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Friday, December 24, 2010
Private George Ritchie - WWII
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Tuesday, July 27, 2010
From Alpha to Beta

Thursday, July 15, 2010
Tonight purple skies
Wednesday, June 09, 2010
DDMS
Dalvik is the Java Virtual Machine that Google made for Android, it's designed specifically for mobile use to utilize slow clock and save on energy consumption.
Here we have my HTC Hero connected to my Macbook and as we move around in the phone it reports EVERYTHING that is being done on a source level. It also breaks down CPU usage and other information for you. It's handy from a developers standpoint to see how the application your developing is behaving and how the system is reacting to it.
http://www.vimeo.com/12429641
Thursday, June 03, 2010
Android 2.2 Froyo
Probably the most impressive version in terms of boot speed and overall performance, even running as an emulated version. I can't wait to test out the new APIs and, better yet, run on my phone!
Android is getting pretty advanced and the evolution of the platform is much quicker than the iPhone mostly due to the ecosystem Google has made and the pushes they themselves had made to advance the platform.
It shall be interesting to see the battle yet to come in the Google TV vs Apple TV app market...
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
r00t
Sorry for the delay in postings, I have school and overtime at work, plus a wedding in a few weeks. I will try to update more often. I just got both of our phones running Android 2.1(HTC HERO's) using a ROOT method for flashing custom ROM's and such.Twice as fast, features all work, it's perfect! Expect more information..
Sorry for the delay in postings, I have school and overtime at work, plus a wedding in a few weeks. I will try to update more often. I just got both of our phones running Android 2.1(HTC HERO's) using a ROOT method for flashing custom ROM's and such.
Twice as fast, features all work, it's perfect! Expect more information..
Lab'n Cabin
This is what my basement lab will look like in a few years, including all the digitals such as: the oscilloscope, function generator, digital power supply w/ AC, capacitor testing unit, and variable soldering irons.
Ordering IC's is cheap, there could be hundreds of different kinds, all organized, for cheap!
My workshop will be for home improvement/modification, fun projects, distribution on eBay or such, things like that. It'll be a start for my second business that's concept is in the works. The other should be obvious by now, a software company of coarse with touches in publishing.
