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June 1996 Newton Technology Journal

Same Time,

Same Place,

New Stuff

Many of you will be reading this issue of the

Newton Technology Journal from your seats or

hotel rooms in San Jose, CA during Apple’s

World Wide Developers Conference and some

of you will be looking at it for the very first

time. We hope that most of the Newton

Developer Community has decided to attend

Apple’s annual developer event to learn more

about Apple’s technical directions and spend

time learning about new technologies. As

always, the Newton Systems Group will be on

hand to introduce Macintosh and Windows

developers to Newton technologies and the

potential the platform holds as we grow the

PDA product category and technology base.

We’ll also show attendees how Newton

technology fits into the rest of Apple

technologies and integrates into the company’s

business plan moving forward. And, for the

experienced Newton developer, there will be

new information and demonstrations of some

of the latest Newton platform technologies that

are covered in this issue.

Whether you’re an experienced Newton

programmer, a developer who’s new to the

Newton platform, or just evaluating the

technology, you could not be involved in a

more exciting technology at a more exciting

time. As we have been demonstrating since its

introduction in November, 1995, Newton 2.0 is

a huge step forward in delivering the kind of

functionality that users and developers alike

expect from a PDA platform. This spring, we

are seeing and hearing so much more about

the internet, e-mail and communications. And

Newton PDAs play right into this timely

evolution. This issue of NTJ will run you

through some of the most important aspects

of the evolution: Barney Dewey, Product

Manager for Newton Communications, takes

you through our communications strategy and

Gary Hillerson walks you through the latest

tool you’ve all been waiting for – the Newton

Internet Enabler. Finally, Eileen Tso will

provide you with her take on how and why

these are critical to the continued growth of

the Newton platform and the solutions that

make it cutting edge. On the tools front,

Windows NTK is finally ready to go and

attendees at the Intro to Newton Session will

get first peeks at it. We talked about it last

year, and now it’s here. Same time, same

place, but lots of new stuff.

While sessions at the WWDC are aimed at

educating new and interested developers in

the platform, there is always something

challenging and new for the experienced

developer. And, if you are already a platform

convert, take this opportunity to convince a

friend or two to stop by the Newton sessions

to learn more about the possibilities of

extending Mac applications to mobile Newton

clients and getting involved in the first real

“mobile internet” device on the market. As

Guy Kawasaki says, “let a thousand flowers

bloom”. Each one of you is and can be an

evangelist for this platform. WWDC is a great

opportunity to convince your fellow

developers to deliver their latest great ideas

on this platform. The time is right, the

market opportunities are there, and the tools

are there. Show them what you already know

about the premier PDA platform and the

strides Apple has taken with Newton 2.0.

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Published by Apple Computer,Inc.

Lee DePalma Dorsey • Managing Editor

Gerry Kane • Coordinating Editor,Technical Content

Gabriel Acosta-Lopez • Coordinating Editor, DTS and

Training Content

Technical Peer Review Board

J.Christopher Bell, Bob Ebert,David Fedor,

Ryan Robertson, Jim Schram,Maurice Sharp,

Bruce Thompson

Contributors

Greg Christie, Barney Dewey, Gary Hillerson,

Peter Murray, Jeffrey C. Schlimmer, Eileen Tso

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Produced by Xplain Corporation

Neil Ticktin • Publisher

John Kawakami • Editorial Assistant

Matt Neuburg • Editorial Assistant

Judith Chaplin • Art Director

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Apple, the Apple logo, APDA, AppleDesign, AppleLink,

AppleShare, Apple SuperDrive, AppleTalk, HyperCard,

LaserWriter,Light Bulb Logo,Mac,MacApp,Macintosh,Macintosh

Quadra, MPW, Newton, Newton Toolkit, NewtonScript,

Performa, QuickTime, StyleWriter and WorldScript are

trademarks of Apple Computer, Inc., registered in the U.S. and

other countries. AOCE, AppleScript, AppleSearch, ColorSync,

develop, eWorld, Finder, OpenDoc, Power Macintosh,

QuickDraw, SNA•ps, StarCore, and Sound Manager are

trademarks,and ACOT is a service mark of Apple Computer,Inc.

Motorola and Marco are registered trademarks of Motorola,Inc.

NuBus is a trademark of Texas Instruments. PowerPC is a

trademark of International Business Machines Corporation, used

under license therefrom. Windows is a trademark of Microsoft

Corporation and SoftWindows is a trademark used under license

by Insignia from Microsoft Corporation. UNIX is a registered

trademark of UNIX System Laboratories, Inc. CompuServe,

Pocket Quicken by Intuit,CIS Retriever by BlackLabs,PowerForms

by Sestra,Inc.,ACT! by Symantec,Berlitz,and all other trademarks

are the property of their respective owners.

Mention of products in this publication is for informational

purposes only and constitutes neither an endorsement nor a

recommendation.All product specifications and descriptions were

supplied by the respective vendor or supplier.Apple assumes no

responsibility with regard to the selection, performance, or use of

the products listed in this publication. All understandings,

agreements,or warranties take place directly between the vendors

and prospective users. Limitation of liability: Apple makes no

warranties with respect to the contents of products listed in this

publication or of the completeness or accuracy of this publication.

Apple specifically disclaims all warranties, express or implied,

including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of

merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose.

Newton Technolo

O U R N A L

Volume II, Number 2 June 1996

Letter From the Editor

by Lee DePalma Dorsey

Editor’s Note

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