android 2.3 hold within it flags for larger screens then 2.2 and earlier had. This allows a app to load custom graphics and such for larger resolutions and screen dimensions, adapting to the larger surface area in the process.
Hell, there is a demo out there where webos adapts the interface of the email app as the screen size (browser window, as they where using chrome to demo it) changed. Basically it went from a single pane to a 3 pane as the available space got wider.
I can see something similar be done in android now that the right information is provided to the apps.
and each year it will get worse, as some 3 billion and change (with compound interest) will need to find a place to be invested to keep the growth rate of the global economy that one have come to expect since the industrial revolution.
the CDD for 2.3 seems to have turned a whole lot of MUST in to SHOULD when it comes to hardware requirements, so things are changing. I may well be that we will see official market and google apps on whatever archos device that gets 2.3, if they can be bothered to have a talk with google.
i suspect the quality is better then in-store cameras. as they may be from the early VHS era (complete with a single tape that have been recycled for decades).
indeed. Said "law" can either increase the number of transistors pr core, or drop the cost pr core as one manage to fit more cores pr wafer and so increase production yields.
Interesting. I keep envisioning something like those big slow wheels found on steam trains, but checking the actual topic online presents me with a much more compact but high speed system. I suspect there is some crazy materials involved in the connection between flywheel and dynamo when it comes time to dump the energy into the rail.
was there not a iphone payment terminal solution presented recently? Basically a small magnetic strip reader that one plugged into the headphone jack, and a program that turned the "noise" into credit card data?
Especially if one can have staggered banks of capacitors sitting, so that one or more bank charges while another is used to get the aircraft up. Unless the turbines of the reactor can power these things directly without any need for buildup. Then its a simple question of flipping the switch.
android 2.3 hold within it flags for larger screens then 2.2 and earlier had. This allows a app to load custom graphics and such for larger resolutions and screen dimensions, adapting to the larger surface area in the process.
Hell, there is a demo out there where webos adapts the interface of the email app as the screen size (browser window, as they where using chrome to demo it) changed. Basically it went from a single pane to a 3 pane as the available space got wider.
I can see something similar be done in android now that the right information is provided to the apps.
How many gaping issues are left unresolved because microsoft is maintaining a stable ABI?
and each year it will get worse, as some 3 billion and change (with compound interest) will need to find a place to be invested to keep the growth rate of the global economy that one have come to expect since the industrial revolution.
could be they are runking everything off ram and ssd so to minimize latency. Less moving parts equals less overall noise.
So basically a kind of psychological uncertainty principle?
the CDD for 2.3 seems to have turned a whole lot of MUST in to SHOULD when it comes to hardware requirements, so things are changing. I may well be that we will see official market and google apps on whatever archos device that gets 2.3, if they can be bothered to have a talk with google.
I guess that is what http://www.linaro.org/ is trying to organize.
funny enough, the PS3 can take keyboard and mouse input via usb. But games need to support that.
this on top of various converters and at least one custom mouse and keyboard kit that to the console appears to be a controller.
There is also at least one converter device for xbox360 that seems to produce a very PC like feel for FPS games.
http://www.engadget.com/2010/12/01/xim3-final-hardware-revealed-coming-soon-to-give-an-unfair-adva/
What will be interesting is to, 10 years down the road when this have gotten some revisions done, set up the musical equivalent of a turing test.
Refinements are likely to be made, given time.
And this is a blight on all Modern democracies around the world.
i suspect the quality is better then in-store cameras. as they may be from the early VHS era (complete with a single tape that have been recycled for decades).
docomo demoed a one gigabit/s irda transfer a year or two ago.
How many senators do various corporations sponsor?
and that last line sums all rent based businesses...
indeed. Said "law" can either increase the number of transistors pr core, or drop the cost pr core as one manage to fit more cores pr wafer and so increase production yields.
and regulation is in essence anti-monopolistic.
the merchant middleman, he will sell you anything.
Interesting. I keep envisioning something like those big slow wheels found on steam trains, but checking the actual topic online presents me with a much more compact but high speed system. I suspect there is some crazy materials involved in the connection between flywheel and dynamo when it comes time to dump the energy into the rail.
was there not a iphone payment terminal solution presented recently? Basically a small magnetic strip reader that one plugged into the headphone jack, and a program that turned the "noise" into credit card data?
Do they carry the payment terminal strapped to their thigh?
or is it a case of buying house "bills" that one can then stuff down the g-string?
Especially if one can have staggered banks of capacitors sitting, so that one or more bank charges while another is used to get the aircraft up. Unless the turbines of the reactor can power these things directly without any need for buildup. Then its a simple question of flipping the switch.
not sure who is engaging in straw man arguments here...
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How many of them get a lower wage because of the "tip"?