some words from technology briefcase

Finally, after waiting some months the Exploro project meets the web, today the first step is online now you can download the app direct to your Android mobile device and surf the web reading about this project… read more on http://www.exploro.it or download the app directlty from this link

It’s free, needs Android 2.1 or higher, is in the Marketplace and you might as well give it a go.

This new restyle is very friendly and intuitive, if you need to do something (except receie or share file) is possible; during a call the voice quality is very good and if you have a good mobile connection you can make very good call over the network.

there are only some little problem with the login or with some strange error, but we hope that in the next upgrade they were solved!

At the end, the app is very good and useful, there are  some little problem, but this is a first release..and i think that the next coming soon!

Download and try it, to make your impression and post here what do you think!

Do you know anyone who is waiting with bated breath for Microsoft to launch Windows Phone 7 on November 8th?

Probably not.

I mean, it is awfully hard to explain to the masses why they should ditch their BlackBerries, Androids and iPhones for an untested Son-of-Kin.

Indeed, even the most shameless Microsoft fanboi is likely to think twice before taking the plunge into a dark world of endless mobile bloat that reeks like the haunted River Styx.

Mind you, Windows Phone 7 represents a parallel universe where traditional features like true multi-tasking and cut-and-paste simply don’t exist.

Now, even the spin-masters over at Redmond’s Fortress of Solitude have realized that promoting yet another iteration of Windows Mobile (without apps) is likely to be an uphill battle. (continue reading…)

Commodore USA will be rolling out its latest device known as the Commodore PC64, which will be powered by an Intel Atom processor while boasting up to 4GB of DDR3 RAM, a SATA 1TB hard drive, with an HDMI output to cater to those who want to hook it up to a HDTV, an optical drive with the choice of DVD/CD or Blu-ray among others. To make things all the more nostalgic, it will come in an exact replica of the original beige C64 chassis – now that ought to have you shed a tear or two. You should be able to see it hit the market before the year is over and in time for the frenzied holiday shopping season, so start saving your pennies now.

we apologize for the absence!
We are concluding a great job that will be online soon …
Are you prepared for the next product developed by FLT.lab?
…be ready!

In thie tutorial we can learn how to solve a common problem in Android project, to have more info regarding Android project i suggest to you to download the ADT Android Pluglins and Eclipse.

Let’s start with a little basics around Android development. (continue reading…)

Hip Hip Hurrà! for our founder!now he is a Google Qualified Developer, look the online directory to see all details!And don’t forget the GTUG meeting in Palermo, 29 january where Francesco will speak about some Google Maps API case studies.

GTUG Palermo news
http://code.google.com/intl/it-IT/qualify/directory.html

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