Saturday, November 13, 2010

Welcome to join beta test of Talk2Droid - another interesting applicaiton from us

This application can help you to do tasks like sending SMSs, read SMSs, check missed calls, etc, right from from your PC. And the nice thing is that you don't need to install any client SW on your PC. What you need is just a Gmail account (which I guess you already have).

Search talk2droid on Anroid Market or visit http://www.talk2droid.com

Friday, June 18, 2010

Release notes for AndroidShell V1.0

This major release include some important feature upgrade:

1.  Android requires all UI related API invocation happens in the main thread of a process. However , previous releases of AndroidShell execute the code snippet typed by the user in a separate thread, so you are required to do a "post-to-main-thread" trick when trying to play with UI related APIs. With the change of the internal implementation, this new release eliminated this artificial requirement for you. You can just invoke any UI related APIs directly as all code snippet are executed in the main thread by default.  See the updated UI related tutorial for examples.

2. As requested by some users, I added a primitive local console on the phone to allow you to play with code snippets right on the phone. However, I still highly encourage you to use the PC based console if possible, because it  is much more convenient to use.

3. The URL on the main page becomes click-able

4. Highlight the caret in the console to make it more recognizable

5. Fixed a minor bug in the httpd server which has error handling empty request.

Wednesday, May 26, 2010

Release notes for AndroidShell v0.2

  1. Added "inspect" command which allows to view the field values of an object in a glance. Convenient to explore a class or object you are playing with. See a new section of the tutorial for more detail.
  2. Changed the AndroidShell console from the "black text on white background" color theme to "mild green text on black background", in order to relieve your eye strain when working with it for a long time.
  3. Increased the font size of the console, also to relieve eye strain.
  4. Fixed several minor bugs

Sunday, April 18, 2010

Release notes for AndroidShell 0.1.7

  • The javap command now also displays the class constructors.
  • The display format of javap command is enhanced to have a much more clear layout.
  • Now the console echoes command result by default, i.e. show() implicitly invoked
  • Fixed the bug - "Delete key does not work when the cursort is on the start of a line"