Comments on: First WebOS Homebrew Apps Begin to Appear
Now that a method for side-loading apps onto the Palm Pre has been discovered, a couple of enterprising webOS hackers have released some of the first homebrew apps for webOS.
Via PreCentral, the first of such apps is a simple Tip Calculator from renowned programmer jwz. His program also includes the full source code. Another app that works to customize system sounds, called Pimp My Sounds, has also been loosed, but was quickly pulled due to numerous bugs.
For additional background and instructions on this process checkout the Pre dev wiki.
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RE: That doesn't sound secure
really, is that any less secure than anything else mobile these days? I think palm would be wise to let this homebrew movement flourish.
that's how I see things. you think I'm wrong? well, that's the way you see things.
that's how I see things. you think I'm wrong? well, that's the way you see things.
RE: That doesn't sound secure
> ...I think palm would be wise to let this homebrew movement flourish.
Lol!
I think Palm has no hope of controlling it at all.
looks better than the android calculator
That calc already looks better than the one my friend has on his G1.
RE: looks better than the android calculator
I have a G1 and I agree totally. On the other hand, I also have a Pre and the calculator is attractive but extremely simplistic. It's a huge step down from the powerful calculator available on older Treos.
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That doesn't sound secure
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