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EDDIE (Microsoft Robotic Reference Platform 2011) -

About a month ago, I was contacted by members of Microsoft Robotics team. It appeared that one of the managers. 

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HTC Radar Review -

A year have passed since the first Windows Phones came on market. I have had my hands on HTC HD7, Samsung Focus,. 

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2 Weeks with Windows 8 (Developer Preview) -

I believe that the best way to actually test or try something is to fully use the item in question exclusively. 

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Change Is Good In Web And Mobile

By maungs | On Monday, February 20th, 2012 - No Comments »
change is good

Over the past few years HTML5 has gained the attention of many web developers. The web is still a digital frontier. Flash and Silverlight were some of the mediums that used to be needed for rich website contents. Web browsers can now access hardware on devices such as geolocation, camera, and audio. Popular games such as “Angry Birds” are now being written using HTML5. Mobile devices. 

The Road Ahead For The Maungs

By min | On Sunday, January 29th, 2012 - No Comments »
30 Days

During the month of February and beginning few days of March, we will be focusing on the following two topics: “30 Days of Microcontrollers”, and “Windows Phone for Beginners”. Lwin and I have been going back and forth for a while. There are two matters that we are passionate about; developing on phones, and creating awesome fun projects with microcontrollers. If you mix the two,. 

Teaching Experiment: Randori Kata (Variant)

By lwin | On Thursday, January 26th, 2012 - No Comments »
randori kata

It is hard for me to imagine that I would actually enjoy training people and teaching people ten years ago. Times must have changed or I woke up one day on the wrong side of bed and hit my head but I actually get personal satisfaction out of training people. As of late, I have given various talks around the Midwest on variably of technical topics and taught a few day long sessions on programming. Last. 

Setting up Android Development Environment

By lwin | On Monday, January 16th, 2012 - No Comments »
android_environment

In order to create Android applications naively, we need to have an “Android Development Environment” setup on a machine. We are going to be using Eclipse as our choice of IDE. Eclipse will also run on Linux, OSX, and Windows machines. I have had better experience installing Eclipse on a 32bit platform vs a 64bit platform. The followings are the steps we are going to have to preform.