For those interested, the following research paper to be presented at
ACSAC later this year discusses the problem and presents a potential
solution:
Machigar Ongtang, Stephen McLaughlin, William Enck, and Patrick
McDaniel. Semantically Rich Application-Centric Security in Android.
I've gone through 4 or 5, skipped about the same.
All of the applications have had bugs so far.
I've also had a number of cases where they've failed to download at
all.
I also find the categories to vague, there doesn't seem to be obvious
place to mark an app for actually working or not so I've
When typing in fields with an automatic suggest list for
autocompletion (ex. google search), is it possible to pick a
suggestion and complement it (continue typing in the field), instead
of directly submitting the information (ie. launch the google search)
?
I often need it, for example to redo a
Hi all,
About World of Bombs App into ADC2
79 accounts created by ADC2 testers
123 hits with the android/android account.
389 games played
8 max simultaneous players online.
8% left 1 minute visiting
15% left after the first game
47% played 3 games with at least a win
30% played more 20
Updateded stats for Locale Ping.FM Plug-InUnique users: 75
On Wed, Sep 30, 2009 at 6:03 PM, ander...@phdgaming.com
ander...@phdgaming.com wrote:
As the Market version was updated to fix some grammar and definition
errors, I branched the audio to keep the reading consistent with what
was
Hi Anderson,
Mystic Maggie was one of the apps that I've seen, I'm afraid I'm one
of the first couple of pages people, but that was because I'm not
really the target audience (31 year old guy with no young kids). But
I thought it was a great idea and really well executed :-D
I just wish that
Yep. It is basically only good for reducing long distance charges (be
careful about their scam, it may not save you *anything*, i.e., it
might say in the fine print that the rate goes up to $10/min after the
call exceeds 5 minutes). It is *NOT VOIP* -- just because THEY use
some form of VOIP
android and google apps (gmail, youtube, and whatnot) are principally
different things... google apps are like any other apps from the app
market that you must buy or with permission download to your handset
(for free)... android is an os... that's in principle in real
world, it is natural
Did anyone see a point to this email, or is yet another person who
couldn't be bothered to search the list archives thinking this list is
a dumping ground for their opinion?
Al.
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Any developer would have said something.
If I got a letter I would have come to the Android community and said
the same thing.
As far as Google waiting to see if the developer got big. They knew
being open sourced that people would have renditions of Android.
They could have nipped this in the
Why not use Google Voice?
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Hi lbcoder,
Thanks very much for your assistance. Unfortunately, I have used
nandroid and other methods(backup apps), but the restore process never
quite works for me (more details below).
Here is what I meant by bringing up my 150 apps:
1) The old way--apparently illegal--was to flash a new
thx for the detailed information!!
is SIPDROID IMS compliant?
On Oct 1, 6:29 am, lbcoder lbco...@gmail.com wrote:
Yep. It is basically only good for reducing long distance charges (be
careful about their scam, it may not save you *anything*, i.e., it
might say in the fine print that the rate
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Hong lordh...@gmail.com wrote:
Why not use Google Voice?
Because Google Voice is still invite only, I believe. Not everyone has
access to it yet.
lbcoder wrote:
Truphone (how do you pronounce that anyways? truh + phone?) *is a
scam*.
I believe it's a
For the love of God, anything at all?
Jed wrote:
Hi, any thoughts on this anyone please?
Jed wrote:
I was wondering if there's any good Universal Remote software for CE
or HA being developed in the Android ecosystem?
Does anyone know of anything under way or a related Linux project that
Has anyone got Captain Wreckheck in ADC2? If so, any comments?
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I'm going to make the assumption that no one here knows and point you to this
Google Group http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers for
questions like this. Sorry it took so long, I just ignored it because I had
no idea, which I assume is what other people did, too.
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I also got several apps for a second review. But I think you are not
giving a new score - just updating your old one.
On Sep 29, 11:17 pm, ander...@phdgaming.com ander...@phdgaming.com
wrote:
Possible bug in the ADC 2 judging application and thought I'd report
it. Basically - I thought I had
Hi everyone,
Today a customer told me that it was really simple to hack a paid app
present on the Android Market. I was surprised and I checked...It's
true.
I found this article
http://phandroid.com/2009/02/20/android-market-hacked-kinda-sorta/
apparently the possibility to hack easily a paid
Hi arnouf,
It is certainly an issue, but I doubt that the piracy rate of Android
is any different than that of WinMo, iPhone, or any other phone SW
market. (I would be happy to see evidence either way.)
I have a rooted phone and have 50 paid applications, none pirated
(150+ apps total). The
This isn't a problem, it doesn't need to be fixed since there is
*nothing* that can be done about it. Software will *always* be
pirated. Software with built-in anti-piracy measures will be
cracked... at least if it is good enough to be worth the effort.
Suck it up and live with it.
On Oct 1,
Beats me. If it isn't, it is at least open source, so feel free to
contribute ;)
On Oct 1, 12:02 pm, HeHe cnm...@gmail.com wrote:
thx for the detailed information!!
is SIPDROID IMS compliant?
On Oct 1, 6:29 am, lbcoder lbco...@gmail.com wrote:
Yep. It is basically only good for reducing
Uh, right.
Point is that those letters can't correctly make that pronunciation
when combined in that order, which means that whoever wrote that
program is, on top of being a scammer, illiterate.
On Oct 1, 12:11 pm, Andrew Hays m...@andrewhays.net wrote:
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Hong
I'm OK with you : in IT we will have always hacked software on all
platform. I tried to say that to my client...
But the discussion is higher : do you think that the possibility to
try the application for 24 hours when I can save my app and tell after
that this app doesn't interest me, please
The correct way to restore the backup is by using fastboot.
i.e. put your phone into fastboot mode and run fastboot flash
userdata data.img from your computer.
It does work, 100% without exception.
Especially if you verify the correctness of the backup by unyaffs'ing
it before you actually *need*
You would?
I wouldn't. Not for fear, but for WHY?
Others wouldn't for fear... i.e. just disappear and maybe they won't
find you.
On Oct 1, 10:48 am, Rob boylond...@gmail.com wrote:
Any developer would have said something.
If I got a letter I would have come to the Android community and said
A recent global piracy study of PC software (http://global.bsa.org/
globalpiracy2008/index.html) indirectly reveals several interesting
things:
1) The Android Market is available only in countries with lower piracy
rates (with the exception of India).
2) None of the countries with Android Market
Thanks for your feedback :)
On 1 oct, 21:06, Ed edmundcl...@gmail.com wrote:
A recent global piracy study of PC software (http://global.bsa.org/
globalpiracy2008/index.html) indirectly reveals several interesting
things:
1) The Android Market is available only in countries with lower piracy
Thanks for the walkthrough. I will have to give this a try--as you
point out, the apps that are affected are the ones with data stored on
SD. Also, it is strange that I have to run fix_permissions after
flashing to get certain apps to work--what is that all about?
The A2XMLPrinter2.jar thread
IF you got a CD letter they know where to find out. As a developer
you are not doing something illegal until someone tells you you are.
On Oct 1, 3:03 pm, lbcoder lbco...@gmail.com wrote:
You would?
I wouldn't. Not for fear, but for WHY?
Others wouldn't for fear... i.e. just disappear and
On Oct 1, 12:06 pm, Ed edmundcl...@gmail.com wrote:
1) The Android Market is available only in countries with lower
piracy
rates (with the exception of India).
That means in order to get access to paid apps in countries that are
not covered, they have to rely on cracked apps. I.e. it
Hi Justin, whatya reckon? Also..
I think I've found the ideal software to run on a HA/CE controller.
http://openremote.org/display/orb/Boss+Overview
The base OS would probably be Ubuntu but I may also try LinuxMCE.
They have a hardware platform that they're building the software on.
But
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