Palm’s Enyo Framework To Spur Tablet And High-end Phone App Development
Details of Palm’s Enyo framework have surfaced, confirming that it will replace Mojo and is built to support different designs beyond the usual touchscreen and physical keyboard devices that we’ve seen, meaning that it will support fully-touchscreen phones and tablets, possibly the PalmPad. Aside from that, the JavaScript code underneath should be able to run faster and will be more modular to accelerate to response to bugs and add in new features faster. The design is also built to work closer with Ares, Palm’s web-based development tool. With rumors of the Palm Mansion, which is either a large smartphone or a small tablet, going around, this is welcome news.
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