Most of the presentations held during the UIQ Developer Track at 3GSM 2006 are now available for you to download. They give a good overview of UIQ development.
 
 

The most interesting one for me is the one on "What to develop/What sells?".

For those of you into hardware based solutions, most Nokia phones have F-Bus and M-Bus connections that can be used to connect a phone to a PC, other hardware or a microcontroller. The connection can be used for controlling just about all functions of the phone, as well as uploading new firmware etc. This bus […]

Are you developing for Symbian 9.1 and want to develop using Visual Studio .NET? Nokia recently updated Carbide.vs to allow it to work with the Final Series 60 3rd Edition SDK. Furthermore, UIQ have also released a separate support package for Carbide.vs.
Need help? Mopius have a great Getting started Tutorial.

Palmsource have a new white paper on Mobile Linux Ubiquity, an industry perspective on Mobile Linux.
While the aim of the paper don’t seem that clear to me, there’s a good take on what creates "the greatest drag upon rapid development and time-to-volume"…

Development Tools

I/O and Networking

Memory Management

Multimedia

Performance

Power Management

Security

Storage

I feel Mobile Linux has a long way to […]

The IBM web site contains an article by Mikko Kontio comparing six mobile development technologies. He makes a brave effort of comparing SMS/MMS, MIDP, Symbian, Pocket PC, Smartphone, and Palm OS.
I find that the most important factor, not featured in the article, is whether what you want to do is actually possible under each technology. […]

There’s a new Eclipse plugin for Sony Ericsson UIQ Java ME CDC . This is significant as development could only previously be performed using (expensive) IBM tools. So what is Java ME CDC? It’s not J2ME as most mobile developers know it… yet strictly speaking it is J2ME but another flavour….
The naming of JAVA on mobiles […]

If you are looking to write a new application to sell to consumers, take a look at Handango’s latest Yardsticks. The special edition Yardsticks are comprised of a 2005 Year End edition as well specific editions for each of the five major mobile operating systems: BlackBerry, Palm OS, Symbian OS and Windows Mobile Pocket PC […]