Showing posts with label Challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Challenge. Show all posts

Friday, September 14, 2012

GENBAND and Polycom Partner to Expand Second Annual GENFuzion Developer Challenge

- Alert), senior vice president of Product and Solutions Marketing at Polycom (who will be one of the judges), added, “By opening the new GENBAND RESTful APIs to developers and providing a collaborative testing environment for application development, GENBAND has created an outstanding developer eco-system for fostering innovation…We are pleased to join forces with GENBAND to empower developers to create breakthrough apps for our combined customers.”

 Mark Pugerude (News - Alert), president of Global Sales and Marketing for GENBAND in commenting on the previous success and the fact that the prizes have been increased this year  stated, “We are excited to add Polycom as a key partner and welcome their extensive knowledge and expertise in providing world-class IP voice and video solutions. Polycom’s advanced IP phones allow us to extend our unified communications and provide developers with even more possibilities to deliver creative applications that our combined customers can leverage.”  He further noted that, “With the introduction of the new GENBAND RESTful APIs, we are promoting the latest in WEB based APIs, making it easier than ever for the developer community to leverage widespread existing HTTP support and enable their communications applications.”

It takes a community

The challenge is just one aspect of how GENBAND extends a warm embrace to developers. Through its GENFuzion Developer Community, the company provides “Sandbox” testing for applications. 



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Sunday, June 24, 2012

Virtua Tennis Challenge Review

by AJ Dellinger 0Comments

No matter how far technology advances, some things manage to stick around. For Virtua Tennis Challenge, that means doing its best to convince the player that it's not just Pong in a fancy new package. While the graphics are impressive and Sega's modern offering serves up more game modes than the 70's classic, it also falls short in some areas where even the simplest of games have excelled.

Bringing the classic Virtua Tennis series to iOS should have been game, set, and match for Sega; swiping to smack a ball across the court certainly sounds intuitive, at least. But the game hits a fault right out of the gate with unresponsive and clunky controls -- even after the tutorial, you'll do more floundering and aimless swinging than anything else. Luckily, there are other control schemes buried in the settings that draw upon the series' arcade roots by putting a joystick and buttons on the screen. Once the change is made, it's far easier to send perfect serves and slicing slams back at the opponent.

You'll need the alternate controls to take on the various game modes, which aim to present unique challenges. The SPY World Tour has players battling their way up the rankings ladder through tournaments, though aside from changing the name and birth date, the characters are disappointingly unchangeable. Exhibition and quick match modes are also available, but despite different courts, opponents, and play styles, the matches rarely feel distinct. And the online play is sadly lag-filled and prone to dropped connections, robbing the game of a key feature.

The bottom line. Like playing the sport with a hole-filled racquet, enjoying Virtua Tennis Challenge often proves futile.



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Thursday, June 14, 2012

Facing the Challenge of Managing Software Assets, Steps to Ensure Software License Optimization

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Monday, April 16, 2012

Report Finds Production Access a Challenge for Service Providers and Clients during ADM Operations Transitions

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