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Now that you are all excited about MonoTouch you can get your hands on an evaluation version and see what it can do!!

It's pretty hard these days to miss all the hype around Apple's iPhone, iPod Touch and the App Store. Thousands of applications are available for just about anything you could think of and quite a few you might not want to think about. Until now a developer who wished to create applications for this fast growing market had to learn Apple's Objective-C. But no more!
Using MonoTouch (http://monotouch.net) developers can now use their Mono (or .NET) skills to create applications that run on the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

For developers Teaming 2 provides access to the foundations of the product through the Kablink open collaboration project at http://www.kablink.org/.

Software Appliances Are the Future of Application Deployment. Are You On Board?
We are excited to announce that Novell has launched the SUSE Appliance Program, a complete business and technical initiative that enables Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), to quickly build, test and go-to-market with software appliances.

Novell Partners who produce printing devices may now test and submit certification requests for their devices that use Novell's iPrint technology.

In today's environment there are ever-increasing demands on businesses to monitor and track so much of their network activity that tools such as Novell Sentinel have become an absolute necessity for managing a enterprise. The beta release of the Sentinel SDK provides developers with the tools they need to build plug-ins that extend the basic functionality of Sentinel and allow customization to fit the business's specific requirements.

Mono News - Mono 2.4, MonoDevelop 2.0 and the Mono Tools for Visual Studio Preview

What do you get when you put the best user interface for Netbooks on top of the best open source Linux distribution? The Moblin v2.0 beta technology preview built on openSUSE!!

Novell offers support for Mono 2.4 deployments on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server. With the release of the SUSE Linux Enterprise Mono Extension developers can now develop and deploy applications that are built using Mono and/or Microsoft's .NET framework.

Developers are always looking for useful tools to help them with the many aspects of software development. From IDEs and sample code to distribution packaging tools, there's always the hope that a tool can be found to help speed up and ease the resources needed to complete a given project.