Although I just bought a myTouch (T-Mobile's version of the HTC Magic)
just six months ago, the 1 GHz Snapdragon processor and hi-res screen
of the Nexus One is extremely tempting since bringing up the home
screen is so painfully slow on the myTouch. The five home screens and
radio on/off widgets a
On Jan 20, 5:52 pm, Dick Wall wrote:
> Date/Time in the bar is something I do use all the time. I think I
> notice it most when I am reading a book on the device and need to keep
> an eye on the time (e.g. lunchtime).
The time is in the notification bar. Are you expecting the date to
change while
On Jan 20, 3:29 pm, kirk wrote:
> Lets see, no date
> in the bar at the top of the phone by the clock and adding widgets can
> be ugly.
There's no room for the date in the notification area. It's great
having the time there though! If you want to see the date, pull down
on the notification area--
But nobody will be listening, thanks to Steve :)
2010/1/21 Michael Neale
> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2010/01/21/sun_oracle_approval/
>
> Looks like theories will be validated or disproved next wednesday.
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Ah sorry about that, pasted the wrong URL for the multi-touch API:
http://developer.android.com/intl/fr/reference/android/view/MotionEvent.html
/Casper
On Jan 21, 3:55 am, Casper Bang wrote:
> > Date/Time in the bar is something I do use all the time. I think I
> > notice it most when I am readi
> Date/Time in the bar is something I do use all the time. I think I
> notice it most when I am reading a book on the device and need to keep
> an eye on the time (e.g. lunchtime). A quick tap brings up the title
> bar and there it is, another to keep reading. Sure, it's a small
> thing, but why ca
I think the iPhone has made us look to every phone release as some
kind of second coming and an expectation of 'one device to rule the
mall'
With Android pushing out to more and more devices it's going to be
like the 'old days', new phone models from vendor after vendor coming
and going on a regul
Playing devils advocate just a little here, but these are real things
I have run into before with any device that tries to be "the one"
device.
Date/Time in the bar is something I do use all the time. I think I
notice it most when I am reading a book on the device and need to keep
an eye on the ti
> Phone/phone book integration is a little less than wonderful
How so? It will pull down contacts from gmail, facebook etc. What
exactly is "less than wonderful"?
> no date in the bar at the top of the phone by the clock
Wow... are you serious?
> and adding widgets can be ugly.
Again, could yo
Karsten Silz wrote:
On 20 Jan., 22:41, N4Spd wrote:
Why so negative?
I checked my review of a highly respected German computer magazine
(c't) where they said the screen is "well-readable except for direct
sunlight". I remembered it differently, so yes, I've been too
negative.
So let
Keep up the good work Miguel !
On Jan 20, 10:48 pm, Miguel Garcia wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As part of the quest to build a Scala to Java compiler [1], [2], today
> I’m announcing initial progress on translating pattern matching
> expressions into Java [3], no less.
>
> You don’t want to wait till the p
On 20 Jan., 22:41, N4Spd wrote:
> Why so negative?
I checked my review of a highly respected German computer magazine
(c't) where they said the screen is "well-readable except for direct
sunlight". I remembered it differently, so yes, I've been too
negative.
So let's get positive: T-Mobile just
> Why so negative?
There are a lot of negative comments/reviews out there for some reason
- most of which appear to be existing iPhone owners.
> I think the auto brightness feature should have a calibration option.
And I think the home screen should be able to rotate.
/Casper
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Why so negative?
Yah, it was a little dim in daylight when I first got it,
but I went into settings and turned off the "automatic" brightness
feature and how it's great. Awesome actually IMHO.
I think the auto brightness feature should have a calibration option.
Any android googlers here?
rob
Thats the one. Thanks!
:-lj
On Jan 20, 7:16 pm, Graham Allan wrote:
> I think they say Splunk (http://www.splunk.com/).
>
> ~ Graham
>
> >Hi,
>
> >I was listening to jp#292 Roundup 09 - Automated Testing and
> >Refactoring, and one of the participants mentioned a log analyzing
> >program that so
I think they say Splunk (http://www.splunk.com/).
~ Graham
>Hi,
>
>I was listening to jp#292 Roundup 09 - Automated Testing and
>Refactoring, and one of the participants mentioned a log analyzing
>program that sounds interesting. Unfortunately I'm not able to hear
>the name of said program, and
Hi,
I was listening to jp#292 Roundup 09 - Automated Testing and
Refactoring, and one of the participants mentioned a log analyzing
program that sounds interesting. Unfortunately I'm not able to hear
the name of said program, and the shownotes do not mention it. Do any
of you know the program?
It it interesting to me that in the time that I have listened to the
podcast, I have heard lots of banter about which IDE is better, but no
discussion about the editing paradigm. IDEs tend to do editing using
familiar word processor actions. Watch someone coding in windows some
time and see how m
Hi,
As part of the quest to build a Scala to Java compiler [1], [2], today
I’m announcing initial progress on translating pattern matching
expressions into Java [3], no less.
You don’t want to wait till the push-button solution is ready,
right? :-) Insights are welcome (at scala-internals, I gues
This certainly is a great self help group ;o)
I'm going through many of the issues cited by others and the advice
given is very helpful. I'm currently battling our management's shiny
new toy - SCRUM. They want sprints delivering real customer value
starting today, but we don't have a single arch
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