iAnywhere and Intel Fuel Mobilized Application Development

Nov. 20, 2003 03:26 PM

(November 20, 2003) - iAnywhere Solutions Inc., a subsidiary of Sybase, Inc., and Intel Corporation are working together to further the development of mobilized software for small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs). The companies unveiled a toolkit that will enable software developers to deliver applications for SMB mobile computing and Wi-Fi users. Each kit will include mobile enterprise software, an Intel Centrino mobile technology-based mobile PC, an Intel XScale technology-based handheld, and a wireless LAN access point.

The Wi-Fi Toolkit provides software developers with everything they need to build innovative wireless applications, including:

iAnywhere mobile software - development copies of mobile solutions

SQL Anywhere Studio - the market leading database for mobile, embedded and small to medium-sized business environments.

M-Business Server - the industry's most scalable platform for delivering Web-based content to mobile devices.

Manage Anywhere Studio - an all-in-one solution that provides central control of software distribution and updates, system configuration, and device inventory for desktops, laptops, servers and handheld devices.

Pylon Anywhere - a full-featured solution for extending existing Lotus Notes and Microsoft Exchange infrastructures to mobile and wireless devices.

Sybase Pocket PowerBuilder - an integrated application development environment designed to simplify and speed the creation of mobile and wireless enterprise applications.

Intel-based mobile hardware

Notebook PC - an HP NX7000 notebook PC based on Intel Centrino mobile technology. Intel Centrino mobile technology is designed for outstanding mobile performance, including integrated wireless LAN capability and advanced features that enable a breakthrough combination of sleek notebook PC designs, extended battery life and outstanding mobile performance

Handheld device - an HP iPAQ H5550 handheld device based on Intel XScale technology to facilitate application testing. Intel XScale technology is designed to optimize low power consumption and high performance processing for a wide range of wireless and networking applications and rich services.

Wi-Fi access point - a Cisco Aironet 1200 series 802.11b LAN access point and a Cisco 2.2 dbi dipole antenna to enable live development and testing of the mobile solution in a Wi-Fi environment.

The Wi-Fi Toolkit is available immediately. Product, services and purchasing information can be found online.

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