Archive for the ‘BREW 2007’ Category

The bookstore

Friday, June 22nd, 2007

A shot across the OboPay stand, our next door neighbours at BREW 2007.

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Laptop Lounge

Friday, June 22nd, 2007

The “Laptop Lounge” gives partner pavillion visitors the opportunity to catch up on email and work.

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The BREW Bookstore

Friday, June 22nd, 2007

The BREW Bookstore - a new addition to BREW 2007 - features the latest and greatest Software, Games and BREW Literature.

We bought “If I Only Changed the Software, Why Is the Phone on Fire? - Embedded Debugging Methods Revealed” by Lisa Simone. Promises to be a great read.

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The backdrop

Friday, June 22nd, 2007

The full backdrop from the Airsource stand at BREW 2007. We want visitors to know that if they need BREW, they need to talk to Airsource!

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The Airsource Logo!

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

Playing in a continuous loop on our stand is a little company overview slideset.

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Ben tinkers with our presentation

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

We’re getting a bit nervous (and excited!) about giving our presentation Friday afternoon. We’re still tinkering with it a little, tweaking it to make sure we say exactly what we need to!

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The NSTL booth

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

Diagonally opposite us is the NSTL booth where they are showing off some of their cool test offerings. NSTL run the True BREW Testing program on behalf of QUALCOMM so if you’re going to be a BREW developper you’ll get to know them pretty well!

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A closeup of our stand backdrop.

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

Our stand backdrop features a Getty Images photo suitably photoshopped to make it more Airsourcey…

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Opposite our stand…

Thursday, June 21st, 2007

The view from the stand!

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RVCT 3.0 Released

Wednesday, June 20th, 2007

If you’ve been paying close attention to the grapevine, you will have noticed that today ARM has announced the release of an upgrade to the RVCT toolchain for BREW. For those who aren’t aware, RVCT gives BREW developers access to a version of their ARM compiler, linker and associated tools which can be used for creating applications optimised for running on device.

If you looked closely at the announcement you would have seen that we got a mention. Airsource has had an early opportunity to test out RVCT 3.0 and evaluate the performance and features being offered. It’s fair to say we were pretty impressed - it’s a much-needed upgrade and ARM has definitely got the edge over GCC when it comes to performance and size.

We’ll be offering more details on some of the results we discovered and some analysis of the new features in RVCT 3.0 in our talk at BREW 2007 on Friday in Randle A at 13:45. After our presentation we’ll try to get some more details up here.