MobiForms Rolls Out Latest Mobile Development Tool
Following the global success of earlier versions of the MobiForms mobile development tool, version 3.12 has now been released. Version 3.12 is now fully certified with Windows Mobile. New features include timers, SMTP email and commands that dynamically change object attributes at runtime like font colours and sizes. The Deployment Wizard has been extended to include more device and operating environment combinations.
Recent customers include a US defence repair facility, a UK local authority housing department, a European SAP field service systems integrator, a German telemarketing company and an Australian vineyard cellar manager. According to the project manager from a UK based CCTV installer "We were attracted to MobiForms because we were able to quickly create and use the same application on just about any PDA, with no user limits - all included in a one off developer licence."
MobiForms is a rapid application development tool for building mobile applications for almost any kind of mobile computer or PDA including Tablet PC, Pocket PC, Windows CE, Windows Mobile, EPOC, Symbian and Palm. MobiForms revolutionises the creation of mobile applications by reducing the development and deployment time from days to minutes. With MobiForms the user does not need to learn a difficult programming language like Java or .Net. Professional applications can be developed for asset collection, field service, inspection, market research, site surveys, stock control or workshop repair, quickly and seamlessly using the intuitive MobiForms drag and drop interface and tie the data back easily to corporate systems.
MobiForms can be downloaded from the MobiForms web site.
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