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Anybody knows if there is a version of silverlight for android?There are a lot of rumors but i am not sure and i need silverlight for a video streaming..i will be pleased with answers..thanx in advance..
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Unbelievable..So long time still no answer..No body has any clue???Maybe a trick just to make silverlight work on android also will be appreciated..Thnx..
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Maybe because no-one knows or "kissass" no-is bothered lol
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actually that's a good question. There's gotta be a way to bring Silverlight to android. Any Devs volunteer for the job?
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actually that's a good question. There's gotta be a way to bring Silverlight to android. Any Devs volunteer for the job?
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I dont think it would be a big of a problem for any developer since android is fully capable with flash already..Any ideas??
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silverlight is a microsoft product, if microsoft doesnt choose to make a version for android then you are out of luck. what i would suggest is to vnc into a desktop and then watch the jerky unwatchable video through that =)
Funny, I'm still waiting for silverlight with full drm support for linux. Android was based off of linux. So all I can tell you is keep waiting for microsoft to port it over. BTW, no dev I know is going to touch a microsoft branded software.
killersnowman said:
silverlight is a microsoft product, if microsoft doesnt choose to make a version for android then you are out of luck. what i would suggest is to vnc into a desktop and then watch the jerky unwatchable video through that =)
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How can i vnc in to a desktop??Sorry i am very new to android
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bkilit said:
How can i vnc in to a desktop??Sorry i am very new to android
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Search on the market, there are lots of client + an official one from the VNC team. You install a server on your computer, configure the connection, and that s ok.
Really easy !
And how about porting moonlight?
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mathijs727 said:
And how about porting moonlight?
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Or sunlight along with project bluebeam
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hey after searching the net I found that Devs are trying to port moonlight to android and working on that for some time now. hope it will be released by the end of the year. source: http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/moonlight-dev-crew-brings-silverlight-to-android-20110415/
Just restored Fusion 1.2 from Obsidian. I flash fusion 1.2 with stock kernel, it booted up fine, then restored my nandroid back up of fusion 1.2 with core R3/z4mod. Now it hangs at the vibrant screen. I still get Millie's voice on start up, but just hangs at the vibrant screen. Im a mac user, so odin cant help me. My blood pressure just went through the roof. Please help me!
Anyone? Please help.
**EDIT**
After many tries, I made into Clockwork. Flashed a fresh fusion 1.2. Crossing my fingers.
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All set. She booted right up.
Glad to hear you got it sorted man.
Next time buy a pc or duel boot linix
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bauerlucas said:
Next time buy a pc or duel boot linix
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No duel booting for me. Its a ppc mac. I will take a pc if your buying.
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No don't duel boot linux, because odin doesn't work on linx trust me i have linux and bricked my phone and tried every possible program that emulates windows and it won't work. Next time you get a brick that you can't fix by getting into cockwork and flashing another ROM don't post a thread, you'll have to use odin so this means go to a friends hosue with a pc or buy one.
Mac Mistake
Getting Mac is a limiting experience. Unless, you just want to be a retail user. But, since this is a Development/mod/hack forum site on a whole, consider using a p c there is much more flexibility with using that platform
oka1 said:
Getting Mac is a limiting experience. Unless, you just want to be a retail user. But, since this is a Development/mod/hack forum site on a whole, consider using a p c there is much more flexibility with using that platform
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False. OSX is based on Linux, after all.
opiomorph said:
False. OSX is based on Linux, after all.
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Which all the more sucks that we cannot manipulate Android OS on a device like Samsung from OSX. The world would be so much easier if everything was Unix native first before spreading out to everything else.
xculliber said:
Which all the more sucks that we cannot manipulate Android OS on a device like Samsung from OSX. The world would be so much easier if everything was Unix native first before spreading out to everything else.
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+1000. I love my mac. I wouldn't trade it for any pc. Even if it means I can't fix a bricked phone. Just wish I could do some dev work with it.
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Buy a Windows license. Install on your Mac through Bootcamp. ODIN back to stock. Problem Solved. Don't want to use Windows, you're SOL.
This is why I'm picking up a small notebook pc....just to dev and fix.
Dan_Brutal said:
+1000. I love my mac. I wouldn't trade it for any pc. Even if it means I can't fix a bricked phone. Just wish I could do some dev work with it.
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I love my iMac and my pc/xp.Got to have the pc for Odin or bootcamp your mac.
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i don't think you can run bootcamp/parallels/dual-boot a PPC mac
i'm also on PPC mac like the OP
Sometimes I wonder if people read all of the posts. I'm not bricked anymore, and I have a ppc mac. Cant duel boot it. No intel chip in it. I know odin runs only on windows, whats why I asked for help. So thanks everyone.
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Security Alert: Geinimi, Sophisticated New Android Trojan Found in Wild
FWIW....just be careful, it's only a matter of time I guess.
Yep just a matter of time. Android is quickly gaining popularity and so the evil hackers are paying attention.
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The less talented always want to knock down the ones on top.
Whats the top rated anti-virus on the market?
Why cant it be like Linux, left alone.
BenHolliday said:
Whats the top rated anti-virus on the market?
Why cant it be like Linux, left alone.
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Uh, someone lied to you playa. Linux is definitely not left alone.
BenHolliday said:
Why cant it be like Linux, left alone.
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Windows just has a larger, and more inexperienced, user base than Linux. The malware are proportionately larger, and untreated ones even more so.
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Man that's crazy.
So what's a good antivirus??
Also is there one that wont give 468293739 in danger warninga just because I'm rooted
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isn't lookout pretty good?
Gahh Its Lee said:
So what's a good antivirus??
Also is there one that wont give 468293739 in danger warninga just because I'm rooted
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The best one is you. Not downloading pirated apps from China is the most effective defense, Barring that, Lookout claims in the article that they effectively protect against it.
Lookout has already delivered an update for its Android users to protect them against known instances of the Trojan. If you are already a Lookout user (free or premium), you are protected and no action is needed.
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Also read the article. The virus was caught by using a bull**** app that wasn't in the android market.
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Android phones are going to be the new Windows OS lol. Watch how many idiots get this virus now, and the sudden influx of people asking why and how it happened to them, on this forum.
With the availability of the HTC 7 Pro release RUU, I hope someone has plans to try to get it ported to work on the Evo.
Anyone here looking into it? I'd donate to the cause.
http://wpcentral.com/rom-upcoming-sprint-7-pro-leaked
Ceger
why?
SilverStone641 said:
why?
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Because we want choice without breaking the bank just like HD2 customers did.
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Personally I wont go back to winders on a phone
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novanosis85 said:
Because we want choice without breaking the bank just like HD2 customers did.
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i don't think a port can be done tbh. i wouldn't mind it though, id try it out, maybe even donate for it.
The ability to watch Netflix should be enough of a reason.
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gqstatus0685 said:
The ability to watch Netflix should be enough of a reason.
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That would be cool
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gqstatus0685 said:
The ability to watch Netflix should be enough of a reason.
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Wont happen, its a hardware restriction, not a software issue.
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Wont happen, its a hardware restriction, not a software issue.
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I believe it's more of a hardware solution to a software that doesn't support DRM. The snapdragons that I believe you are referencing have DRM built in to them, and thats why netflix is supporting them.
I wouldn't mind even a really crappy port, WP7 would be cool to test drive for a few days. I couldn't ever imagine buying one, unless it had killer specs and Android was already ported over it!
Many reasons to be able to run WP7, chief amongst them for me are XBox Live games and integration, NetFlix, Zune, etc.. Plus I think the interface is quite sleek.
It would simply be awesome to be able to run both OS's off of one phone. If the probability to port Android over to a WP7 is more likely, then I will most probably buy a WP7 phone next.
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is the hardware even similar?? the 7 Pro also being a CDMA phone from HTC doesn't mean a port is possible...
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is the hardware even similar?? the 7 Pro also being a CDMA phone from HTC doesn't mean a port is possible...
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I believe the hardware is similar just like hd2 is VERY similar to evo.
A drop of Chuck Norris's semen was placed on Android OS. We now have CyanogenMod.
I believe this would be worth it. as long as the port isn't hardware restricted. I agree the UI is very sleek as well and I would donate a Biggie Size Big Mac Meal from McDonalds. Would be very fun to test drive. maybe even an option as a dual-boot.
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is the hardware even similar?? the 7 Pro also being a CDMA phone from HTC doesn't mean a port is possible...
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that means nothing as a few devs just got honeycomb to boot on our evo's. we just need a dev to try this out and i bet it would work. problem is most devs hate windows now.
come to think of it, we should ask myn to tackle this project!
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that means nothing as a few devs just got honeycomb to boot on our evo's. we just need a dev to try this out and i bet it would work. problem is most devs hate windows now.
come to think of it, we should ask myn to tackle this project!
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Myn or Calkulin. Either are genious at this.
Ceger
I would donate if someone was to tackle this and get an up and working ROM.
Hey guys, I have been reading through this site, http://developer.android.com/training/index.html and I plan to go through the classes and build my first app. I was wondering what the more experienced folks here think of the site.
Thanks for the heads up . Didn't really take a good look yet. But it seems interesting.
At a glance it seems like a good idea. Even if its not the greatest tool, it should be a great starting point. Might hafta look into that some more ...
I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to use Eclipse with out profanity!:banghead:
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Chad The Pathfinder said:
I have come to the conclusion that it is impossible to use Eclipse with out profanity!:banghead:
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Yeah it's not excellent when your starting out with it.
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Well I meant to say that jokingly but (%)/*8#*%!!! Ahh. I feel better now. I was going through the video AdamOutler has on youtube for making your first app and I think I screwed up in the initial download and set up of sdk so I'm starting over. :screwy:
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Alright Kool
AdamOutler is using Linux in his how to make your first app youtube videos. I'm using Vista on my old HP laptop. I know I really need to upgrade but what is the advantage of Linux over Windows?
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AdamOutler is using Linux in his how to make your first app youtube videos. I'm using Vista on my old HP laptop. I know I really need to upgrade but what is the advantage of Linux over Windows?
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Without going into a lot of details, the info I've gotten points to Linux making things a lot easier when doing Dev work.
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It depends on what the dev work is specifically, what your target platform is and the specific tools available for each platform.
As far as android application development, the tools are cross-platform and from my 'minimal' experience I have yet to come across any development quirks that would point me towards using one platform over another.
Use what you are comfortable with most.
Chad The Pathfinder said:
AdamOutler is using Linux in his how to make your first app youtube videos. I'm using Vista on my old HP laptop. I know I really need to upgrade but what is the advantage of Linux over Windows?
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Oh man, I remember the first time I used linux.
The only reason I still keep a windows parition on my laptop is the occasional need to do some gaming. Lol
jesuscash said:
Oh man, I remember the first time I used linux.
The only reason I still keep a windows parition on my laptop is the occasional need to do some gaming. Lol
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well I've been trying to follow this http://theunlockr.com/2010/03/26/ho...om-for-android-part-1-setting-up-the-kitchen/ to learn to use DsiXDA's kitchen and I'm having trouble figuring out how to download to install the java files ubuntu requires. ubuntu seems prety cool but I'm kind of stuck until I get this going. It seems like the more I read the less I know... It's quite a bit discouraging.
Its a learning process for sure. Just have to forget windows and read alot.
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