App Inventor for Android - Create Apps in Your Browser
Labels: Android, App Inventor, Applications, Google 0 commentsPosted by Dan Ryland at Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Testing Android Applications on the HTC Legend
Labels: Android, Applications, Development, HTC Legend 0 comments- Able to test applications developed using Eclipse straight on my HTC Legend without having to install them via the market or otherwise
- Able to take screenshots of my HTC Legend through connecting to my laptop
- http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/device.html
- http://www.cellphone-reviews.co.uk/2010/04/htc-legend-usb-drivers.html
- http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/how-to-take-screenshots-of-android-device/
- http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-adb-and-how-to-install-it-android/
- http://www.dkszone.net/setup-install-adb-android-debug-bridge-windows-7
- http://androidforums.com/application-development/235217-ddms-cannot-find-adb.html
Posted by Dan Ryland at Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Black Eyed Peas - The Time (Dirty Bit) ...Can you spot the Augmented Reality app?
Labels: Applications, Apps, Augmented, Black Eyed Peas, BlackBerry, PlayBook, Reality 0 comments2:14 - Augmented Reality app being used on the new BlackBerry PlayBook?
Posted by Dan Ryland at Wednesday, December 01, 2010
Adobe Flash coming to iPhone, thanks to Skyfire
Labels: Adobe, Applications, Flash, iPhone, Skyfire 0 commentsAdobe Flash is finally coming to the iPhone … thanks to Skyfire.
Skyfire is a web browser for the iPhone platform, but with a difference. It offers the ability for iPhone users to view Flash video content by transcoding it into HTML5 on the fly. Skyfire for iPhone was built in accordance with Apple guidelines, including the use of a WebKit browser core shared with Safari, and h.264 adaptive streaming and has been approved by Apple for inclusion in the App Store.
As well as transcoding Flash video, Skyfire offers several features not offered by the built-in Safari browser:
- Related Content – The “Explore” icon recommends relevant content (news, video, tweets, etc.) based on the page they’re viewing at the time.
- Sharing – The “Share” icon lets users share any article or video easily with their friends on Facebook, Twitter or e-mail.
- User Agent Switching - load pages for either mobile or desktop.
Privacy - Keep your browsing private, with no data trail.
Skyfire will be hitting the Apple App Store this Thursday, priced at $2.99.
Posted by Dan Ryland at Monday, November 15, 2010
TAT Augmented ID, The Future of Business Cards
Labels: Applications, Apps, Augmented, Augmented ID, Business Cards, Conferences, Facial Recognition, Networking, Presentations, Reality, Recognizr, TAT 0 commentsI've spent my evening checking out some more Augmented Reality apps and this one really caught my eye. The app uses the Flickr facial recognition technology of Polar Rose to identify a person’s face and pull up info like their online profile and contact info. You can create your own profile and select what other people can pick up form you. This would be prefect for presentations, talks or conferences and an alternative way of networking without having to hand out business cards to everyone.
This is just a prototype at the moment but I think this could be an awesome app! I know some think 'Oh no! Someone's going to point their camera phone at me and steal my bank details' but it's not like that. Firstly you have to create your own profile and then you select what information you want to display, for example Facebook, Youtube, Twitter or general contact details.
All I can hope is that this app actually comes to pass! ...Although there could be alternatives out their that I haven't come across yet. If you do know of any apps like this one let me know!
For more information about this app and more check out the TAT website - http://www.tat.se/site/showroom/latest_design.html
Posted by Dan Ryland at Thursday, August 12, 2010