Eclipse on a USB flashdrive - CodeProject

Wow, it is possible to to run Eclipse from a USB flashdrive!

Eclipse on a USB flashdrive - CodeProject

$74 USB Computer runs Android | Hello Android

Where can i get one of these?

What’s that I hear you say, that’s a USB stick? Think again droiders of the world. That is a tiny computer. The USB stick is much more than meets the eye. Much smaller than the $35 Rasperry Pi, the three and a half inch drive runs a 1.5GHz single for ALLWinner A10 CPU that’s based on the ARM Cortex A8 spec. featuring a Mali 400 GPU and 512 MB of RAM.

The device reportedly runs Android 4.0 (ICS), features an HDMI port, USB 2.0 and microUSB ports along with a microSD slot. This little guy supports a wide range of audio and video codecs so you can plug it into any device that has a USB port to stream video and auto wherever you want to especially as it supports Wi-Fi connectivity.

$74 USB Computer runs Android | Hello Android

Android Usb Port Forwarding - CodeProject

Introduction to article

The Android architecture does not allow to start communication from the Android to the host through the USB cable.The opposite is possible, using the Google "Android Debug Bridge" (ADB in short).
This tool will act as a tunnel between the Android client application and the host server. It is a software implementation of a router doing IP port forwarding.

Android Usb Port Forwarding - CodeProject