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Software News : Amiga Launches New version of AmigaAnywhere

Posted by ssolie on 2008/2/3 4:24:36 (2615 reads) News by the same author

Amiga, Inc. is pleased to announce the availability of AmigaAnywhereTM version 2 to registered Amiga SDA developers. AmigaAnywhere 2 is the next step in the development of the new Amiga Operating System. AA2 content can run on a variety of different platforms, covering devices such as mobile phones, STBs, laptops, PCs and servers. The latest version of AmigaAnywhere facilitates media-rich content anytime, anywhere..

Under the new platform, developers are able to quickly and efficiently create multimedia applications and services that are written once then, in a single step, compiled to multiple target platforms.

To get more information, and/or to register as an SDA developer, visit www.amiga.com/developers. Also see our list of AA2 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ).

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Rob	Published: 2008/2/3 5:02 Updated: 2008/2/3 5:02
Not too shy to talk Joined: 11/27/2006 From: Comments: 384	Re: Amiga Launches New version of AmigaAnywhere Anyone got the new dev kit yet, or is this Amiga Inc hot air.

GregS	Published: 2008/2/3 5:24 Updated: 2008/2/3 5:24
Just popping in Joined: 04/11/2007 From: Comments: 89	Re: Amiga Launches New version of AmigaAnywhere I am in the process of sending off the NDA and getting it, but won't then be able to say anything about it. The first sdk based on TAO was actually very good, pity TAO went under.

Chris	Published: 2008/2/3 13:16 Updated: 2008/2/3 13:19
Amigans Defender Joined: 11/17/2006 From: England Comments: 3438	Re: Amiga Launches New version of AmigaAnywhere The FAQ contains some interesting information about the connection between AA2 and OS5. @GregS I have an NDA with AI but when their website changed and amigadev.net went, my account stopped allowing me any access to dev areas (and unfortunately I wasn't subscribed to any of the more interesting mailing lists at the time). The article says you need an SDA, which I don't have. Chris