About the Author
Wilde on Mobile and Embedded
As Chief Software Architect of Aton International, Inc., Charles Wilde envisions and orchestrates the development of Aton’s mobile and embedded device products and services.
Aton International, Inc. New Office
Effective January 1, 2009, Aton International, Inc. has a new address. Please send all postal mail to: Aton International, Inc. 800 West El Camino Real, Suite 180 Mountain View, CA 94040 USA Our telephone numbers and email addresses have not changed. We’re very pleased to join the ranks of great organizations like NASA- Ames ...
Get Website SSL Certificates That Secure Mobile Access, Too
Confused by the all the different types of SSL certificates available? Here’s how to get the right one for your needs. We needed to set up a new website to support Aton International’s service customers. This website needed to be secure, as it contains proprietary data. For a variety of business and technical reasons, we ...
New Look, New KnowledgeBase for Aton.com
Our new website re-design has launched. We remodeled many of the pages to make locating the information you want faster and easier. Here are the new features: The search box at the top right of each page allows you to search our entire site. Just added is the Aton KnowledgeBase located in the “Support” section ...
Symbian As Open Source – What Is Nokia Up To?
By Charles A. Wilde The “Big News” recently is the well timed announcement that Nokia was buying up the remaining shares in Symbian and reinventing the previously proprietary mobile operating system as open source. With the addition of differing and proprietary user interface layers, the new open source offering provides a real, market tested alternative to the still to ...
Windows Mobile in the (Intel) Atom(ic) Age
By Charles Wilde, CTO and Founder of Aton International, Inc. I think Intel has introduced a real game changer in the ever evolving world of mobile devices. Even before the stampede to buy the iPhone and the buzz surrounding the Android mobile Linux platform, corporate IT had begun to acknowledge that mobile devices are here ...