Posts Tagged ‘Android’
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Pratique non ?
En même temps que le lancement de ses nouvelles offres (Neo.4 et Neo.4 pour smartphone), Bouygues Telecom propose la messagerie vocale visuelle pour les smartphones Android. L’application est disponible gratuitement sur Android Market et sur l’Espace Appli de Bouygues Telecom.
La messagerie vocale visuelle permet :
- d’écouter directement le message de son choix (avec ou sans haut parleur)
- d’appeler le correspondant
- d’envoyer un email au contact
- de supprimer le message vocal
- de sauvegarder le message vocal
- de personnaliser son annonce [...]
FlashTime – P2P Video Calls on Android
In Shared Items | 19 Jul 2010
Note: these features are “working”, they may not make it into the v1 product.
This week I have been working on a couple of different mini-projects based on our upcoming release of AIR 2.5 for Android. The engineering team are pushing out features every week, and I have to say I’m very very impressed with their efforts. We are arguably now at feature parity with the desktop Flash Platform, which is precisely the goal of the Open Screen Project.
In the 5/7 build we have added Camera, Microphone, StageWebView and NativeExtensions features to the beta. Of course AIR comes with [...]
Le langage PHP sur Android
In Shared Items | 15 Jul 2010
Il y a quelques temps, Google communiquait sur leur projet ASE pour Android Scripting Environment. Cet outil permet d’éditer et d’exécuter des script dans différents langages (Python, Perl, JRuby, Lua, BeanShell, JavaScript, Tcl…). Une page existe sur le wiki qui n’attend plus que les contributions des motivés. Ce projet, en licence Apache, permet de facilement s’ouvrir à d’autres langages. C’est le cas du projet PHP for Android.
Le projet est développé par la société Ironic. Il va permettre, à terme, de développer de véritables applications Android depuis ce [...]
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Pas mal d’infos dès l’annonce…
Enorme news de la part de Google à l’instant ! Il s’agit d’une application java (en ligne) qui sera dispo prochainement à cette adresse et qui permettra aux non développeurs de créer des petites applications pour android très facilement.
Tout se fait en drag n drop et il suffit de brancher son téléphone sur l’ordinateur pour que l’application [...]
Google efface des applications à distance
In Shared Items | 26 Jun 2010
Il n’y a pas que Amazon ou Apple qui peuvent effacer des applications à distance sur votre terminal mobile. Google vient juste de le faire avec deux applications gratuites sous Android, qui utilisaient une description mensongère incitant leurs installations et une fois installées, elles ne servaient à rien si ce n’est avoir un accès aux [...]
Froyo code now available for developers
In Shared Items | 24 Jun 2010
Froyo, aka Android 2.2, is open source and available for developers to download as of today. Google announced it today at the Droid X event.
You can go get Android 2.2 at Google’s Developer Site for Android. If coding isn’t your thing but looking over APIs with starry eyes is, check out the details here
Posted originally at Android Central
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1 in 5 Android Apps Pose Potential Privacy Threat [REPORT]
In Shared Items | 23 Jun 2010
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Yes.. we want the possibility to allow or not each permission for each apps. Of course !!!
Mobile security company SMobile has looked into the potential privacy and security issues in more than 48,000 apps in the Android Market. The company’s findings are alarming for Android owners, since approximately 20% of Android apps request permission to access private or sensitive information.
SMobile’s findings shed new light on Apple’s tight grip over its own App Store, where apps must undergo a rigorous review process. By contrast, the Android market is open, [...]
EyeSight Allows You To Control Your Phone Via Hand Gestures
In Shared Items | 14 Jun 2010
While voice activation is a pretty useful feature, many folks have had frustrating experiences when the technology isn’t implemented well. So what alternatives are there? Well, EyeSight’s Natural User Interface might be a possible solution, as it uses the cell phone’s front camera to detect hand motions, allowing developers to write applications to support these gestures. An example would see users playing music, changing tracks, browsing photos or even fiddling with your GPS navigation software all just by waving your hand in front of the cell phone as if you’re performing a magic [...]
Chrome-To-Android Extension: Awesome, Deadly
In Shared Items | 2 Jun 2010
One of the cooler, subtle things that Google showed off at Google I/O was its new Android Cloud to Device Messaging service that’s a part of Android 2.2. The “don’t call it Push Notifications” service allows you to automatically send links from your computer to your Android device.
Everyone is talking about the ability to push Android apps (and eventually music/media) to your devices — and rightly so. But also useful is this link push ability. For example, if you looking at a page on your computer than you want to take on the go (something I do all the time), you can now [...]
Following is the list of some of the awesome Android apps that are free to download, are very useful and offer some excellent productivity features for the Android users.
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