Posts Tagged ‘Android’
Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011
After a long time and a lot of hard work, SqueezeCommander 0.9.6 finally arrives on AndroidMarket and on SlideME.
This version contains a lot of changes.
It has a new UI (similar to a well-known iOS app) and many new features.
You can now use Drag-And-Drop in the Playlist and the PlayerServerScreen (to sync/move players).
SqueezePlay/Jive menus do work now, i.e. most plugins will probably work.
If you enter an album, you can now select a default “playmode” (play/add/playnext) that will be used if you tap on an item.
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Tags: Android, SqueezeBox, SqueezeCommander
Posted in SqueezeCommander | 34 Comments »
Friday, February 18th, 2011
[SOLVED: I was finally able to catch a Google IO ticket. See you in SF!]
Because the registration site for Google I/O 2011 was crap I was unable to get a ticket. ;-(
Therefore, I’m searching for a Google I/O 2011 ticket (either Academia or Regular).
If you want to sell one, please contact me and I’ll buy it for a reasonable price.
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I’d really like to go this year…
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Tags: Android, Programming, SqueezeCommander
Posted in Android, General, SqueezeCommander | 2 Comments »
Monday, February 7th, 2011
I recently needed to find the MAC address of a remote host in my LAN by its IP address.
Unfortunately, Java/Android does not offer an API to find a MAC address by IP. 
The DatagramPacket class does not reveal this information for the source host, either.
But Android is Linux, and hence we can try to find the MAC by accessing the ARP cache information!
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Tags: Android, Java, Programming, Snippet
Posted in Android, Java | No Comments »
Monday, January 17th, 2011
Hey guys,
I’m using the OpenVPN Settings App for Android to connect to my OpenVPN (big thanks to Friedrich Schäuffelhut!).
It works great, but I was always annoyed about not having a home screen widget, because I use it pretty often.
Therefore, I’ve now added a simple 1×1 widget.
It’s not exactly pretty, but it fits my needs.
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Tags: Android, OpenVPN
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Tuesday, September 28th, 2010
Unfortunately, HTC seems to have broken the /system/bin/wpa_supplicant binary in their stock 2.1 and 2.2 firmware.
Phones running this firmware will not be able to receive UDP broadcasts (sending works fine).
The issue is described on http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=8407
That makes apps that rely on UDP broadcasts, like SqueezeConfig, not working.
Fortunately, if you have root access to your phone, there is a solution!
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Tags: Android, SqueezeBox, SqueezeCommander, SqueezeConfig
Posted in Android, SqueezeCommander | 15 Comments »
Sunday, September 26th, 2010
A new SqueezeCommander release has just hit the Android Market and SlideME!
Version 0.9.5.1 is mostly a bugfix release:
- Added App2SD for Android 2.2+
- Fixed TrackStat problem
- Fixed cover art download problem
- No confirmation dialog when downloading single files
- Allow downloads to internal storage (“/emmc”), where applicable
- Fixed WOL config problem/crash
- Fixed alarm playlist selection on MySB
- Several smaller bugfixes
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Tags: Android, SqueezeBox, SqueezeCommander
Posted in SqueezeCommander | 19 Comments »
Saturday, September 18th, 2010
I’ve just released a new, free Android App: Zerg Timer
It is a little helper app for Zerg players in the game StarCraft II®.
As a Zerg player, you need to spawn new larva with your Queen every 29 seconds (on game speed=fastest).
I tend to forget that (especially if a battle is going on) and that makes it very difficult to e.g. rebuild my army, because I’m short on larva.
Therefore I’ve created Zerg Timer.
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Tags: Android, StarCraft
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Saturday, July 10th, 2010
I’ve just released SqueezeCommander 0.9.5 on Android Market and SlideME!
This release includes many new, cool features and several bugfixes.
New key features are:
- Support Love/Ban/Thumbs for LastFM/Pandora/Slacker
- Support Alarms
- Support Sleep Timers
- Support TrackStat Rating
- Support Digital Inputs for SB Transporter
- Downloaded Music now includes Cover Art
- It finally includes a ChangeLog (MENU / ChangeLog)
I think this is a pretty nice release and I hope that you’ll have fun with it!
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Tags: Android, SqueezeBox, SqueezeCommander
Posted in SqueezeCommander | 39 Comments »
Saturday, April 24th, 2010
Some news regarding Android @ Joggler:
As said in http://www.flattermann.net/2010/04/android-on-o2-joggler/ I’ve tried to install Android on the Joggler/OpenPeak.
In the last post, I said that Sound and Wifi did not work yet.
Well, that’s solved by now.
You can use Sound and Wifi on the Joggler now!
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Tags: Android, Gadget, Joggler, SqueezeCommander
Posted in Android | 32 Comments »
Wednesday, April 21st, 2010
If you see this device:
http://www.openpeak.com/OpenFrame.php
What’s your first thought?
Right: Why didn’t they install Android on it?
I was able to get one of these gadgets from O2/UK for a discount price of 49GBP, so couldn’t resist.
In the meantime, I was able to install Android on the Joggler!
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Tags: Android, Gadget, Joggler, SqueezeCommander
Posted in Android | 13 Comments »