PDA Developers – Volume 4.6 – Nov/Dec 1996
PDA Developers, originally PIE Developers, was the premier, independent printed resource for mobile developers in the mid-to-late 1990s. Billing itself as “A Technical Journal for PDA Developers,” each issue contained detailed articles, tutorials, and coding examples covering all major handheld platforms.
Published by San Francisco-based Creative Digital Systems, the journal was expertly managed and edited by Steve Mann (who also wrote a number of articles in each issue).
Artifact Details
Creative Digital Systems
United States
English
November, 1996
$13.95 US, $14.95 Canada
Perfect bound printed journal with light-pink-colored cover and white paper.
In this issue:
- PDA News
- Organizers and Two-Way Pagers
- System Integrator Profile: Green Mountain Software
- PDA Developers North
- NS BASIC Corner: A Bit of the NIE
- Previews and Reviews (The Envoy 150: Wireless From the Start, Revelar Connection Utility, On the Road with a Nokia 9000, Apple's New Newtons)
- Windows CE: Developer's Overview
- Using the Magic Internet Kit
- A Programmer's Peek at the New Newton OS
- Optimizing GEOS Applications
- Hacking the Pilot: Bypassing the Palm OS
- IZL String Function Utility
- Building Quality Handheld Applications
8.5" x 11" (48 pages)
PDA Developers 4.6
PER-M-0001
November, 1996
Acquired from publisher
2018-07-27
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PDA Developers, originally PIE Developers, was the premier, independent printed resource for mobile developers in the mid-to-late 1990s. Billing itself as “A Technical Journal for PDA Developers,” each issue contained detailed articles, tutorials, and coding examples covering all major handheld platforms.
Published by San Francisco-based Creative Digital Systems, the journal was expertly managed and edited by Steve Mann (who also wrote a number of articles in each issue).
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