You can send your signed app to the BlackBerry PlayBook using blackberry-dploy. This makes it easy to test final builds without having to setup debugging certificates. We’ll talk about debug certificates in a later post, let’s get our app onto the device! Problem: You want to test your signed application on the device before submitting […]
Flash is Alive and Kicking, FITC Toronto Highlights
Interested in what devices support mobile AIR? Want to know how to keep your PlayBook app running in the background? Are you in the market for a $2,750 Tron watch? In this post I’ll share the highlights from FITC Toronto 2011. Being the first conference since AIR 2.6 and the launch of the PlayBook there […]
Detailed Review of the PlayBook (Including Videos)
Skeptical about the PlayBook? In this review we’ll size up the new BlackBerry PlayBook and show of some videos of the device in action. Leaving you with the opportunity to make your own decision by highlighting both the pros and cons. Despite what some people would have you believe, there is no one device that […]
Requesting Permissions for your PlayBook App
Does your PlayBook app use local storage, camera roll, media sound or other device APIs? If so, you must add action requests in your blackberry-tablet.xml file when publishing your BAR file for these features to work on the device. Problem: The camera roll in my painting application worked with the virtual machine (0.9.4 SDK) but […]