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So, I just came across a thread on apple discussion forums and it seems like that Apple has added a new feature in OS X Mountain Lion due to which it redirects a lot of web traffic to a domain called “bogusapple.com” to make sure that it is failing.
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So, my Nexus One’s battery finally lost its last legs and I picked up a new Galaxy Nexus to replace it (easy choice, since it’s a nexus device and Google sells it for a bargain at their play store).
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Came across a neat nugget of historical information today that yet again proves that the software/hardware bug behavior that you may see on the surface might imply something totally opposite to what the problem actually is.
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Ever since Apple announced the iPhone 4S having “A5” processor, everyone has been pointing to the below image from a test run by Anandtech and saying that the iPhone 4S will be twice as strong as the Samsung Galaxy S2.
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Samsung just uploaded a teaser video to Youtube which hints at the upcoming Android phone Nexus Prime with IceCream Sandwich.
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I bet all of you know about grooveshark, the awesome music service.
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This is a solution to the issue that I faced today while installing a javascript file from userscripts.org as an extension into google chrome (Yes, Chrome supports installing greasemonkey javascripts as extensions).
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Swype just released their latest beta version 3.25 for Android phones but most of the folks are facing a “parse error” while trying to update to the latest version.
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This post is about my open source remote bandwidth usage stats logger project.
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My project Kinect on PS3 got featured in this month’s Chip magazine :).
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Recently I received Huawei Ideos U8150 phone for review.
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Google just released the latest version of its Music app that ties into its cloud player service Music Beta.
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Google just launched an encrypted search portal which is a Godsend for people on public networks since there is a lot that can be gleaned from your search queries.
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It was just about an year ago that we heard about the $35 Android Tablet from India which would revolutionize the education in developing countries.
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Now, this is mind blowing.
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This post describes my first attempt at making Kinect work with a PS3.
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I’ve been playing around with linux uinput infrastructure for one of my ideas (Details coming soon ;) ).
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**Update: **I did some more digging and the email and the links actually seem to be legitimate.
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Just received an email from Paypal India.
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According to TechCrunch, that is.
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Rovio Mobile has been pretty considerate for the Android lovers and has released their Angry Birds game for free on the Android market.
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I received a few portable speakers as review pieces from x-mini a few days ago.
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Just read this article over at zdnet.
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I need a bit of your help in filling out a short survey that I need for a small project of mine that I’m doing with a friend.
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Many people say that Windows Phone 7 is a threat to iPhone because they are bringing in a super platform with a choice of multiple designs and multiple carriers with great Enterprise and gaming support and maintaining the lucrative integration that iPhone…
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Is Android really open source or not?
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If you have come across a tutorial or just someone on a forum who tells you to install something in Debian/Ubuntu that involves using apt-get, it is ok for you but when they tell you that you need to use a caret symbol (^) at the end, that’s where you bec…
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Yes!
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Seems like there is a major problem going on with WordPress.com and it’s stats plugin right now.
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We heard the news today that paid apps in Android market place have been extended to 18 new countries.
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Just got a mail from Google that paid apps are being made available in India.
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I wanted to record calls on my Android phone (Nexus one).
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An application review process was announced today for getting your apps into Ubuntu “extras” repository.
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Another nail in the coffin before this Android tablet lives to fulfill the Indian kids’ dreams.
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I pushed out a couple of updates to my android app Wi-Fi Keep alive a few weeks ago (mainly related to fixing the resolution and colors of the widget icons) taking the latest version to 1.4.4.
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Just read this over at the Android Developers google forum: My app had a one-day sale on all platforms and app stores.
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This is a small review of my Acer TimelineX 4820TG that I purchased a few days ago.
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There has been a spate of security reports recently about Android apps being malware or suspicious.
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Many Android Developers (and users) get confused that why a certain app isn’t showing up on the new Xperia X10 Mini (and few other) phones.
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If you want to have a secure browsing environment or just want to access your home network securely without exposing extra services to the internet and without the mess that comes with setting up and maintaining a VPN server, ssh tunneling is your rescuer.
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We all know that Android does not allow the camera LED to be controlled directly from apps and hence, you cannot use the camera LED as a Torch or Flashlight unless you are rooted.
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Recently I came across a weird error while trying to run firefly itunes server (mt-daapd) on my router (Asus wl-500w).
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Update: Made a minor update for a small bug that can make wi-fi keep reconnecting in quick succession.
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Recently I found an issue with my asus wl-500w wi-fi router that I wasn’t able to change the channel on which it was transmitting.
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Skype on linux works great but the problem that I faced was that it does not handle the buttons on the bluetooth headsets.
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If you are creating a custom Dialog for Android, and following the Android Developers’ Creating Dialogs tutorial, then most likely you would have faced a Force Close with this exception showing up in logcat.
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Just finished uploading the new version 1.2.0 of my android app Wi-Fi Keep Alive to the Android market.
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I just wrote my second Android App.
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UPDATE Potential work arounds for folks having problem in sleep policies not working correctly have been put in version 1.2.0 onwards.
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Android and iPhone OS (iOS) have been at loggerheads for quite some time now.