2012-04-15 15:37:51 - kaidream changed the public information on the OIC project
kaidream changed the public information on the OIC project
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– April 15, 2012
kaidream changed the public information on the OIC project
2012-04-15 15:37:51 - kaidream changed the public information on the OIC project
Posted in OIC, PHP, Software Development.
– April 15, 2012
kaidream changed the public information on the getDownNow project
2012-04-15 15:34:53 - kaidream changed the public information on the getDownNow project
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– April 15, 2012
kaidream changed the public information on the getDownNow project
2012-04-15 15:34:53 - kaidream changed the public information on the getDownNow project
Posted in getDownNow, PHP, Software Development.
– April 15, 2012
IsTied.In Development Starting
Currently I am the base design process of IsTied.in . The propspect of IsTied.in is to create a mutiple CMS platform Social import plugin. IsTied.in hopes to geared towards sites running Wordpres, Joomla, Drupal, etc to import (and possibly post) to a wide arrange of social networks. While most frameworks and plugins import RSS feeds IsTied.in aims to coordinate with Web 2.0 social frameworks to gather and present feeds and content right to your desired CMS.
More to come as development continues. Please feel free to leave any suggestions or requests.
Posted in IsTied.In.
– August 30, 2010
Switching from Windows Mobile to iPhone 4
Those of you who know me know that I use to be a very die hard fan for Windows Mobile. My first Windows Mobile device wasn’t even Windows Mobile but a Windows CE based HP iPAQ (Even though I owned a Dreamcast before hand but that really doesn’t count). Throughout the years I’ve stayed fairly dedicated to my Windows Mobile devices from the iPAQ to Samsung Blackjack, to HTC Athena, to HTC Touch Pro and finally the HTC Touch Pro 2. I’ve always enjoyed the amount of control and customization I had with my devices. Sadly Microsoft couldn’t keep up with the times and while Windows Mobile 7 is coming up around the corner Google and Apple have mobile operating systems that are light years ahead, released and proven.
I had to decided where to go from here:
- Stick with Windows Mobile and wait for Windows Phone to come out in hopes that Microsoft got it’s act right.
- Jump over to Android as it’s close to what I am use to but still have to deal with heartaches of the past with Qualcomm (Just randomly search the net for Qualcomm issues with Windows Mobile..it’s not pretty).
- Deny all which I believe in and go down the dark path of the iPhone.
I decided to go down the path of darkness. To be honest once I learned to let go of the customization options and give all control to Apple life was easier to maintain. I haven’t been compelled to flash or check for the newest ROMs for my phone since I have no options besides what are given to me. Granted some items that tie AT&T and Apple together really annoy me, they only other option for me is to see what happens next year. One thing is for certain, I will never fan boi a device or mobile operating system again and will always keep my options open (What I really meant to say was hey Google.. get Andoird 3,0 out and Nvidia get your Tegra chipset right so the marriage of the 2 will result in my next phone) 
Posted in Uncategorized.
– July 22, 2010
Emulation & Smartphone Development [Part 2] – Windows Phone 7
Windows Phone 7 has yet to be released but that doesn’t mean you can’t start developing the app that will take over the world.
Windows Phone 7 is the next upcoming version of the Windows Mobile operating system developed by Microsoft, which plans to release it by October 2010.[2][3][4][5] Microsoft’s goal is to create a great and predictable user experience by redesigning the user interface, disallowing partners to modify or replace it, integrating the operating system with other services, and strictly controlling the hardware it runs on.[6] Microsoft officially unveiled Windows Phone 7 during Mobile World Congress 2010 (February 15)[7] in Barcelona and revealed additional details at MIX 2010.
The best part of Windows Phone 7 development is that all the tools are ready for you right out of the box and cane be obtained here!
The Windows Phone Developer Tools Beta includes the following
- Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone Beta
- Windows Phone Emulator Beta
- Silverlight for Windows Phone Beta
- Microsoft Expression Blend for Windows Phone Beta
- XNA Game Studio 4.0 Beta
Microsoft has also provided step by step instructions on starting with Windows Phone 7 development which can obtained here.
Posted in Software Development.
– July 12, 2010
Emulation & Smartphone Development [Part 1] – Android
Android is an operating system (or, more precisely, a software stack) for mobile devices that includes middleware and key applications,[4] and uses a modified version of the Linux kernel.[5][6][7] It was initially developed by Android Inc., a firm later purchased by Google, and lately by the Open Handset Alliance.[8] It allows developers to write managed code in the Java language, controlling the device via Google-developed Java libraries.[9]
Google has a large collection of documentation for setting up your development environment, for the most part I will be telling you a story which has already been told *smile*.
Development and emulation for the Andoird platform requires the following key components.
- Java Runtime Environment (JRE) – http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/moreinfo/jre.php
- The Eclipse IDE Platform (I would recommend using Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers for a completed environment) – http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
- The Android SDK – http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
- The ADT Plugin for Eclipse – http://developer.android.com/sdk/eclipse-adt.html
Each page has all the needed information about installation and configuration of these items. Once everything is installed and configured you will be able to create a new Android based application in Eclipse which will execute the emulator when testing and debugging.
Posted in Project Development, Software Development.
– May 15, 2010
Emulation & Smartphone Development
While searching for multiplatform smartphone development I tools the basics have always been needed to create your own phone applications. In he following post I will show you starting point to get underway on starting such an endeavor. I don’t promise that you will be able to deploy an application to the world or even develop your own, just the first step to take you on a journey of mobile development.
Most of the tools I will be sharing are compatible with most operating systems. The iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch development is limited to the Apple’s OS/X operating system (which I will mention ways to work around this).
I hope that these sessions are helpful to all who are interested in developing mobile applications and mobile compatible web sites.
Posted in Project Development, Software Development.
– May 15, 2010
Writing Windows Phone 7 with Expression Blend 4
Microsoft is currently running video on using Expression Blend 4 for Windows Phone.
Posted in Project Development, Software Development.
– May 12, 2010
