Software
Several development articles.
Android C native development – take full control!
An useful post on how to use gcc and the android toolchain to produce native C applications for the google android.
Developing for Google Android – the SDK
Get started with Android Java development – a tutorial with detailed steps and lots of pictures to help you make your first android application.
Developing for Google Android – update the OS version
A tutorial on how to unlock your Android G1, how to upgrade the ROM version and how to get Root on your embedded linux box.
Developing for Google Android – introduction
Learn:
– how to connect the Android to your Windows PC
– how to take screen captures from your Android
– how to install new software on your mobile device
Robo Evolution – how to build a better robot
A not-so-short article on various robot platforms I’ve experimented with. See my latest designs, and learn about my findings on robotics.
Win Mobile Tech Seminar in Lisbon, 11-12 March, 2009
A few words on the Windows Mobile Seminar held in Lisbon, Portugal, during 11-12 March 2009.
As a speaker at this seminar, I’ve presented a Voice Command Recognition system for Windows Mobile, in my topic named “Extending your Smartphone’s functionality”.
My 500GB (!) Storage PDA
A short review on the new possibilities a CF2USB card for Pocket PC can offer, including attaching an external USB Harddisk to the Mobile device.
Bluetooth BlueJacking
A short article on BlueJacking, which is sending unsolicited messages remotely to Bluetooth enabled devices.
FingerTouch Pro – 5 keyoards in 1
This article is about an innovative keyboard for PocketPC’s that can help you type faster on that tiny screen.
Voice command recognition
A video presentation of a voice command recognition software.
Controlling the speakerphone
This article shows an efficient way of controlling the speakerphone status on WM4.0/5.0/6.0. It also includes a C++ code snippet for better understanding.
Controlling the Radio Devices
Introduction The number of mobile devices manufacturers is quite big at the moment, so for the developers there are many platforms out on the market and their software must function properly on each of them. Most of the programming aspects are covered by the available APIs. General things like drawing a fancy interface or having a minimum of functionality will work without any issues on all the Windows Mobile platforms….