This blog will hold favorite gadgets and graphic user interfaces that don't really fit in my main blog @ mmcelhaney.blogspot.com
Showing posts with label IPhone. Show all posts
Showing posts with label IPhone. Show all posts
Sunday, September 22, 2019
InstaSaber iPhone App Turns A Rolled Up Piece Of Paper Into A Virtual Lightsaber - Geekologie
InstaSaber iPhone App Turns A Rolled Up Piece Of Paper IntoSave as Draft A Virtual Lightsaber - Geekologie
Labels:
Apps,
AR,
Augmented reality,
InstaSaber,
IPhone,
Star Wars
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
How to Write Your Own Siri Application (Mobile Assistant Application) - CodeProject
| Siri HAL-9000 (Photo credit: AcidZero) |
How to Write Your Own Siri Application (Mobile Assistant Application) - CodeProject
Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Development of iPhone client application for SharePoint 2013 - CodeProject
| Image via CrunchBase |
develop an iPhone client for Microsoft SharePoint 2013.
Our application will authenticate to SharePoint and read the contents of a list provided by the SharePoint REST API.
Development of iPhone client application for SharePoint 2013 - CodeProject
Labels:
2013,
IPhone,
Microsoft SharePoint,
Programming,
Sharepoint
Monday, March 25, 2013
Android, iOS and Windows Mobile…Oh My: An Introduction to PhoneGap - CodeProject
| Android/Eclipse dev-setup: Hello World! (Photo credit: Espen Klem) |
| Image via CrunchBase |
PhoneGap is an open source framework that allows the building of applications across major mobile platforms using languages you are already familiar and comfortable with, like HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS. It can be compiled using platform-native tools. The JavaScript API is defined to facilitate access to device features for supported platforms.
To familiarize myself with PhoneGap functionality, I decided to start small by building a simple application for an iPhone. Before diving into development of the application, please make sure that the following software tools are installed on your development machine.
Android, iOS and Windows Mobile…Oh My: An Introduction to PhoneGap - CodeProject
Monday, January 7, 2013
XFINITY WiFi: Comcast WiFi, WiFi Access For XFINITY Internet Customers at No Extra Charge
This program allows one to connect two computers together and use their monitors together.
XFINITY WiFi: Comcast WiFi, WiFi Access For XFINITY Internet Customers at No Extra Charge
XFINITY WiFi: Comcast WiFi, WiFi Access For XFINITY Internet Customers at No Extra Charge
Monday, November 5, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
App Store - GifBoom: Animated GIF Camera
Try
For making animated Gifs. You can get this for iOS
App Store - GifBoom: Animated GIF Camera
or
Android
If you need to be ab le to view and manage gifs on your Android device, try this:
GifBoom: Animated GIF Camera
For making animated Gifs. You can get this for iOS
App Store - GifBoom: Animated GIF Camera
or
Android
GifBoom: Animated GIF Camera
If you need to be ab le to view and manage gifs on your Android device, try this:
Animated GIF Viewer
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
Visual Studio debug console for iPhone - CodeProject
Introduction to Article by
Jaime Olivares
Visual Studio debug console for iPhone - CodeProject
Jaime Olivares
The following article has two purposes:
- From the architectural perspective: To show an approach to integrate Windows applications with smarthphone and tablet applications through HTML5 WebSockets.
It is not a goal of this article to provide a final and polished solution, the source code and applications provided are just for demonstrating the concept. Although the .net application uses the WPF library, it can be used with any UI library.
- From the software engineering perspective: To show a concrete and useful case of a Visual Studio remote debugging console on iPhones, extensible to Android devices.
Visual Studio debug console for iPhone - CodeProject
Labels:
HTML 5,
Interface,
IPhone,
Smartphone,
Tablets,
Visual Studio,
WPF
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
How a Smartphone Knows Up from Down (Accelerometer)
How a Smartphone Knows Up from Down (Accelerometer)
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- Accelerometer: How a Smartphone Knows Up from Down (ritholtz.com)
- So How Does Your Smartphone's Accelerometer Know Up From Down? (gizmodo.com.au)
- Of smartphone accelerometers, LCD displays and phone design (allaboutsymbian.com)
- How a phone's accelerometer works - a terrific video (boingboing.net)
Monday, January 9, 2012
Making a simple Twitter app using iOS 5, Xcode 4.2, and storyboards - CodeProject®
| Image via CrunchBase |
How to use iOS 5, Xcode 4.2, and storyboards to create a simple Twitter app that will list tweets and show details about each tweet.
Making a simple Twitter app using iOS 5, Xcode 4.2, and storyboards - CodeProject®
Labels:
CodeProject,
iOS,
iPAD,
IPhone,
Programming,
Storyboard,
Twitter
Thursday, December 15, 2011
NoMoreRack.com is offering a great deal for anyone who joins their website. Sign up for free and save money on some great products and services and if you can get other people to do the same they will give you free apple products - from an iPod to an iPad 2.
Follow the Link to sign up and invite everyone you know so you can get that iPad2!
Follow the Link to sign up and invite everyone you know so you can get that iPad2!Related articles
- iPad One Or iPad 2... An Honest View... (trendingmom.wordpress.com)
- Apple refurbs: iPods iPads and MacBook Pros (electronista.com)
- Getting cheap ebooks for the iPad 2 (thediamondringreview.com)
- Lunchtime Deal: Refurbished iPad 2 For $488 (gizmodo.com.au)
Thursday, October 13, 2011
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Thursday, October 6, 2011
Galaxy S II vs. iPhone 4S comparison grid | Widgets Lab
Samsung on Tuesday evening delivered a comparison grid to BGR that pits Apple’s new iPhone specs against Samsung’s wildly popular Galaxy S II line of handsets, and the tale of the tape appears to favor the latter.
Specific highlights include the Galaxy S II’s 4G WiMAX and HSPA+ outshining HSPA 14.4 on the iPhone 4S, Samsung’s 4.3-4.5-inch Super AMOLED Plus displays outclassing Apple’s 3.5-inch Retina Display, and Samsung’s slim smartphone weighing in at more than half an ounce less than Apple’s hefty 4.9-ounce handset. Samsung’s full comparison grid follows below.
Related articles
- Samsung releases iPhone 4S vs Galaxy S II Product Spec sheet (slashgear.com)
- Samsung counters iPhone 4S with Galaxy S II comparison chart (geek.com)
- Apple iPhone 4S vs. Samsung Galaxy S II - Which Is The Ultimate Smartphone? (techie-buzz.com)
- Samsung downplays iPhone 4S, emails customers a convenient comparison chart (9to5google.com)
- iPhone 4S vs. The Competition: Spec Showdown Chart (pcworld.com)
Labels:
Apple,
Galaxy S II,
IPhone,
iPhone 4,
S-II,
Samsung,
Samsung Group,
WiMAX
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
iPad 2 Tech Review - G4tv.com
What You Need to Know
iPad 2 Tech Review - G4tv.com
- It really is thinner than the iPhone 4 and about 30% thinner than the original iPad.
- A lot of people didn't like how heavy the first iPad was, so this one is about 4 oz. lighter.
- The newer dual core processor is supposed to double performance, and provide up to nine times better graphics when you're playing games and it's noticeably faster.
- Launching applications or loading web pages is definitely quicker than the original, which we expected, but the system itself is also peppier.
- Some games are already optimized for the iPad 2, like Infinity Blade and Real Racing 2; these look and play fantastic, and they really lend credence to the claim that the iPad is a full-fledged gaming device.
- Apps like iMovie and Garage Band are designed for the iPad 2 because of its speed and they're killer apps.
- iMovie runs better than it did on the iPhone 4, but the larger screen is really what makes this app a useful tool; it wasn't the easiest thing to use on the iPhone's small screen.
- Garage Band is a ton of fun on the iPad.
- We finally get front and rear cameras on the iPad.
- The rear camera takes good enough pictures and records 720p video, but it's not even close to the quality of the iPhone 4; it also doesn't have a flash.
- The front camera is only VGA quality, but of course, it works just fine with FaceTime; we liked FaceTimeing on the iPad more than the iPhone because of the huge screen.
- Apple also added video output, but you have to buy an HDMI adapter for an extra $40.
- Everything you do on the iPad 2 is mirrored through HDMI, whereas before, the original iPad would only have video out of certain apps.
- $500 for the 16 GB Wi-Fi version
- 5 Seals of Approval Out of 5 (How do we rate gadgets?)
- At that price, this is the best tablet on the market.
- Original iPad owners don't need to upgrade, but if you waited to buy, now's the time.
iPad 2 Tech Review - G4tv.com
Related articles
- Apple iPad 2 official release date in India may be announced in a couple of weeks (thenextweb.com)
- Dear Aunt TUAW: Can I use my iPhone 4 videos in the iPad 2's iMovie app? (tuaw.com)
- Will the iPad2 screen seem dinky to an iPhone4 owner? (ask.metafilter.com)
- iPad 2 has been jailbroken, no word on release date (9to5mac.com)
- Ask TUAW: The iPad 2 is Here! Edition (tuaw.com)
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
Remote control your android | Hello Android
In this tutorial I'll show you a way to remote control your android device via Wifi, Lan, Internet or Usb.
You'll need 2 applications installed on a rooted device, and another client software installed on your pc or another phone.
First, go to market, and install and open this application:
https://market.android.com/details?id=stericson.busybox&feature=search_result
Then you can install this Vnc Server application:
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.onaips.vnc&feature=search_result
Remote control your android | Hello Android
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- YouTube Remote Controls YouTube Leanback from Android Devices [Video] (lifehacker.com)
Labels:
Android,
Android Market,
client,
IPhone,
Networking,
Remote control,
Rooting,
Virtual Network Computing,
VNC,
Wi-Fi
Monday, November 29, 2010
Comparison: App Inventor, DroidDraw, Rhomobile, PhoneGap, Appcelerator, WebView, and AML
I've been researching easy ways to build mobile apps, especially for Android! I came across this awesome post comparing and contrasting many options.
Comparison: App Inventor, DroidDraw, Rhomobile, PhoneGap, Appcelerator, WebView, and AML
Comparison: App Inventor, DroidDraw, Rhomobile, PhoneGap, Appcelerator, WebView, and AML
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- Appcelerator, FortiusOne Preview Geo-Analytics Platform (informationweek.com)
- PhoneGap Build: Cross-Platform Mobile App Creation Using Web Technology (readwriteweb.com)
- Nitobi Expands App Building into the Cloud with PhoneGap Build [TNW Canada] (thenextweb.com)
- iPhone and Android Web Application Frameworks | Distractable (distractable.net)
- Google AppInventor -Android and Business Intelligence (r-bloggers.com)
Friday, November 26, 2010
Android OS on iPad and on iPhone 4 soon via OpeniBoot | Hello Android
This interesting! The chance to run Android on an iPad and an iPhone!!!!
Android OS on iPad and on iPhone 4 soon via OpeniBoot | Hello Android
Android OS on iPad and on iPhone 4 soon via OpeniBoot | Hello Android
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Google Voice for iPhone is here | Widgets Lab
Google voice is out for iPhone!

Google Voice for iPhone is here | Widgets Lab

Google Voice for iPhone is here | Widgets Lab
Related articles
- Google Voice Now Available On the iPhone (mashable.com)
- Google Voice Officially Comes to the iPhone (voices.allthingsd.com)
- Google Voice for iPhone (crazzycool.blogspot.com)
- 16 Months Later, Say Hello To Google Voice For The iPhone. (MG Siegler/TechCrunch) (techmeme.com)
Labels:
App Store,
Google,
Google Voice,
GoogleVoice,
IPhone
Monday, November 8, 2010
Android Programming - a knol by Mark Murphy
Android Programming - a knol by Mark Murphy
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- Introducing Knol (buzz.blogger.com)
- Enjoy the Calm While It Lasts, Android Fans (fool.com)
- Evernote 2.0 For Android Packs Many Punches (techcrunch.com)
Labels:
Android,
Evernote,
FAQs Help and Tutorials,
Google,
Handhelds,
IPhone,
Programming
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