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Palm developers get device-testing service

By P. J. Connolly

July 1, 2008 —

Giving developers access to limited-release equipment while maintaining security around the design and features can be a tough proposition.

DeviceAnywhere, which makes actual mobile devices available over the Web to developers, launched a service recently aimed at developers who want access to the latest hardware from Palm.

The service, called the Palm Virtual Developer Lab, is available to Palm Developer Network members, who get three free hours of time on such devices as the Centro smartphone and the Treo 755p.

Using DeviceAnywhere’s service, users can manipulate a phone exactly as if it were physically present, including button presses, screen taps and any other physical state change.

Related Search Term(s): Embedded development, DeviceAnywhere, Palm

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