Stroller wrote:
On 13 Oct 2007, at 00:09, Derek Pressnall wrote:
I have an idea for a simple alarm application. The idea is that if
you leave your phone sitting at your desk plugged in charging, then
you can activate an app that will play an alrarm sound as soon as the
devices is
On 14 Oct 2007, at 19:52, Steve wrote:
Stroller wrote:
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IMO if I'm too far away from the phone to notice someone nicking
it then
I'm unlikely to hear it making an alarm sound.
I would have it instead check http://mywebsite.com/theft.txt and
if it
doesn't get a 404 (i.e. you only put
Steve wrote:
You may want to do the opposite. Your phone may think it's being stolen
if you happen to get on something like a wireless connection with
NoCatSplash. (Which hijacks the first attempt to grab a web page in
order to show you a welcome page.)
I'd be tempted to have PGP signed
you prolly want to lock down the uboot screen, etc. to prevent the phone
from just being re-imaged. It would prolly require the debug board if you
forgot the password.
-Kyle
On 10/14/07, Ian Darwin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Steve wrote:
You may want to do the opposite. Your phone may think
On 13 Oct 2007, at 00:09, Derek Pressnall wrote:
I have an idea for a simple alarm application. The idea is that if
you leave your phone sitting at your desk plugged in charging, then
you can activate an app that will play an alrarm sound as soon as the
devices is unplugged (with a popup
On 13 Oct 2007, at 00:09, Derek Pressnall wrote:
I have an idea for a simple alarm application. The idea is that if
you leave your phone sitting at your desk plugged in charging, then
you can activate an app that will play an alrarm sound as soon as the
devices is unplugged (with a popup
I have an idea for a simple alarm application. The idea is that if
you leave your phone sitting at your desk plugged in charging, then
you can activate an app that will play an alrarm sound as soon as the
devices is unplugged (with a popup keypad to enter a disarm code).
A variant would use the
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