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AppForge releases Crossfire 6.5

September 14, 2006 by Dusan Belic - Leave a Comment

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AppForgeA leading mobile solutions company, AppForge, Inc., yesterday announced Crossfire 6.5, the latest version of its famous mobile application platform optimized for developing and delivering customer-facing mobile applications. Responding to a rapidly changing customer environment, AppForge has significantly enhanced Crossfire’s unique ability to put applications on the widest array of mobile devices, regardless of language and platform, with a feature set that enables enterprises to provide rich, branded end-user self-service and content delivery applications.

Key enhancements in Crossfire 6.5 include support for web services and for Symbian OS v9.

Web Services Support

Web services provide a structured and simple mechanism to access a broad range of information types from existing backend servers, without the need for data synchronization middleware. Crossfire 6.5, using the Microsoft Visual Studio .NET IDE and supporting classes in the Compact Framework, will enable developers to add “web references” to their projects. For example, a developer of a customer-facing travel application could easily add a Web service that delivers local weather information, with a look and feel close to that of any native object in the application.

Symbian OS v9 Support

With Crossfire 6.5, AppForge introduces support for Symbian OS v9, including support for Symbian Signed, the industry-endorsed application signing program that promotes best practice in Symbian OS content and application development.

At product launch, Crossfire 6.5 will support Nokia Eseries devices, including the E61, as well as other devices that run Symbian 9. AppForge expects to expand support for additional devices on the Symbian 9 platform as they come to market.

Other important new features of Crossfire 6.5 include:

  • XML Support
  • Networking and Security Enhancements
  • Microsoft Framework Compatibility
  • BlackBerry Enhancements

Expanded Partnerships

AppForge also announced today that it is strengthening its global reach through the signing of contracts with three resellers – Microway, Probitas and Synergy.

These companies join existing AppForge reseller partners, most notably QBS in the UK, SOS Developers in France, SITA in Italy, Strattus Software in Brazil, and Ingram Micro and Programmer’s Paradise in the U.S.

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