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antonypr | 01 May, 2008 21:39
It's Friday now. Is it a good time for announcement for a new book?
Today, I proudly announce a new Symbian OS book from Symbian Press, Quick Recipes on Symbian OS. The book is available for pre-order from Amazon today.
The book is authored by Michael Aubert and a bunch of other people that you may be familiar with, i.e.:
What this book is all about? Unlike existing Symbian OS books, it is structured like recipes book. Each recipe solves one specific problem, for example: how to write data to a file, how to load JPG/PNG images, how to handle incoming message, how to dial a phone number, etc.
All the recipes are categorized in 10 different technology areas, i.e.:
The example source code will be available soon on Symbian Press web site soon (once the book has started selling).
For now, you can download the source code of our Quick Recipes Taster booklet. The booklet is basically the stripped-down version of the book.
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henit | 05/09/2008, 17:49
Hi everyone.
A few days ago, I was surfing the web and I found out a project that works over most mobile phones which lets you know where your friends are in real time and update your status in twitter. It´s called Dimdix.
On their website they say you don´t need a GPS system to detect your location. Does anyone know how this works?
I´m using a Motorola L7 and amazingly it detected my location.
I cannot stop thinking of all the things I could do with it.
If anyone wants to take a look you can go here
Thanks,
Regards,
Juan
نوكيا | 18/09/2009, 08:11
Hello ,
Really really amazing books , thank you too much for this nice stuff .
Which programming language(s)?
JOM | 07/05/2008, 22:18
Hi,
Is it all Symbian C++? Any java, python, flash or Open C code there?
Cheers,
--jouni