PS SDK definition

PS SDK means PalmSource’s commercially available software development kit for applications for the PalmSource OS platform as described in Section A.2 of Exhibit A (PalmSource Deliverables). PS SDK includes any Updates, Upgrades, or New Versions of any of the foregoing commercially released by PalmSource during the term of this Agreement.

Examples of PS SDK in a sentence

  • Subject always to PalmSource’s ownership of the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment, PS Materials and Licensee Modifications under Section 10.5 (PalmSource Source Materials), Licensee shall be the sole and exclusive owner of the Licensee Products and Licensee Software.

  • Licensee agrees that it will not transfer, export or re-export, directly or indirectly, the PS Licensed Products, PS SDK, PS Development Environment, PS Test Harness, Omega Browser, Rio Unsupported Fixes or PS Materials for use or to users in military or proliferation activities (Nuclear, Missile, Chemical or Biological Weapons) without U.S. Government authorization (by export license or regulation).

  • Licensee shall not reverse compile, disassemble or otherwise attempt to derive the source code to any PS Licensed Product, PS SDK, Omega Browser or PS Development Environment.

  • Licensee acknowledges that the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials are considered by PalmSource to be valuable trade secrets of PalmSource or its suppliers.

  • Further, Licensee agrees that it will cause to appear on the container or label for each unit of the Licensee Products manufactured hereunder appropriate patent and copyright notices and proprietary data legends as contained in the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials delivered by PalmSource or as otherwise reasonably required by PalmSource.

  • PalmSource or its suppliers shall be the sole and exclusive owner of the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials.

  • The PS Licensed Products, PS SDK, PS Development Environment, Omega Browser and PS Materials supplied hereunder are subject to all pertinent import and export laws of the United States, including specifically the U.S. Export Administration Regulations (“EAR”) and the laws of the country in which Licensee obtained them.

  • Licensee agrees that it will not remove, alter or otherwise obscure any proprietary rights notices appearing in the PS Licensed Products, Omega Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials.

  • PSI or its suppliers shall be the sole and exclusive owner of the PS Licensed Products, PalmSource Web Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials.

  • Licensee acknowledges that the PS Licensed Products, PalmSource Web Browser, PS SDK, PS Development Environment and PS Materials are considered by PSI to be valuable trade secrets of PSI or its suppliers.

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