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Adobe Reader Mobile SDK

Written by IT News on 8:30 PM

A new step for Adobe is designed to make PDF documents good games with mobile devices. In this respect, the GSMA Mobile World Congress, Adobe has introduced Adobe Reader Mobile SDK, promising an evolved experience in terms of the way in which mobile devices to download, manage and view PDF content. The Software Development Kit offered to manufacturers of mobile phones and handheld devices and not only provides support for reflowable PDF, Adobe, but also for content protection technologies and the Epub format based on XML files.

"With Adobe Reader Mobile SDK, Adobe is expanding the reach of PDF content, making it easier for mobile users to work with digital publications on the go," said Kevin M. Lynch, Vice President and General Manager for the product to Adobe Acrobat. "Consumers are demanding content as watching a large screen size and small publishers to have a visual experience that enhances their brand and, if necessary, to protect their content. This new software allows both engines on expectations."

Coincided with the availability of the SDK, Adobe has also announced that a number of companies already using the solution that provides both hardware and software products that embrace the new technology. Adobe mentioned Bookeen, IREX Technologies, Lexcycle, Plastic Logic, Polymer Vision Ltd., Spring & Design, among those who would adopt Adobe Reader Mobile SDK.

Adobe Reader Mobile SDK is positioned to bridge the publishers of digital content with potential customers using mobile devices. SDK will be digital publications to the next level, which makes the text to fit the size of the screen without getting hit.

"With support for PDF Epub reflowable and new format, we can provide digital experiences of reading for lovers of books," said Steve Haber, CEO, Digital Reading Business Division, and Sony Electronics. "The player comes with support for Adobe Reader Mobile SDK today and makes it possible for consumers to purchase e-books from several sources, including public libraries. Our goal is to foster an environment of content that enable our customers to optimize the use and enjoyment of their readers."

Samsung GT-S1100 watch phone

Written by IT News on 4:55 PM

It seems that LG is not the only phone to work with the development of the watch-shaped phones. Another company that has plans in this area would be Samsung, caught on camera at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this week with a beautiful wrist strap phone dubbed GT-S1100.

Unfortunately, the company has kept its new goodies sealed behind a glass display case MWC, so there is not much information available on the device, but it seems that sport is a full touch screen, Bluetooth and a speakerphone, as LG GD910 ago.

Samsung is known to have worked in about ten years for the development of mobile clock, and the new device looks like a trend noted over the years. Meanwhile, the new entry is dated 2009, and could see the new Samsung GT-S1100 mobile phone watch is launched in the near future.

For what it's worth, in addition to the specific we talked about before, has not disclosed any other details on the device, and not say anything about a possible date for the launch. This, of course, if you plan to actually sell the phone, because it is common to many prototypes like faded into the darkness, over the years, making the LG watch phone first commercially available device of this type.

Some of you may recall that LG presented its prototype mobile phone to watch about a year ago at CES 2008 and has just announced the production and release of the phone next year. Perhaps there is a strong possibility that the Korean handset manufacturers, Samsung, LG will follow procedure and that next year we will be able to see another similar device, are preparing for a run on the market.

Check the video below for a look at the Samsung GT-S1100 watch phone.

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