As a valued MOTODEV member, you have access to the latest computer hardware for developing killer applications that run on Motorola's products.
Through a special arrangement with Apple, we've launched a custom Apple Store in the Fast Track Center exclusively for MOTODEV members.
Because Apple computers are now built around the latest Intel processors, you have the unprecedented ability to develop in a variety of environments, including Mac OS X, Windows, Linux, and Java... all from one computer.
What's more, you'll receive generous discounts on the full line of Apple products, high-quality name-brand peripherals and software. And as a MOTODEV member you'll enjoy the ability to fully customize your state-of-the-art Apple computer purchase so it fits your individual development needs perfectly.
For developers, wading through the many features and capabilities of Motorola products can be a daunting task, especially when your application leverages specific features or APIs. Now, you will find a filter in every product center allowing you to narrow the search for only the products that support the technologies desired.
Take a look at the products section on MOTODEV today to try out the new filter mechanism. As Motorola adds more products to its portfolio, we will continue to expand and refine this filter mechanism to help you determine the right products for your applications... fast.
The MOTOTRBO professional digital two-way radio system combines the best of two-way radio with digital technology to deliver increased capacity and spectral efficiency, integrated data applications and enhanced voice communications. Visit MOTODEV to find out more about developing for this flexible and highly reliable radio solution, and discover how MOTOTRBO is changing the way businesses communicate.
The HC700 family of Windows Mobile devices offers integrated data and voice capability in a rugged and durable design. Log on to MOTODEV to check out exclusive developer-oriented content that will help you create applications for this powerful mobile computer. While there, you can even request access to premium content and start developing for the next generation HC700 product today.
The 40th annual consumer technology showcase hits Las Vegas January 8-11, and MOTODEV will be there. Hear Motorola CEO Ed Zander's opening day keynote address in the Venetian's Palazzo Ballroom, then come visit the MOTODEV pod in the Las Vegas Convention Center's Central Hall.
MOTODEV program and business development representatives will be on hand to share practical solutions for your development goals and discuss your breakthrough ideas for new applications.
While you're visiting, don't miss your chance to get a free application for your MOTO Q! Motorola representatives will be walking the show floor installing selected applications onto MOTO Qs. If you don't already own a MOTO Q, stop by the Motorola booth (Central Hall, #8545) and find out how you can win one. We'll be giving away one each day for the duration of the show.
Motorola designers kept busy creating the next wave of game-changing handsets in 2006. Now, on MOTODEV, we're happy to announce the general availability of developer documentation for new Java-enabled handsets, including the MOTOKRZR K1, the V195, the V365, and the MOTORAZR V3e. All four handsets support key APIs including Bluetooth (JSR-82), Personal Information Management (JSR-75) and Wireless Messaging (JSR-205).
There's more documentation to come. Throughout January, we'll be updating the Handsets section of MOTODEV so your applications can catch the coming wave of iconic handsets.
3D Programming: Loading M3G files and Playing Animations
Loading ready-made pieces of 3D content from an M3G file is generally the most convenient way for an application to create and populate a 3D scene. The M3G file can be created easily using graphic design tools such as 3DMax, so as a developer, you only need to focus on implementing those 3D objects. This article will give developers guidance on implementing ready-made 3D objects to create 3D applications.
Developer Guide 
- Find it Faster
- Shift Into Digital with MOTOTRBO
- Discover the HC700
- It's Time for CES
- New Handsets ... Coming Up
- Recent Articles
3D Programming
- Essential Tools
64-bit USB Driver, UID Tool v2.2
- Recent Documentation
MOTOKRZR K1, L2, MOTORAZR V3e, V195, V365
Motorola To Acquire Tut Systems, Inc.
Tut Systems provides carrier-class end-to-end digital video encoding, processing and distribution products. Their solutions support MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 AVC video compression, local ad insertion, forward error correction, and real-time conditioning of video and audio. Today, more than 160 service providers worldwide deliver IPTV powered by Tut Systems digital video distribution technology.
Zander to present keynote at 2007 International Consumer Electronics Show
A keynote presentation by Motorola chairman and chief executive officer, Ed Zander, is scheduled to be webcast over the Internet January 8, 2007. The presentation at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, NV will begin at approximately 9:00 a.m. Pacific Standard Time (GMT -8). It will also be available through Motorola's media center at www.motorola.com/mediacenter.
- 2007 International CES
January 8-11, 2007
Las Vegas, Nevada
- 3GSM World Congress
February 12-15, 2007
Barcelona, Spain
- Mobility Conference 2007 Denmark
March 20, 2007
Copenhagen, Denmark
- CTIA Wireless 2007
March 27-29, 2007
Orlando, Florida
