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More Countries, More sellers, More buyers
[This post is by Eric Chu, Android Developer Ecosystem. — Tim Bray]
Since we launched Android and Android Market, we have seen the population of Android users and devices expand into many countries. This widespread adoption has brought with it growing interest in Android Market’s support for the buying and selling of paid applications in these additional countries.
We have been hard at work on this and it is my pleasure to announce that effective today, developers from 20 more countries can now sell paid apps on Android Market. Additionally, over the next 2 weeks, users in 18 additional countries will be able to purchase paid apps from Android Market.
Support for paid application sales is now expanded to developers in 29 countries, with today’s additions of Argentina, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, Finland, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Sweden, Switzerland and Taiwan.
In addition, Android Market users from 32 countries will be able to buy apps, with the addition of Argentina, Belgium, Brazil, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Israel, Mexico, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, Sweden, and Taiwan. No action is necessary if you have targeted your paid apps to be available to “All Locations” and would like to launch in these additional countries. If you have not selected “All Locations” and would like to target these additional countries, or if you have selected “All Locations” and do not want to launch your apps in these additional buyer countries, please visit the Android Market publisher site regularly over the next two weeks to make the necessary adjustments as the new buyer countries launch.
We remain committed to continuing to improve the buyer and seller experiences on Android Market. Among other initiatives, we look forward to bringing the Android Market paid apps ecosystem to even more countries in the coming months. Please stay tuned.
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- Based on Lewis Carroll's classic stories Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Through the Looking Glass, featuring famous quotes, poems and much more
- Unlockable content including developer commentary and endless mode
- Original illustrations by acclaimed children's book illustrator Mark Meyers
- Alice character drawn by David Hellman, the visual artist from Braid
- 48 whimsical, wondrous challenges featuring 8 unique settings
- Featuring an 11 song soundtrack
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Reflections on G-Kenya
[This post is by Reto Meier AKA @retomeier, who wrote the book on Android App development. — Tim Bray]
Recently I visited Kenya for the three-day G-Kenya event. I was there for two reasons:
To talk about Android and the emerging mobile opportunities for African developers.
To ask questions and find out more about the reality of mobiles and writing code from the people there.
Of the countries I’ve visited to talk about Android, nowhere have people had such a close connection to their mobile phones as in Africa. While most Kenyans own feature phones, those mobiles are already used as much more than simple phones. Mobile payments are already common, and cheap data plans mean that many people access the Internet exclusively through mobile handsets.
There were two Android announcements while I was in town: a new low-cost Android handset (the Huawei U8220), and Android Market access for Kenyans. I can’t wait to see the kind of apps that come from developers who live in an environment where mobile is so pervasive.
Day 1: Students
G-Kenya was set within the beautiful campus of the Strathmore Business School, so it was fitting that day one was addressed to students.
Of the three groups, the students where the most enthusiastic about Android. This was likely influenced by their confidence that by the time they graduate, modern smartphones in Africa will have become the norm.
I love talking to student developers — without the commercial pressures of finding customers or a monetization model — they're free to innovate on whatever technology platforms they think are interesting.
Day 2: Developers
Modern smartphones are not yet prevalent in Africa, so it wasn’t surprising that many of the developers are currently focusing on feature phones. That said, it was generally acknowledged that it was a question of when rather than if smartphones would come to dominate. The trick will be picking the right time to invest in Android so that they're ready to take advantage.
Plenty of developers believe that time is right now. It was a pleasure to meet the guys behind Ushahidi, creators of an Android app created to report and record incidents during the 2008 election violence. Since their launch they’ve expanded to offer a global platform for crowd-sourced news where timeliness is critical.
I love opportunity the Android Market delivers to developers like the idea of developers like Ushahidi and Little Fluffy Toys (of London Cycle Hire fame). An app the solves a problem for your local community can easily be expanded to offer solutions to similar problems across the world.
Developer focus in Kenya seemed to follow similar lines:
Create products and services targeted at local communities (such as the developers creating a distributed system to help health-care workers record medical information in the field.)
Build robust cloud-based services that provide access to users from any mobile platform.
Expand from feature phones to Android to incorporate features like GPS positioning, maps, and recording video and audio.
Day 3: Entrepreneurs and Marketers
No one was surprised to see a lot of the developers from the previous day return for entrepreneur day, and the apparent lack of Android questions from Day 2 was more than made up for on day 3; the “AppEngine Challenge” on Day 2 fielded a record 30 entries, so it seems everyone was working on their entries rather than asking questions!
I didn’t speak on Day 3, but spent all day fielding questions from eager mobile developers hoping to catch the Android wave as early innovators and first movers. That included a team who were working to provide real-time public transit tracking of Matatu via GPS and Android devices.
Reflections
It’s an exciting time to be a developer in Kenya. I regularly asked developers how long they thought it would take for Android devices to become common place. Many suggested if I came back this time next year I'd see a flood of Android devices. Even the more pessimistic predicted no more than 3 years.
As I traveled back towards Jomo Kenyatta International, listening to the radio offering a free Sony Ericsson X10 Mini to one lucky caller, the future didn’t seem very far away.
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Nokia E7 powered by a ARM 11 680 MHz processor. it has a 3D Graphics accelerator as well. this phone runs with a Symbian^3 OS. Nokia E7 has couple of features that came for a nokia phone , first time. it has Active noise cancellation feature with dedicated mic and a digital compass. also Nokia E7 has a HDMI port. it can be used as a TV out for 720p videos. this phone also support Dolby digital sounds. Nokia E7 is a good navigator. it has GPS and A-GPS as well. the maps application is Ovi Maps 3.0.
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Take Advantage of Optimum WiF, if you are a Cablevision Customer
I noticed Cablevision (Optimum Online)'s free WiFi advertisement on my DVR the other day and just last night, I noticed Optimum WiFi appearing as I was scanning for a wireless hotspot while dinning out. I decided to look into exactly what it is and how to go about accessing it since it is free to its cable/internet subscribers. Here is the breakdown for you:1. You must be a Cablevision/Optimum Online customer with a valid account(number).
2. You must be within the coverage area (map), in the Northeastern region of NY/NJ
3. There appears to be 3 different types WiFi network, indoor hotspot Optimum has arranged at local businesses, outdoor hotspot and partner hotspots
4. You must create an account in order to access the WiFi hotspots, this can be done using your account number (minus the last digit) here and it has a feature that automatically remembers your login and password
I think this is a pretty good solution for those on the go. Given that iPhone 4 and iPod Touch 4G's Facetime requires WiFi, this could be a good solution for those living throughout the NY/NJ region. For more information, go here.
Control Your PC With Mobile Witch Remote Control for Nokia 5800 and N97
- Control the movement of the mouse cursor
- Left - Right Click
- Rotate the mouse wheel
- Press the mouse wheel
- Control the arrow keys of the keyboard
- Control the spacebar, enter, tab and backspace keys
- Windows XP SP1 or later
- Java SE 1.6 or greater
- Bluetooth adapter compatible with Microsoft Bluetooth stuck
The application also provides you to have controls on some of the applications like Explorer, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Winamp, etc. If any of these application is currently in focus on your PC, you can control it. For example: you can perform following actions on Internet Explorer:
- Back
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- Next Tab
- Close Tab
- New Tab
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