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by zrgiu_ 9y ago
I may be biased here, but I think almost everyone here is missing the point. Yes, Essential raised $300M because Andy Rubin is at the helm, but the bet is not on the phone they just launched. Its on the Smart Home. Here's a quote from
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Statistical Deobfuscation for Android APKs(apk-deguard.com)
1 points by zrgiu_ 10y ago|0 comments
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by zrgiu_ 10y ago
if you're getting ads after you uninstalled, then you're blaming the wrong app.
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by zrgiu_ 10y ago
IoT finding its footing in augmenting other systems rather than revolutionizing them This is key. All the companies that are trying to start from scratch and build something big are failing or are hitting huge roadblocks due to hi
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The gender wage gap in Silicon Valley – based on AngelList data(medium.com)
48 points by zrgiu_ 10y ago|69 comments
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by zrgiu_ 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote, travel OK Location: Mountain View, CA Specialty: Android, senior level I have 8 years of experience in Android - I started working with it the day it officially went out of beta. I'm one of the first 100 people t
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by zrgiu_ 10y ago
Nobody is even answering our emails/applications for an IFTTT channel so I'm going to shamelessly hook in here and ask: who do small companies (that's what startups are, right?) have to bribe to get bigger companies to even l
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by zrgiu_ 11y ago
I believe boundlessdreamz is talking about Smart IR Remote [1]. We named our app "Smart Remote" 2+ years ago, and after a month, Peel (the preloaded app) also renamed itself to Smart Remote (from Peel). We've held on to our n
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by zrgiu_ 11y ago
This is Android - what about apps that run mostly in the background ? A music player, fitness tracker, activity tracker? What about apps that run continuously, like a launcher ?
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by zrgiu_ 11y ago
remember that you paid $4.64, but 30% of that went to Amazon anyway. Generally, about 2-3% of the people who would download a free app would also pay for it, which could make Underground a good choice. People who haven't paid though, a
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by zrgiu_ 11y ago
Like this ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bkk0Wqc_keg
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by zrgiu_ 11y ago
That's maybe a discussion for another medium, but we're actually updating the app right now with a customizable notification - so you have access to your commands from anywhere (including lockscreen) without any kind of intrusion.
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by zrgiu_ 11y ago
As a hardware maker on Kickstarter who is about to ship [1], I can sort-of agree with what the article is saying. Yes, one of the most important things is to find THE right partner in China, as that can easily make or break your product. Ho
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
Android only recently released APIs for sound that are accurate enough for these kinds of applications. As the % of devices running Android 5.0 starts increasing, we'll see sound mixing (and similar) apps there too.
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
assuming it's the same anti-piracy mechanism they use for paid apps (and it looks like it is), then you really shouldn't rely on it. Sometimes it takes hours to report an install as "licensed", and crackers have develope
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
Of course the author is going to bash WiFi and Bluetooth - they're promoting the only tech they use, 433Mhz radio. But what about Bluetooth LE ? It's already present in all modern smartphones (iPhone 4s+, all Android flagships fr
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
No, they're not really. We're building Smart IR Remote (universal remote android app) and AnyMote (hardware, now on kickstarter), and we applied on IFTTT's link over a month ago, without any reply. Didn't even get back t
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
that's the beauty of it: the randomness is "bigger" for objects illuminated "just right" (half way through completely dark and 100% bright), but it still works for pictures taken in less than ideal conditions. And i
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
Please, please, bundle the Mac OSX volume controls in an app and put it somewhere for download. I'd totally pay for that! https://d262ilb51hltx0.cloudfront.net/max/800/1*AzZdjG36qm90...
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
Not 100% true - I've received steel cutlery even in an airplane (economy class, if it matters). Non U.S. flight, but it did happen.
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by zrgiu_ 12y ago
Would you mind sharing the contact details of the designer & 3d printer with me (email in profile) ? Thanks!
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
Romania.
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
I had one of the first 100 apps ever published on Google Play (then called Android Market). After a few months being live, I eventually implemented my own in app purchases using PayPal. Back then Google had no support for any kind of paid a
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
Like others have said, on Android you can use App Ops, and if you're on 4.4.2, App Ops X ( https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.colortiger... disclaimer: I developed it). It still sucks that you
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
We had the same problem, but with Russia. Ours being a paid app and our reviews being in the low 1000s, every 1-star rating was hurting us badly, so we removed Russia completely from our distribution. We added it back a month later and thin
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
Color Tiger dev here - actually with our version and root access you can install a recompiled version of AppOps with a few extended features as well - rebranded as AppOps X
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
I'd love to use this but I can't figure out what's the action/event for when I open an email to read it. I'm sure it's there, I just can't see it ..
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Apple is being greedy(businessinsider.com)
1 points by zrgiu_ 13y ago|0 comments
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
They buried something. And now it's reaching out, calling us in. And you came. So when it comes right down to it, why did you come here? I'll tell you why. Because it was there! Brilliant! Human beings. You are amazing! The auth
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by zrgiu_ 13y ago
Nokia was experimenting with Android, as any serious business would. You have to explore every option, so that if upper management decides to go that way, they are ready. It's completely normal. Hell, they'll probably continue exp

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