Posts Tagged ‘applications’

01 Synergy iPhone 4S Application Development

February 24th, 2012

01 Synergy is one of the pioneers in developing iOS Applications, since its inception, 01Synergy has always embraced innovative technologies for the best outputs in terms of products & services.

You can now hire a person or a entire team of well qualified iOS App developers who can help build Apps for your iOS devices like iPhone, iPod Touch & iPad.

Our iOS development teams have experience in working with the following technologies including, iOS 5 SDK, xCode, Cocoa, Objective C, SQLite, HTML5, Java Script, CSS etc.

You can hire iPhone / iPad developer from us on fixed cost or a monthly retainership to meet your requirements for iOS Apps development. Hiring iPhone application developers would result in 60% of costs.

Our iOS developers have developed:

  • Business Apps
  • Learning Apps
  • Entertainment Apps
  • Utility Apps

Our iPhone programmers have years of experience and expertise in developing scalable and robust mobile applications.

For more details call +91.981.591.8807 or send a mail at ios.developer@01s.in

Software tools for CBEA Power Architecture-based microprocessor

February 8th, 2012

Green Hills Software in Santa Barbara, Calif., is introducing runtime- and software-development tools for the IBM Cell Broadband Engine Architecture (CBEA), which is a multicore processor that includes a 64-bit Power Architecture processor (PPE) core and eight synergistic processor (SPE) cores that is appropriate for applications like digital signal processing (DSP), graphics, and similar complex computational tasks.

Software developers can use the eight co-processors in the CBEA for parallel vector processing. Green Hills CBEA support includes the Integrity real-time operating system (RTOS) with 16 megabytes of page size; middleware with GHS CBEA API, file systems, network stack, backplane networking, standard POSIX system interfaces, and optimizing C/C++/EC++ compilers and optimized runtime libraries for the PPE and all the SPEs.

The Green Hills software tools also come withy the company’s MULTI development environment; JTAG probe; overlay management system for partitioning and running large tasks; run mode debug server; stop-mode debug server; and tools to visualize and debug large-scale heterogeneous multicore systems, including system-wide breakpoints that enable the developer to halt tasks on all CBEA and non-CBEA cores.

Source:http://www.militaryaerospace.com/articles/2012/02/software-tools-for-cbea-power-architecture-based-microprocessor-introduced-by-green-hills.html

Wood Component Catalogs In Cabinet Design Software

December 28th, 2011

Ornate embellishments on cabinetry are one of the top 10 trends in kitchen design. “Gone are the days when cabinets were unembellished boxes,” says Better Homes & Gardens. “Today’s most interesting styles take their finishing touches from furniture and architecture.” No wonder software makers are adding wood component libraries to their design applications.

The latest is KCD Software, which has added Classic Designs by Matthew Burak’s library of furniture components to its cabinet and closet software suite.

Classic Designs, located in St. Johnsbury, VT, offers a wide array of made-to-order wood components from table legs to columns and bun feet, which are shipped ready-to-finish. Founded in 1995 by cabinetmaker Matthew Burak, Classic Designs’ numerous table leg styles range from turned to tapered.

Sustainable business practices are also an important aspect of Classic Design’s philosophy. It adapted an existing, abandoned structure into its manufacturing facility and supports the Hardwood Forestry Fund, which establishes sustainable forests.

With the integration of Classic Design’s catalog into KCD’s software suite, cabinet designers can choose from an extensive list of antique style furniture legs, columns, custom turnings, bun feet, corbels, brackets, among other items.

KCD has also included the catalogs of other furniture component companies into its Cabinet/Closet Software suite, including White River, Adams Wood Products and Osborne Wood. The incorporation of these libraries like the one from Classic Designs into offers cabinetmakers a way to find affordable choices in furniture components and ornate embellishments.

“Having product libraries included in your design software saves time and money,” says John Murphy, founder of KCD Software. With KCD’s built-in feature, cabinetmakers can choose from product lists and easily show a 3-D rendered image complete with embellished details to its customer. Other features include actual countertop colors, floorings and wallpapers, as well as all elevations, floorplans, photo-realistic 3-D and birds-eye-view.

Source:http://www.woodworkingnetwork.com/articles/woodworking-machinery-technology/Wood-Component-Catalogs-In-Cabinet-Design-Software-136279653.html?ref=653

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