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Palm’s webOS Mojo SDK released to the hungry masses
commentsPosted on 16 July 2009 by Brian Hart
Palm does deserve credit for having an App Catalog open and available, with apps on the shelf, from the first day the Pre went on sale. But the Pre faithful have grown restless as the days and weeks go by with the same few dozen apps and only promises of more to come in the future. For all you restless app-lovers out there (we being among you), the day has finally come that Palm’s webOS Mojo SDK is available to the public so that developers can create apps, stock the store shelves, and take our cash in return for 3rd-party-app bliss.
Now, to temper that excitement a little – even though the SDK is out, Palm reports that they won’t be posting new submissions in the App Catalog until this fall, likely starting in September. Yes, that’s still quite a while to wait, but to pass the time, what apps do YOU want to see in the Catalog? What are some apps you can’t live without?
Source: ars technica
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hopefully an app that will allow video recording.
there needs to be a app for aim
@bob – yes, video recording indeed! The Pre, like the earlier iPhones before it, lack video recording, which seems inexcusable. If some of the dumbest of the dumb cell phones of today can record video, why not a high-end device like the Pre? A 3rd party video recording app would be great, but I’m hoping that Palm will provide this as a native feature with subsequent software updates.
@gabriel – I also agree with you on the need for more messaging clients, like AIM and others. It would be a shame if the webOS platform of integration was hampered by a lack of messaging clients, particularly when so many people use multiple clients like Yahoo, MSN, and others.
At least they are taking steps in the right direction – now it would be nice to see their walk turn into a job, then flat-out run