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Device and data security for Android. WhisperCore integrates with the underlying Android OS to protect everything you keep on your phone. This initial beta features full disk encryption, network security tools, encrypted backup, selective permissions, and basic platform management tools for Nexus S and Nexus One phones. WhisperCore presents a simple and unobstrusive interface to users, while providing powerful management capabilities for administrators and enhanced security APIs for developers. Network security for Android. WhisperMonitor works with WhisperCore to provide a software firewall capable of dynamic egress filtering and real-time connection monitoring, giving you control over where your data is going and what your apps are doing.
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Forums • Possible Honeycomb Bug (confirmed on asus transformer) : Bugs - Vimperator
Hey, I think I stumbled on something that might become a minor issue on honeycomb tablets, so far i've ONLY tested it on my transformer and it's present when running farm tower and my app (it runs fine on my N1). I was wondering if anyone with another honeycomb device can confirm or debunk my findings please. when you use the volume buttons on the device it pauses the game in order to execute the volume up/down command, this will cause the game to reload the texture as if the game was paused then resumed. It's a non issue for games with low numbers of textures to load, but it can get cumbersome if you have to reload a large number of textures as it will take 2-5 seconds to reload each time.
Amarino - "Android meets Arduino" - Home - Vimperator
Cell phones are great for communication in a virtual manner, but lack expressiveness in personal surroundings. Many people try to give their phones a personal touch by customizing them. Amarino is a toolkit to connect Android-driven mobile devices with Arduino microcontrollers via Bluetooth. The toolkit provides easy access to internal phone events which can be further processed on the Arduino open-source prototyping platform. Started as a project at MIT Media Lab at the High-Low Tech group, this toolkit seeks to empower people to externalize their phone events to creatively demonstrate them on wearables, living spaces, or other tangibles. April 2010 - Amarino 2.0 will be released in a few weeks, supporting Android 2.x handsets, multiple parallel Bluetooth devices, less configuration, better debugging tools
During the recent symposium “Processing.Android: Open Source for Mobile Innovation” , organized by Daniel Sauter from UIC , I had the chance to be the instructor in a workshop about 3D graphics in Processing for Android. The event was very successful, and among the speakers there were Casey Reas , Ben Fry , Jer Thorpe , and other artists, researchers and educators deeply involved in art, code and open source. This was a good opportunity to introduce the recent developments in the Android port of Processing, which include the work in the 3D renderer I’m doing myself, as well as the Ketai in Motion library for simplified access to sensor data, developed by Daniel Sauter and Jesus Duran. In the rest of this post I’ll describe in more detail the new 3D renderer in Processing for Android, A3D. The A3D renderer allows to generate 3D graphics on Android devices supporting OpenGL ES 1.1 .
3D in Processing for Android « codeanticode - Vimperator
