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Google Android 0.9 SDK Beta Released ( Mobile Phone OS) In-Depth Video Tour, A Great OS An In-Depth Video Tour of Google Android 0.9 SDK r1 Beta, an Great Mobile OSDownload it: http://code.google.com/android/downlo...Release Notes: http://code.google.com/android/RELEAS...Google released the Android 0.9 SDK r1 Beta, boasting of a pile of API updates and a visual refresh that moves it one solid step closer to actually, you know, showing up on a phone. A long changelog and a few screenshots are great, but we've fired up the SDK's emulator for a guided tour of Android's salient features.0:02: Main menu is contained in a drawer that slides from the bottom of the screen0:08: Multiple home screens can be flipped with touch gestures, a la the iPhone0:20: Icons can be dragged from the main menu to build customized home screens. Dragging to the menu drawer trashes the home screen shortcut0:38: Dialer screen, followed by the call behavior. Calls can continue in the background, and all functions that don't require data transfer can work concurrently (This is currently a software regulation, as 3g networks should theoretically allow for simultaneous voice and data usage).0:53: Ongoing calls and other notifications can be accessed by dragging the taskbar down.1:20: Browser displays Gizmodo. Rendering is quite good, page navigation is a fairly intuitive rehash of current touch-control schemes. It's not terrible good at guessing column widths during double-tap zooming, but seems very usable. Preview magnification feature is useful for smaller screens or text-heavy pages.2:22: "Tabbed" browsing feature lays out a grid of pages, with previews2:45: Google Maps app. As you can see, this is among the more polished apps, and will feel familiar to anyone who has used Google Maps on the desktop or mobile devices.3:30: Google Maps Street View.4:00: Home screen include widgets (Google Search, a clock and a picture frame are the only ones for now) that can be dragged around the home screen(s).4:23: The music apps relies on a panel of icons (a recurring theme in Android)4:30: Message composition is unremarkable, but there is no sign of an on-screen keyboard at the moment. This could be a customization catered the the first round of Android phones, at least one of which will have a slide-out keyboard.5:12: The camera naturally doesn't work in the emulator, but there are currently very few options in its menus.5:50: Wallpaper switching. This is one of the few areas where Android excels aesthetically. Wallpaper scrolls as home screens are switched, but at a slower rate that the icons. This creates a convincing illusion of depth.6:11: The home screen can also be modified via the system menu, where you can choose to add applications, widgets and shortcuts, as well as change the wallpaper.It's hard to pass judgement on Android in the condition it's in. What's there is impressive, but there are so many glaring omissions, at least from a consumer standpoint. There is a fantastic system for managing ongoing calls and system messages (via the pull-down taskbar) but no apps to take advantage of it. Email and IM would suit such a configuration beautifully, but neither is included in this release. And seriously, where is the calendar? The organizer? A video app? Youtube support?Sure, these things could be left to the developer community, but Google already has messaging, email, video and calendar services, so it's reasonable to expect that they be included by default in Android. Before a public release, Android should at least posses a feature set comparable to your average candy bar phone, courtesy of Google, so that the eager open-source development community can devote their effort to creating new, innovative apps and modifications for the OS.Objections aside, the progress is promising. In terms of usability, Android is much easier to navigate and customize than virtually all other mobile solutions. With a few more apps, Android will be a clear choice over Windows Mobile, skinned or not. You can download the SDK and play with the emulator yourself, if you want. Just a word of warning, though — explaining to your family or significant other that you're testing an emulated prerelease of an upcoming mobile OS is about as hard as it soundsSource: http://gizmodo.com/5038586/an-in+dept... |
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Cop calls 911 high on pot brownies |
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KYN WDM2 18169 which was doing the duties of hauling Vasai Diva DMU is seen to be smoking profusely as soon as it starts to accelerate from Kopar station.Video by Arzan Kotval |
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The first clip is about two guys that go to the house to make a documental about ghosts. When they enter to the house they saw the little man. The next clip is a hiden camera. The catch the same creature. The creepy sound that you heard is the sound that the creatures make. They cannot explain what that things are. Maybe is a fake, but maybe is real. Nobody knows. |
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Me doing some Alley Oops with a friend of mine. WOAAAHHH! Rim is 10ft! The dunker is 6-3! |
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Great American Youth (Part 3 of 4) Documentary Great American Youth (Documentary - Part 3 of 4) This short documentary film is a historical overview of the evolution of Chicago's Largest White Street Gang, The Gaylords. It follows them from their inception in the 1950's until the Present Day. The piece explores what happened when the neighborhoods got marginalized because two cultures could not assimilate. Simple questions like the why, what and how lead to brutally honest responses from members in how they dealt with their opposition. A vivid recollection of what it took to walk the mean streets of Chicago as a gang member |
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Great American Youth (Part 4 of 4) Documentary Great American Youth (Documentary - Part 4 of 4) This short documentary film is a historical overview of the evolution of Chicago's Largest White Street Gang, The Gaylords. It follows them from their inception in the 1950's until the Present Day. The piece explores what happened when the neighborhoods got marginalized because two cultures could not assimilate. Simple questions like the why, what and how lead to brutally honest responses from members in how they dealt with their opposition. A vivid recollection of what it took to walk the mean streets of Chicago as a gang member |
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Great Anime Sex Hentai Sex Video - Anime Sex Scene If you like Anime Sex Hentai then this is a great vid for you. Ahh, just a softcore Anime Sex hentai with good normal anime sex in it. As well as a very good storyline to it. I personally loved this hentai a lot, and came to it quite a few times watching it cause it was sooooo good!:sex porn anal hentai tits penis pubic adult sexy nude naked lesbian I wanted to make something with all of my pictures I have collected over time with a Japanese song. So, I pick FullMetal Alchemist I wanted to make something with all of my pictures I have collected over time with a Japanese song. So, I pick FullMetal Alchemist Ending 3 song called "Motherland" from Crystal Kay. If I get a good response I may make another one. Here are the list of Animes pictures I used.Da CapoDearSChobitsFutari EcchiHand Maid MayHappy LessonIchigo 100%Kimi Ga Nozomu EienLove HinaShuffleRanma 1/2Tenjo TengePlease Teacher Utena *Some reason my pictures were banned but do not worry I will see about getting a link to the pictures**http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fus...Tags: Hentai, Ecchi, Making out couples,Kiss, Kissing, Hug, Anime Couples in Anime Kissing Cute Anime girls kissing their lovers anime hot cute girl girls kissing sex sexyHeather Headley-In My Mind - Ichigo 100% - Ecchi*this video is purely fan made* WOW!! Over 500,000 views Thanks so much :)Update: #1 (Finally) :) Ichigo 100 AMV on youtube and #3 Ichigo 100% video on youtubeThis song goes so good with this anime that I could have pick any of the 4 girls. However, I pick Nishino mainly because she is one of the coolest girls in the series. And if you read all of the Manga then you know what happen with her at the end of the story. Like always please leave any comments.Tags: Anime Couples Ichigo 100 AMV Heather Headley In my mind Ichigo 100% AMV newssj Tkai Production ova AMV Anime music couples video Anime Couples manga love story hentai Nishino Anime Couples kissing couples making out |
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Great anti smoking spoof campaign Tired of looking so f* healthy? Get a deadly grey complexion in minutes! |
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Great quotes from well known atheist, agnostic, free thinkers and religious skeptics.-------------------------------------"The way to change the world is to change people's minds. As more and more people openly discuss the fact that "God" and "Allah" are completely imaginary, the world becomes a better place. The people who believe in "religion" look sillier and sillier. Eventually, religion becomes a fringe activity that is meaningless."http://whywontgodhealamputees.com/-------------------------------------"WHAT IS ATHEISM?"Atheism is characterized by an absence of belief in the existence of gods. This absence of belief generally comes about either through deliberate choice, or from an inherent inability to believe religious teachings which seem literally incredible. It is not a lack of belief born out of simple ignorance of religious teachings.Some atheists go beyond a mere absence of belief in gods: they actively believe that particular gods, or all gods, do not exist. Just lacking belief in gods is often referred to as the "weak atheist" position; whereas believing that gods do not (or cannot) exist is known as "strong atheism."Regarding people who have never been exposed to the concept of 'god': Whether they are 'atheists' or not is a matter of debate. Since you're unlikely to meet anyone who has never encountered religion, it's not a very important debate...It is important, however, to note the difference between the strong and weak atheist positions. "Weak atheism" is simple scepticism; disbelief in the existence of god. "Strong atheism" is an explicitly held belief that god does not exist. Please do not fall into the trap of assuming that all atheists are "strong atheists." There is a qualitative difference in the "strong" and "weak" positions; it's not just a matter of degree.Some atheists believe in the nonexistence of all gods; others limit their atheism to specific gods, such as the christian god, rather than making flat-out denials."Is there such a thing as atheist morality?"If you mean "Is there such a thing as morality for atheists?," then the answer is yes, as explained above. Many atheists have ideas about morality which are at least as strong as those held by religious people.If you mean "Does atheism have a characteristic moral code?," then the answer is no. Atheism by itself does not imply anything much about how a person will behave. Most atheists follow many of the same "moral rules" as theists, but for different reasons. Atheists view morality as something created by humans, according to the way humans feel the world 'ought' to work, rather than seeing it as a set of rules decreed by a supernatural being."Then aren't atheists just theists who are denying god?"A study by the Freedom From Religion Foundation found that over 90% of the atheists who responded became atheists because religion did not work for them. They had found that religious beliefs were fundamentally incompatible with what they observed around them.Atheists are not unbelievers through ignorance or denial; they are unbelievers through choice. The vast majority of them have spent time studying one or more religions, sometimes in very great depth. They have made a careful and considered decision to reject religious beliefs.This decision may, of course, be an inevitable consequence of that individual's personality. For a naturally sceptical person, the choice of atheism is often the only one that makes sense, and hence the only choice that person can honestly make.The word "deny" can be used to mean "fail to accept the truth of." In that sense only, atheists deny the existence of god. They are not "in denial," wilfully ignoring evidence; nor do they necessarily positively assert the nonexistence of god.(Quoted from infidels.org)For more great reading please pick up a copy of David Mill's "Atheist Universe" and any Richard Dawkins books or simply go to http://www.rationalresponders.com ! |
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