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Silverlight Mobile on Nokia devices. What you say?
chall3ng3r | 04 March, 2008 22:11
Hi guys,
This is a great news, as we will get another technology on Nokia devices to play with.
I have posted my initial thoughts on my regular blog.
What you guys'n girls think about this?
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Re: Silverlight Mobile on Nokia devices. What you say?
chall3ng3r | 06/03/2008, 04:39
I think they will. Silverlight is really getting hype, specially Silverlight 2.0.
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Silverlight Mobile on Nokia devices. What you say?
geld | 08/07/2008, 18:56
No, I dont think so;Apple has Iphone and uses own software. Apple don't like microsoft thats why they have their own players.
Apple and Silverlight
Advocaten | 13/07/2008, 03:18
Apple has a tendency to create software on its own platform. I dont think Microsoft and Apple are that close to each other that Apple is going to use its platform ;)
Although i hope they will. I's always good to have more tools available to create applications.
Re: Silverlight Mobile on Nokia devices. What you say?
chall3ng3r | 13/07/2008, 17:27
Yea, I think just for the sake of having atleast one MS technology on MAC OSX, Apple should make it work to attract more developers. I believe this will be good for Apple as well.
But, I just noticed that even MS have now have SL, but they are using Flash on thier websites for videos, because its a defacto standard for web video. But Apple have no Flash on its website, and for video they only use QuickTime, and it crashes IE alot on my machine.
Its quite strange for me...!
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Lenen | 06/03/2008, 03:50
Do you think Apple will, maybe in a "far" future, use Silverlight?