Scott Janousek

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b.Tween and EyeGT explained

Tuesday, July 1st, 2008

Barefootsoft posted about their products (b.Tween and EyeGT) on a blog and how they work (to some degree).
” … Just a few lines to clarify that it is NOT a Flash Player (Lite or otherwise), but rather a sets of tools, a graphical engine (eyeGT) and a framework (b.Tween) that extract, rework, and optimize the [...]

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Posted in EyeGT, Flash, Flash Lite, Mobile, Mobile Application, Mobile Device, Mobile Optimization, Mobile Platform, Mobile User Interfaces, b.Tween, iPhone | No Comments »

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Flash content ported to iPhone (via 3rd party b.Tween framework and EyeGT technology)

Monday, June 30th, 2008

I just read via Peter Elst that Thomas Joos (mobile guide “extraordinaire”) used a framework called b.Tween framework (currently betaware) that is part of EyeGT technology, created by a company called barefootsoft to port and run his original Flash mobile guide on the iPhone (quite a mouth full, eh?)
“eyeGT is the most comprehensive graphics and [...]

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Posted in Adobe, Apple, Barefootsoft, EyeGT, Flash, Flash Lite, Flash Lite Extender, Flash Lite UI, Flash Mobile, Flash Mobile Developer, Gadget, Handsets, Mobile, Mobile Application, Mobile Developer, Mobile Device, b.Tween, flashlite, iPhone | 5 Comments »