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| | I have read the microsoft documentation about creating a databinding source and target in order to change and update a Bindable property. Please can someone show me, with an example, of a **C# Data Binding of a dynamic CanvasView.X** property being changed by a slider. The CanvasView is created dynamically … |
| | Mobile devices now offer a smooth and efficient method to reach customers. Attract new consumers and retain existing customers. Indeed, a mobile application is better than a website. To do this, you can create an application yourself if you have the right knowledge of the process. Or you can choose … |
| | I have a question about Mobile App Development, I have learned allot when I kept reading about Mobile App Development Java, I thought at first it would be complex and would be impossible to make apps and a person needed a college degree in order to make apps, I was … |
| | Hello! On Android if the application which runs can not get permissions (even if user wants) if the Android is not root mode. That means the application can not use some API of Android. That means there are [B]official (supported) root API[/B]s of Android (by Google) ? If yes, can … |
| | What has proven to be alien to Apple and Microsoft may be just right for Android. Search giant Google this week announced that it is working with Sony, Intel and computer accessory maker Logitech on technology to bring Web searches and applications to the television. Efforts by Google's predecessors--Apple TV … |
| | Interesting story starting to appear across the pond on the UK news wires, with sites such as [URL="http://www.electricpig.co.uk/2008/07/07/o2-sells-out-of-iphone-3g-in-hours/"]Electric Pig[/URL] reporting that things are either looking good or bad for the Apple iPhone 3G depending on which way you look at the news. That news being the sole network supplying the … |
| | IDC is out with its annual IT market forecast and, at first glance, 2008 won't be setting any box-office records, business-wise. According to the Boston-based consultancy, growth in global technology spending will slow next year, rocked by a potential U.S. economic downturn that could crimp spending on computer hardware. Overall, … |