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AndroidWhile working on some Android projects I faced small issue related to localisation files. Since there’s no built-in mechanism that helps you keep all these files in sync I crafted small PHP command line script to help me keep my translations up to date with english base strings. Since this seems to be common problem for other translators as well, I decided to share my script. Feel free to use it as you want. I do not mind if you credit me anyway :)

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motorola_milestoneUsing Motorola Milestone? Bored waiting for your carrier to finally push latest Android 2.1 update or your carrier does not even has such plans? Got enough bugs of Android 2.0 Milestone comes with? Or you just one of these who needs top notch stuff right now? No matter what is your reason, you are in the right place – quick and tested upgrade recipie is just along the corner. Read on…

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WAIWhere Am I? 1.12 came with some issues which I decided to address instantly. So 1.13 is for those who dislike device crashing while WAI tries to query Bluetooth device and your Palm has BT feature turned off. Also online version checker misbehaved slightly. Please report any issues spotted using comments here.

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WAIWhere Am I? version 1.12 is out. I decided to change release policy and version 1.12 is the first one which brings all its features to everyone. Yes – it is fully featured. You can now fully test the application, test if all works as you expect and before you decide to place your donation. Sort of side-effect of this move is that on-line version checker and updater will work for each version, not just for demo version as it used to be. Enjoy your summer trips with WAI.

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PS3 Eye Camera

By default, Sony’s PS3 Eye camera does not work under anything beside Playstation 3. Fortunately since its release, a couple of 3rd party drivers were released, theoretically allowing you to use Eye as regular web cam.

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WAIWhere Am I? version 1.11 is out, addressing crash issue that was reported to occur on some devices during BT connection problems.

Happy New Year 2009 by the way :)

PS: We still have couple unhandled donations – but we need your HotsyncID, so please speak up in the comments if you are still received no full featured copy! You may also contact me by email at carlos@wfmh…… Please put tag “WAI” in subject line in case of spam trap hungry.

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Where Am I? in action I’ve received couple of reports that WAI? is behaving incorrectly on devices that come with Google Maps Mobile preinstalled in ROM (mostly Treo 755p, Centro CDMA Sprint etc.). Palm OS allows you to "override" ROM application by installing its newer version in RAM which shaall be called now instead of ROM one. Unfortunately WAI? was not working that way and kept calling ROM GMM no matter of update present in RAM. As you probably have guessed, version 1.10 addresses this problem.

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Where Am I? in action And after a bit of delay here comes new release of Where Am I? utility. Version 1.9 is a minor update and brings (donors’ version only) persistence to GPS readouts, so you can quit WAI and relaunch it and it will remember last coordinates received from your GPS unit with time stamp for reference. Additionally you can find "Cut coords" and "Clear coords" in application "Edit" menu. It also fixes an issue (or annoyance) that made WAI to unconditionally invalidate previous readout (if present) while attempting to get new one, no matter if succeeded or failed. Now, it invalidates it only if there’s new coordinates to replace the old data.

PS: We still have couple unhandled donations – but we need your HotsyncID, so please speak up in the comments if you are still received no full featured copy! You may also contact me by email at carlos@wfmh…… Please put tag "WAI" in subject line in case of spam trap hungry.

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Where Am I? in action Version 1.7 did not last too long, isn’t it? 1.8 which I am announcing right now brings no new features, however fixes two bugs: altitude readouts were incorrect under some circumstances (it plagued only imperial (fsw) display). Also version checker could leak couple of bytes or leave progress window opened in case of network failure.

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AnnouncementI am trying to reach Mr. Tony Dove (you know who you are). Please contact me with your valid email address by adding comment to this thread. Thanks.

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