This is not for making apps to distribute in the marketplace, this is about quickly making apps for YOU to use. Not that Android development is hard for people who understand even basic coding, but this will let more people making things to run on their phones. The demo video is a woman making an app with a picture of a cat that meows when you touch it. This is for HER to use, not to be distributed to the masses.
How do you spread political unrest amongst an apathetic public?
Still waiting on the BioWare / Illusion merger.
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Given how much the BioWare games are turning into Japanese "dating" sims. If you dont know who Illusion Games is, think of a gaming company focused 100% on realistic breast manipulation.
I understand what three of those mean, but why would you want to run a web browser on a bad remake of a 80s movie with George Clooney. And I dont know what a BSD is (BS device?) but it cant be very good if its free.
Same effect, less paper work. But bottom line is that if you dont want to have the jobs in the US you shouldn't get the benefits of incorporating here.
I'd live to see the tax loopholes closed altogether, but failing that lets stop reducing money coming in (by sending jobs offshore) while at the same time paying out in tax breaks.
So now cell phones will be the size of buildings so that they can support the massive array of antena and dishes so they can comunicate across the full radio spectrum. Still, it will be interesting having a cell phone that supports microwave OC3 communication.
Not had a problem with that in the past. In fact, I had someone hand deliver a PDA replacement for some reason. Never been sure why the tech thought that was a good use of time VS just dropping it in the mail.
Bottom line is that Dell has had very good support so far.
People still use the browser agent for detection? Weird. Most times I see something along the lines of a XMLHTTP object creation to determine the browser.
Frankly, if the site doesn't support your browser, lying to it wont get it to magically work. AJAX etc are handled differently on different browsers.
Movies require constant updating of the screen. Flex apps for the most part dont. Interface can be a challenge, but Flex/Flash even does multi-touch if you put the effort in to incorporate it. Data visualization is the key feature I'm looking forward to.
The Acrobat Connect example is the kind of stuff I'm interested in. I do a lot of Flex & Google Visualization development for platforms like Salesforce. I simply do not see another viable alternative to Flash for this kind of stuff right now since so many business are stuck with older browsers and will not upgrade to something that supports HTML5.
Unfortinatly, Flash has become synonymous with "movie" rather then "application". So this kind of thing is lost on people. I bet many users see a Flash based bar chart etc and dont even register mentally that its Flash.
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And dont tell me its not real! It IS real! I know it!
Signing documents, adding notes, adding addendum, filling out forms, etc. There is more to PDF's then text.
People who buy house and other things that require usage of e-signatures and other electronic documentation.
Frankly, I'd be interested in knowing how they rooted the phone and then changed the boot ROMs without using a USB cable...
Funny... cause the USB cable is in the box the phone came with.
This is not for making apps to distribute in the marketplace, this is about quickly making apps for YOU to use. Not that Android development is hard for people who understand even basic coding, but this will let more people making things to run on their phones. The demo video is a woman making an app with a picture of a cat that meows when you touch it. This is for HER to use, not to be distributed to the masses.
What percentage of new Android phone models have issues compared to 100% of the new iPhone models?
Regardless, the lesson is the same. Dont buy unreviewed hardware.
How do you spread political unrest amongst an apathetic public?
Given how much the BioWare games are turning into Japanese "dating" sims. If you dont know who Illusion Games is, think of a gaming company focused 100% on realistic breast manipulation.
You can walk into any supermarket, 711, etc and get a pre-paid credit card. Sorry, the "its just to hard to bu a legal copy" excuse doesn't fly.
I understand what three of those mean, but why would you want to run a web browser on a bad remake of a 80s movie with George Clooney. And I dont know what a BSD is (BS device?) but it cant be very good if its free.
Um... not written by Google?
Code says 'Copyright (C) 2008 The Android Open Source Project', complain to them. Or better yet, fix their code. Isn't that the point of open source?
Same effect, less paper work. But bottom line is that if you dont want to have the jobs in the US you shouldn't get the benefits of incorporating here.
I'd live to see the tax loopholes closed altogether, but failing that lets stop reducing money coming in (by sending jobs offshore) while at the same time paying out in tax breaks.
If you send work off shore, you no longer get all the corporate welfare tax breaks that US companies get.
So now cell phones will be the size of buildings so that they can support the massive array of antena and dishes so they can comunicate across the full radio spectrum. Still, it will be interesting having a cell phone that supports microwave OC3 communication.
Just return it, and pay the 350$ early service cancelation fee or keep paying a monthly fee for a phone you dont have any more. That'll show em!
Well if it was free, why do you care if they know it was bad?
Not had a problem with that in the past. In fact, I had someone hand deliver a PDA replacement for some reason. Never been sure why the tech thought that was a good use of time VS just dropping it in the mail.
Bottom line is that Dell has had very good support so far.
Funny, cause my Motorola Droid has a plastic case and my skin never comes in contact with the antena.
People still use the browser agent for detection? Weird. Most times I see something along the lines of a XMLHTTP object creation to determine the browser.
Frankly, if the site doesn't support your browser, lying to it wont get it to magically work. AJAX etc are handled differently on different browsers.
Movies require constant updating of the screen. Flex apps for the most part dont. Interface can be a challenge, but Flex/Flash even does multi-touch if you put the effort in to incorporate it. Data visualization is the key feature I'm looking forward to.
The Acrobat Connect example is the kind of stuff I'm interested in. I do a lot of Flex & Google Visualization development for platforms like Salesforce. I simply do not see another viable alternative to Flash for this kind of stuff right now since so many business are stuck with older browsers and will not upgrade to something that supports HTML5.
Unfortinatly, Flash has become synonymous with "movie" rather then "application". So this kind of thing is lost on people. I bet many users see a Flash based bar chart etc and dont even register mentally that its Flash.
Its AT&T... they're other Android phone is still using version 1.6 and has all links to Google replaced with Yahoo. What did you expect?
Could have sworn I saw an official build for the nexus one... perhaps not.
I write dull business apps for a living. When I think "flash support" I think of things like Google Visualization and Flex, not movies.
These are the things that make me want to have Flash on a mobile device.