If I Designed It - Android Browser
The start of (hopefully) a series of posts describing little user experience/design tweaks I'd make for different objects/applications/services. Starting with the Android browser and Google login
Android App: Conference Call Dialer
After a week of my first android application being in the Market, an introduction to the app itself.
Experiences coding for Android
Having had a Nexus One for about a month, I've just released my first small application and now I'm reflecting on the experience.
Paying customers not enough for CounterPath
CounterPath, developers of the X-Lite Voice-over-IP client announced on their forum that just having paid for their software wasn't enough to make them add a necessary, small feature.
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Duncan Sample | no comments yetThe Nokia fork in the road
I've been a Nokia user since around 2000, Nokia fan since 2003, Nokia(ish) employee since 2004, and now I seem to have reached the fork in the road with their devices.
Energy consumption monitoring with Vera
Having purchased a Current Cost home energy monitor, finally I've gotten round to ordering the USB cable, so I can see how it works with Vera.
Desktop shopping app, anyone?
Having started using the Tesco.com API, I'm trying to gauge interest in ways to implement it.
Freecycle UK - My opinion on the community's future
The UK arm of Freecycle have been arguing. Having been a (silent) member of the Fenland Freecycle Yahoo Group for a while, seeing a couple of moderator messages about a dispute with the Freecycle founders in the US, I thought I'd take a look at the issue and see what I could come up with as a suggestion for the future.
Choosing a home automation standard
Since I'm taking the big adventure into buying my first home, I thought I'd take my mind off it by looking at gadgets to furnish the future home. Automation is something I've been waiting years to start looking at properly.
Firefox Security, in need of an overhaul?
With the rise of addons, Ubiquity, and general saved passwords in Firefox, is the Password Manager in need of an overhaul for the modern web?
