Книга: Palm Os Software: Realplayer, Scummvm, Bejeweled, Hottrix, Bookworm, Desk Accessory, Rocket Mania!, Bike or Die, the Core Pocket Media Player

Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: Realplayer, Scummvm, Bejeweled, Hottrix, Bookworm, Desk Accessory, Rocket Mania!, Bike or Die, the Core Pocket Media Player, Blazer, Mazera, Smallbasic, Plua, Chuzzle, Pocketstudio, Robotfindskitten, Little John Palm, Documents to Go, Saguaro, Space Trader, Tiptop, Kasparov Chessmate, Lispme, Fireviewer, Iphony, Pocket Tunes, Launcher X, Warfare Incorporated, Multitasker, Palm Os Viruses, Hackmaster, Chess Tiger, Abramath, Abrapick, E-Spresso, Nerdalert. Excerpt: Hottrix is a software development company that produces applications for iPhone OS , Palm OS , and Windows . Their iPhone and iPod Touch software has been praised by CNN , TIME , Newsweek , and David Pogue for The New York Times . Their software has also been involved in intellectual property disputes. The company also sells physical 'gimmix' to complement their magic applications. Background Hottrix is based in Las Vegas, Nevada . Many of their 'tricks' are invented by Steve Sheraton, whose first trick was 'e-spresso', a virtual cup of espresso for the Palm Pilot . Notable Hottrix personel include: Recognition In December 2008, Apple Inc. released a series of lists that showed the top downloads of the year from the App Store . The lists showed the 10 most-downloaded applications from different categories, in no particular order. The iBeer application from Hottrix appeared in both the 'Top Paid Apps (Overall)' and 'Top Paid Entertainment' lists. iBeer was also called a 'must-have' application by CNN Money . Hottrix was praised by Conde Nast Portfolio for their trick software, with iBeer singled out as 'the perfect gift'. Intellectual property In October 2008, Hottrix filed a US $ 12.5 million lawsuit against Coors Brewing Company for developing an application called 'iPint' for the iPhone OS. The suit alleged that Coor...