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EarlySail Launches JumpStart Program for RIM BlackBerry Application Development

EarlySail — Thu, 02 Aug 2007 22:04:46 +0000

EarlySail JumpStart Program for RIM BlackBerry Application development is a packaged service to ISVs and System Integrators who need help getting started with their application development.

Although most mobile platforms provide IDEs to create basic applications, any real-life mobile application must account for

Vagaries of the wireless networks
Battery, CPU, Screen real-estate and Bandwidth constraints
Usability issues and seamless user experience using device specific native UIs, navigation techniques, persistence, and boot-up behavior .
Finally, the enterprise oriented developer must understand the difference in use of BlackBerry Enterprise Server/MDS vs. Carrier gateways as well as deployment and security models

EarlySail has developed a reference architecture and a software platform for development of robust and scalable enterprise applications on the BlackBerry. Products based on this architecture include instant messaging clients, RSS news readers, Urgent Messaging applications for Business Continuity and Time Tracking applications that are in use in over 50 large customers.

The JumpStart program offers consulting, architecture analysis, and prototype code as required. EarlySail also offers full life cycle product development for BlackBerry and other mobile platforms.

RIM Blackberry Mobile RSS News Reader

EarlySail — Sat, 31 Mar 2007 19:14:34 +0000

Earlysail is busy delivering a product for one of our customers that will enable optimized access to RSS/Web Feed Aggregators from a Blackberry device. The product will have attention management features and end user activity on the mobile device will be synchronized with similar activity from other devices.

Users on mobile devices can be alerted when new items appear on subscribed feeds.

EarlySail's RSS News Reader for BlackBerry

EarlySail ships Instant Messaging Products on the RIM Blackberry

EarlySail — Sat, 04 Mar 2006 01:20:32 +0000

Earlysail has just shipped a wireless Instant Messaging client for one of our customers, a leading provider of messaging solutions in the United States.

The development was done using Blackberry JDE version 4.1.0 and is interoperable with all leading XMPP/Jabber servers

The solution has a server side component that is able to queue messages when the wireless device is out of coverage area

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