mobile-phones

jQuery Mobile 1.0 final is out Important: Many of the tutorials are old and should not be followed. The current version of jQuery Mobile is 1.0! Please be careful while looking through the links I have updated my answer to point out the right resources for final release I was wondering if there is a tutorial for people experienced with jQuery - to know some conventions for the new jQuery mobile as it is going to be released soon. I especially like those that show how to make an example app, but please post what you consider best. Only thing required is that it shows some use of JS and new

I want to control the LED on an Android device with more control than is offered by the Notification class. Notifications allow you to change the rate of flashing; e.g. 300 milliseconds on, 1000 milliseconds off, but that's it. Essentially, I would like to turn the LED on and off at will at arbitrary times. Does anyone know if this is possible? The API does not seem to say so. Does it depend on the specific hardware? I haven't tried this in code, but the SDK shows this: To turn the LED off, pass 0 in the alpha channel for colorARGB or 0 for both ledOnMS and ledOffMS. To turn the LED on, pass 1

What logging solutions exist for j2me? I'm specifically interested in easily excluding logging for "release" version, to have a smaller package & memory footprint. If you are using preprocessing and obfuscation with Proguard, then you can have a simple logging class. public class Log { public static void debug(final String message) { //#if !release.build System.out.println(message); //#endif } } Or do logging where ever you need to. Now, if release.build property is set to true, this code will be commented out, that will result in an empty method. Proguard will remove all usages of empty

So at my new job one of the platforms we use is S60 (Nokia phones, Symbian OS) and I am getting curious about it, as well feeling the need to help the team a bit from time to time (I actually work on the server side of things for this software). So any good pointers/recommendations/tutorials and shared experiece that might put me in the right direction ? Thanks These days, I think it is nearly impossible to begin native (meaning C++) Symbian software development. Nokia, Sony and Motorola don't support their old Symbian phones any more. Most official URLs are broken. Simply obtaining a

I assume it doesn't connect to anything (other than the satelite I guess), is this right? Or it does and has some kind of charge? GPS, the Global Positioning System run by the United States Military, is free for civilian use, though the reality is that we're paying for it with tax dollars. However, GPS on cell phones is a bit more murky. In general, it won't cost you anything to turn on the GPS in your cell phone, but when you get a location it usually involves the cell phone company in order to get it quickly with little signal, as well as get a location when the satellites aren't visible

The iPhone supports geolocation in mobile Safari via the following call: navigator.geolocation.getCurrentPosition( function(pos){ var lat = pos.coords.latitude; var long = pos.coords.longitude; }, function(){ /* Handler if location could not be found */ } ); I'd like to build a good list of devices that have one of the following: support this feature out of the box , or support this feature with an upgrade, or support geolocation with equivalent fidelity of data with some other snippet of Javascript. I'm only familiar with my own device, so this is my list so far: Out of the box: iPhone 3GS