The new Gesture Typing Keyboard introduced in Android 4.2 let’s you type by just gliding your finger over the letters you want to type. Android being open source, you can’t even imagine what all your droid can run and playing with your device’s defaults is not illegal like in other OSs.Thanks to xda member mrmako777 […]
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Facebook, a threat to Google’s advertising machine, a threat to whole e-mail system! Spamming, spammy apps, privacy issues, other social networks but nothing has stopped Facebook nor our addiction towards it. Yes, we all have to agree that it’s addictive and it even get’s more addictive if you have uploaded your last night party photos
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Android 5.0 and Google Nexus 2 Google is rumored to announce Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie by March 2013. The Android version is not confirmed i.e it maybe 4.2 instead of 5.0 but the codename ‘Key Lime Pie’ is pretty much final. Google is also rumored to be showcasing this new OS on the Google
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After you get your hands on Android, you will find the most useful widget is the ListView. You may also feel that it’s required on every activity. Android being Open-Source, it is the most flexible mobile platform out there. Everyone, wants to customize it according to their taste. You would hardly see an app that
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This is just another technological phase or am I right in assuming that this is the one of the biggest battles in history of consumer electronics. Few years back Apple was afraid of Microsoft and Microsoft was afraid of Google. But now it seems that Google has become that Big Brother in this tech world
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Two weeks earlier, I posted an article on how to Create a Splash Screen in Java using NetBeans IDE that showed how to convert a animated gif into a splash screen for your java app. But some readers asked that it was not what they were looking and they want to learn how to create
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So you purchased your first tablet but using the same apps as you did on your smartphone. Well, you can do much more on a tablet than just to play the latest angry birds game!(Even if your tab is a cheap one running android 2.2) Here’s a list of 7 different ways that can help
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This is one of those tutorials that is based on user request. Many readers(ok…few) ask me that we want to show a loading screen when our app start just to give it more realistic and professional look. So, here’s a guide that will help you to develop a simple splash screen for your Java Application
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So you started learning java and someone told you to use NetBeans IDE as it will make your work easier by providing a easy-to-use drag & drop GUI builder. Yes, it does. It really makes programming easy for a beginner by removing all the coding required for the designing part. But problems crops up when
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Ah! geeks(); hate traveling, we just want to sit in front of our PCs. While social networks open in our tabs we think for the next line of code. We just hate any type of interruption at that point and especially if the interruption is aimed to take you out of your room. But there
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