Android: OAUTH

Pretty cool article:
http://nilvec.com/implementing-client-side-oauth-on-android/

S Pen SDK 1.5

This sounds interesting, I will have to check it out later.


We are happy to announce the release of the S Pen SDK 1.5, providing a higher level of flexibility, precision and control to your GALAXY Note applications.

New features included in version 1.5 of the SDK are:

● Zoom
New and improved Zoom in the S Pen SDK 1.5, facilitates increased precision in your app. With 50x magnification, a whole new level of detail is available, providing unparalleled control over your work.

● Panning
Also added to this update is Panning, allowing a user to change the X, Y coordinate values of the "CanvasView"

● Add Background
S Pen SDK 1.5 now offers fully customisable letter/note background images based on "CanvasView". Customise the background of your letter/notes to express your unique style.

● PenSettinginfo Class
Directly select the Pen and Eraser to give your users a higher level of flexibility and control.





http://innovator.samsungmobile.com/down/cnts/toolSDK.detail.view.do?platformId=1&cntsId=10210

Eclipse: installing SVN Subclipse plugin


1) Install Eclipse 
2) Help > Install New Software


3) Add new URL http://subclipse.tigris.org/update_1.6.x



4) Name the plug-in  "SVN Subclipse 1.6 plugin"
5) Proceed with default installation steps

Installing Eclipse (Indigo) for Android Development

Go to Website and download "Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers", most new Macs with Intel i7 CPU are 64 bit.

http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/


Mac OS Lion - colorful icons sidebar with SIMBL plugin

Are you missing COLOR ICONS in your new Mac OS "Lion"?






Here is an easy tutorial:


1. Download ZIP file http://bit.ly/ColorfulSidebar and expand it.

2. Install SIMBL from the expanded folder.

3.  Move the ColorfulSidebar.bundle into the following SIMBL plugin folder:
$ cd /Library/Application\ Support/SIMBL/Plugins 

uki:Plugins uki$ ls

ColorfulSidebar.bundle

4. Restart the Finder through the Terminal: 
$ killall Finder









This is an edited post from original article by Natalia on CyberWalkAbout.com