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“N1 is nothing more than souped up MyTouch” – my own quote and oh boy was I wrong! N1 really rocks! After my trusted and not-so-old T-Mobile gadget it feels like a Porsche vs. beat-up Toyota (sorry I couldn’t resists). It’s slick, fast and far more polished. And I love it!
Posted in Android.
– April 14, 2010
The best feature of Gmail for me is ability to create a filter and use “skip Inbox” option. So I have “bacn” folder where I put stuff that I’m not considering a SPAM but it’s not personally addressed or important mail ether. Then I have 2 quick links defined: “Unread” and “Unread (no bacn)”. And lastly I have a lab features that give me “Select unread” and “mark as read” options. Between all these things my Inbox is very manageable
Posted in non-programming.
– March 5, 2010
I appeared as part of the interview with leading Android developers on odinjobs.com
Posted in Android, Web stuff, non-programming.
– March 5, 2010
My post to AndroidGuys about Google offering free phones to developers is referenced by ZDNet here http://is.gd/9H5a0
Posted in Android, Web stuff, non-programming.
– March 5, 2010
Here’s the scenario:
Turns out breaking out of loops using labels also works for curly block of code so the solution is below
Listlist = getFromSomewhere(); Foo foo = whatever(); gotu: { for (Foo f : list) { if ( f.equals(foo)) { f.setBlah(foo.getBlah()); // blah is not used in compare() break gotu; } } // only want to execute the following if the loop was never broken list.add(foo); }
Posted in Java, Programming.
– February 27, 2010
I just got email from TomPetty.com to “stay posted for the important announcement”. I’m guessing new world tour. I did see him in concert back in 2007 and it was a blast, I sure like to do it again!
Posted in non-programming.
– February 20, 2010
LinkedIn just announced that they have built Oulook connector. It’s pretty sweet, installed without any problems
Posted in Web stuff, non-programming.
– February 18, 2010
One thing that annoys me about new Google “Buzz” service is that it dumps lots of stuff into my Inbox. Here’s quick way to filter it out until Google comes back to its senses:
Posted in Web stuff, non-programming.
– February 11, 2010
Personally I’m fine with iPad as an Internet browsing device. I think it is awesome. But as a book reader? How’s that different with reading a book from your PC? I hate to read more than 2 pages from back-lit display. It’s called eInk for a reason.
Posted in non-programming.
– January 29, 2010
