10.5.A.230 - or Android KitKat 4.4 for Xperia Z, Z1, ZR, ZL finally released

Ever since Google originally announced Android KitKat back in October 2013 for their Nexus line of devices, owners of non-Nexus handsets have...
Posted 23/May at 14:45
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Sony Xperia Z on Android 4.3: First Look(ing) for InfoEye

The long awaited Android Jelly Been 4.3 update  for Sony's Xperia Z handset has finally rolled out... ehh, well - kinda. A version popped up...
Posted 13/Dec 2013 at 19:37
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From CyanogenMod and back again on Xperia Z

The day after I bought my Xperia Z, I used Sony's official bootloader unlock instructions to unlock the bootloader and flash the latest...
Posted 7/Oct 2013 at 14:23
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The Xperia Go has finally replaced my X10 Mini Pro

About three years ago I was a latecomer on the smartphone market, when I got myself an Sony-Ericsson Xperia X10 Mini Pro (gosh, that's a long...
Posted 21/Mar 2013 at 15:34
by in Science & Tech read by 84 people

Unboxing my Nexus 7 - In Full Double HD 3D

The road to getting my Nexus 7 has been long. Very long, to me. The device was announced back at the end of june, and back then only released...
Posted 3/Nov 2012 at 16:58
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Raspberry PI - Part 3 - Enter Ice Cream Sandwich, but not for long

My quest for getting Android to run on my Raspberry Pi continues, but I fear that it stops here as well. The Android Pi Wiki mentions that...
Posted 23/Oct 2012 at 01:49
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Raspberry PI - Part 2 - Enter Android 2.3

It's already a while ago that I got my second Raspberry Pi and haven't really been doing anything with either one of them for a while. But,...
Posted 22/Oct 2012 at 23:38
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How I finally solved my Sony Movie Studio HD Platinum instability issues

Not too long ago, I started to do some Full HD, stereoscopic 3D editing and found that the Sony Vegas line of products appeared to be the...
Posted 3/Sep 2012 at 14:43
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Two factor authentication: Pros and cons

Google has had it for some time now. Dropbox announced it today. Amazon Web Services uses it. Many corporate VPN solutions use it. Internet...
Posted 27/Aug 2012 at 13:51
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Google just plussed the + game with Events - before, during and beyond

For anybody following Google IO 2012 today, skip on and find something else to read. You already know it. If not, keep reading.
Posted 27/Jun 2012 at 21:52
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Getting started with my Raspberry PI

About half a year ago, back in the cold month of February, a good friend told me about the Raspberry PI - an very small, very basic computer...
Posted 22/Jun 2012 at 13:55
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Will Google Drive work on Linux?

Alright. So we did already have Dropbox and Ubuntu One. And this iClod thing from Apple. And WeTransfer to send big files. Along comes Google...
Posted 25/Apr 2012 at 15:59
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Sony Ericsson updates Xperia line - including X10 mini (pro)?

Some time ago, I wrote about the great pleasure I got from updating my SE Xperia X10 Mini Pro from Android version 1.6 to 2.1. Some days ago,...
Posted 17/Nov 2011 at 16:57
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Google+ introduces pages for brands, companies, events and what not

Moments ago, Google+ opened up for another very promising feature: Pages. They have promised this since the beginning, and months of patience...
Posted 8/Nov 2011 at 15:59
by in Science & Tech read by 22 people

Google Plus is now completely open, adds apps to hangouts and finally: Search+

Some time ago I stated that Google Plus was rather open. Back then, I actually thought it was completely open - but people still actually...
Posted 20/Sep 2011 at 22:29
by in Science & Tech read by 178 people

Google Layout Testing: Brighter blue, brighter green - and more margin

Google frequently tests small changes in their algorithm, and most users don't notice that. They also test small changes to their layout, and...
Posted 12/Sep 2011 at 17:33
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Official; Facebook now supports a new HTML5 implementation method for social plugins

I maintain a number of websites, and basically every website I maintain does something with Facebook. A bit scary, in a way actually, to...
Posted 8/Sep 2011 at 14:14
by in Science & Tech read by 473 people

Thought about comments to online content - centralized vs scattered

Sometimes when I'm working one exciting new projects, I get exciting new ideas. And sometimes when I'm working on not so exciting projects, I...
Posted 1/Sep 2011 at 15:30
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Promoting online content through Google Plus

Last Friday, I launched a new project in Beta and was faced with that what ever startup website is faced with: The difficult question on what...
Posted 24/Jul 2011 at 13:14
by in Science & Tech read by 64 people
 
 

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