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== Technical Design Considerations == | == Technical Design Considerations == | ||
- | I'd appreciate a design where we concentrate an application framework for data storage and retrieval. This should be the central part of the OS and used by stock applications as well as 3rd party apps. End user applications like "Address Book" and "Calendar" or "Syncing" access this database, but can be changed by the user without loosing data | + | I'd appreciate a design where we concentrate an application framework for data storage and retrieval. This should be the central part of the OS and used by stock applications as well as 3rd party apps. End user applications like "Address Book" and "Calendar" or "Syncing" access this database, but can be changed by the user without loosing data. [[User:ossi1967|ossi1967]] 09:51, 31 October 2008 (UTC) |
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== Status of current PIM apps == | == Status of current PIM apps == |
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