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Mac Software
Why using a computer support?
this is a good question, but not so tricky. First of, have you imagine to create multiple protocols and rearranging databases on a 3.5" display? that sound a little bit crazy. In order to have a lots of functions, it's more useful to have a computer for this support.
But why don't we use the iPhone like a computer, I mean to plug it on a larger screen and keyboard and let's go ? This part could be possible, and we hope it'll be one day. Just for now our algorithm of merged protocol use some language/tool which doesn't exist yet on iPhone SDK. So we should create/use/transform a Desktop iPhone system and create the language/tool, it's a bit hard at this time... :)
What the software will look like?
The idea is to create a software which looks like easy to use. The user need to have two main tool to use :
- The databases: see them, look in them, clic&drop in it.
- the Protocol: a nice white piece of paper with tools to create the protocol.
Actually the presentation is not the main part of our work, and we are still not sure we're gonna do the software like this.
