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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() PalmSource Euro Powered Up Award WinnersPosted By: Ryan on Monday, September 27, 2004 6:01:34 PM
PalmSource today honored five Palm OS developers with Euro Powered Up Awards at the PalmSource Euro DevCon 2004 held in Munich, Germany. The awards celebrate Palm OS developers who have created innovative software applications representing the best of breed in the Palm Powered economy and take advantage of the advanced features of Palm Powered smartphones and mobile devices.
Selected from approximately 1000 nominations, the five award winners include: Facer Launcher 2 by PocketCraft Software; Snails by PDAmill; MMPlayer by Almacom; funSMS 4 by fun communications GmbH; and Planetarium by Andreas Hofer Software. The 2004 Euro Powered Up Awards are sponsored by PalmGear.com, palmOne, Tapwave and PalmSource and are open to developers worldwide. Special consideration is given to applications localized for the Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) region. 2004 Euro Powered Up Award winners were nominated by the Palm OS community, including peers, fans, PalmSource employees, partners, and Palm OS licensees, based on the following criteria:
The 2004 Euro Powered Up Award winners were recognized in the following four categories:
To celebrate and recognize the extraordinary contributions of the late Bozidar Benc, president and founder of Croatia-based Benc Software, an additional category has been created for the 2004 Euro Powered Up Awards. The Benc Software: Tribute to Excellence award pays tribute to Benc’s legacy by recognizing a European-based Palm OS® developer who embodies the principles and ideals of Benc Software, a pioneer in the Palm OS developer community. The award will be presented annually at Euro Powered Up Awards ceremonies.
Each of the five winners will receive a trophy, Palm Powered device and promotional marketing package from PalmGear.com and PalmSource to promote its winning application on the PalmGear.com and palmsource.com web sites. Each package is valued at more than 8,000 Euros. “PowerByHand is pleased to contribute to the growth of the Palm Powered economy and reward the hard work these developers have done to create new and exciting applications for the Palm OS platform,” said Ryan Wuerch, CEO at PowerByHand, the parent company of PalmGear.com. “We look forward to promoting these applications on PalmGear.com and increasing the exposure for these top Palm OS application developers.” PalmSource has more than 320,000 registered developers who have collectively created a variety of applications for Palm Powered smart mobile devices, ranging from email, messaging and Internet communications, sales force and field automation, personal productivity, multimedia, groupware, financial management, and games, enabling customers to tailor their devices with software that meets their individual needs. Localized German Palm OS applications can be downloaded and purchased from http://software.palmsource.de/ and English versions are available through PalmInfocenter Software Store. Applications can also be purchased direct from the developer. “The Palm OS developer community continues to innovate at a rapid pace, and I’m pleased to be able to recognize the contributions of these five companies,” said David Nagel, president and chief executive officer of PalmSource. “We believe the breadth and variety of Palm OS applications is a key differentiator driving the growth of the platform, meeting the needs of millions of people with diverse interests and software needs.”
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...Is a really stunning piece of work, especially considering that it runs on 3.5 machines at usable speed - But I think it's been around quite a while. I remember having it on a camping trip two years ago.
The rest aren't all that impressive, IMO. Has Palm (after the 3.5/4.? stuff, the Sony/Handera splits, OS5 - and OS 6 hanging over everybody's heads like a cartoon anvil, ready to break compatability AGAIN.) finally driven most of the developers off?
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Guess that's what "OS6.5/7.0" is supposed to focus on tho.
Pat Horne; www.churchoflivingfaith.com