About a month after RIM announced his BlackBerry textbook Tablet is its BlackBerry Tablet OS SDK for Adobe AIR, a software developer kit to share that used to program applications and games for the textbook.
The SDK is designed specifically to Adobe AIR, a tool that allows developers to create software on a variety of platforms, including Windows, Mac and BlackBerry textbook working with cross-platform work can. Adobe AIR is part which generate RIM's strategy for more and more Web developers textbook apps, which could create not usually applications for the smaller BlackBerry smartphones.
In particular RIM hopes its SDK developer, familiar with Adobe tools for RIM's candidate to iPad and GalaxyTab will promote programming.
End of September RIM outlines his objective alongside mobile programmer woo traditional Web Developer by providing tools such as the Adobe AIR SDK.Das textbook is the integration of the disputed Flash Player 10.1 next to Adobe AIR Anwendungen.Das SDK is available now, with RIM accept submissions end of 2010, in time to BlackBerry App world ready for that app textbook's release date in spring 2011-projects, although there is no specific sales date still benannt.Lesen you more from RIM.
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