eBay unveils BlackBerry auction app
RIM's BlackBerry App World is gaining ground as a storefront for distributing BlackBerry applications, reports CNET News.
EBay is the latest major company to forge a presence in the storefront, in the form of an eBay app for BlackBerry auctioneers in the US and Canada. The official eBay for BlackBerry application, which was co-developed by eBay and RIM, includes features to search for, track, and buy an item from the smartphone.
Unsurprisingly, the eBay app accepts PayPal payment. PayPal has not only been an eBay company since 2002, it is also currently the only payment system for purchasing BlackBerry apps through the App World.
LinkedIn preps enterprise app integration
Corporate users of LinkedIn will soon be able to access data stored in the networking tool from their business applications, states Computing.co.uk.
The world's largest professional networking site, which now boasts 50 million users, has released a set of application programming interfaces that will let developers integrate corporate networking data with enterprise applications.
Widgets have also been released for a faster integration process, allowing developers to add the most used LinkedIn features with just a few lines of JavaScript.
Opera 10.20 pushes desktop widgets
Opera has surprised every browser maker with the release of its Opera 10.20 Alpha build that has independent Widgets running support, writes TechTree.
This means one can run Opera widgets just like any other program Windows application on a PC. Recently, the company released the Opera 10.10 version of the browser with Opera Unite.
With the new Opera 10.20 Alpha build, several Opera Widgets will get Windows program behaviour just like other widgets of Windows 7/Vista.
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