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Some of the tenets and techinques used in software engineering can as well be applied to app development. The following excerpt from the recent publication App Inventor will offer some insight.
Here a...
The excerpt below from the O'Reilly publication HTML5 Geolocation offers a few examples on what you can do with Geolocation and the different ways you can exploit it to your benefit.
There is no d...
There are some specifics aspects to consider when designing or migrating a website for use with Google TV. The following excerpt from the O'Reilly publication Building Web Apps for Google TV will ...
There are tens of thousands of great Android apps, and a whole world of them to discover. To give you a head start, here is an excerpt from Droid X: The Missing Manual listing five favorites—and the...
After awhile, you may suffer from app overload: You’ve downloaded so many apps you don’t know what to do with them. It’s time to get them under control. The excerpt below from the O'Reilly p...
I recently started developing android apps using a MacBook. The documentation didn't capture the different issues I was having. Anyway after a few hours of work, I got everything working ok.
So I...
"Best iPad Apps" author Pete Meyers spent the last few months finding, downloading and testing all sorts of iPad apps. During a recent interview, he revealed three lesser-known apps that deserve a clo...
One of the first questions I usually get asked about Windows Phone 7, once people find out I’ve written a how-to book about it, is: Does it have any good apps?
My answer is simple. You bet—as lon...
Answered by msilver : Nov 03 2010 02:49 PM
The only things you can't do on an iPod Touch are use the phone-specific features of the iPhone:
SMS messages via the native SMS applicationmaking and taking phone calls using the built-in phone... full answer >