Unboxing two N900
This is the result of my efforts. Never give up of your dreams! Go forward! All of our actions are world-changing!
"You must be the change you want to see in the world." -- Mahatma Gandhi
Meego: Moblin kernel and Maemo 6 for Qt Development
The Big Merge: A Message from Intel and Nokia
The Big Merge: A Message from Intel and Nokia
Doug Fisher, Intel Vice President, and Ari Jaaksi, Nokia Vice President, talk about each company's viewpoint on the merge and the innovations and opportunities this merge provides.
// the right decision to make a full open source and cross-platform offering
Nokia 5800 40.0.005 Firmware: Consumers Wish List Comes True
I can not believe that Nobody praised this update! Brilliant! I also requested that here.
Flash Camp Brasil – 15 e 16 de Janeiro, Maceio, Alagoas
Vídeo de Introdução do camp: http://www.youtube.com/flashcampbrasil
Site Oficial: http://www.flashcampbrasil.com.br
FLASH CAMP BRASIL
Pela primeira vez no Brasil, o Adobe Flash Camp reunirá os melhores profissionais de Rich Media do Brasil e dos Estados Unidos, apresentando, discutindo e revelando tendências e inovações da tecnologia Adobe Flash Platform (Flash/Flex/AIR). Com este evento pioneiro no território nacional, esperamos reunir as melhores mentes de Rich Media, com público formado por profissionais e estudantes das mais diversas regiões do país.
Os Flash Camps acontecem principalmente nos Estados Unidos e Europa, sempre com apoio total e supervisão da Adobe Systems USA. Entre os palestrantes do Flash Camp Brasil estão empregados da Adobe, diretores de criação, diretores de tecnologia e CEOs de empresas referência brasileiras e americanas.
ONDE ?
Maceió Mar Hotel, com público estimado de 350 pessoas. Inscrição: R$ 45,00 (por todas as palestras, incluindo os workshops)
QUANDO?
15 e 16 de janeiro de 2010, das 18:00 às 22:15 (sexta) e das 9:00 às 20:00 (sábado).
QUAIS SERÃO OS TEMAS DEBATIDOS?
· Novidades da Adobe Max 2009, a maior conferência Adobe no mundo
· Workflows de uso da tecnologia Flash usando Flash Catalyst, Flash IDE, Flash Builder ou Flex
· Abordagem de projetos Flash dentro das agências Big Spaceship (www.bigspaceship.com) de New York, Gringo (www.gringo.nu) de São Paulo, 32 Bits (www.32bits.com.br) do Rio de Janeiro, etc.
· Realidade Aumentada
· Multitouch e suas aplicações (toque na tela com eventos nativos de rotação, zoom e múltiplos toques)
· Flash em dispositivos móveis (diversos smartphones, incluindo o iPhone)
· Novidades do Flex 4 e ActionScript 3.0
· Transmissão de vídeo em HD, usando Flash Media Server
· Técnicas avançadas de programação Flex (MXML) e Flash (AS3)
· Programas nativos de computador para Mac, Linux e Windows usando a tecnologia Adobe AIR
· Aplicações Flash/Flex no mundo corporativo
· 3 Workshops: FDT, mobile development e Flash Builder + AS3
QUEM SÃO OS PALESTRANTES?
Joshua Hirsch
Minister of Technology da Big Spaceship (www.bigspaceship.com) de New York , umas das maiores e mais influentes agências interativas do mundo, com clientes como Sony Pictures, Nike, HBO, Google, Ford, Coca-Cola, Nestlé, Epson, Target, Disney, Adobe, Fox, Warner Bros entre outros.
Lee Brimelow
Platform Evangelist da Adobe de San Francisco com foco em Flash, Flex e AIR. Lee é um dos mais consagrados evangelistas flash Adobe e possui o blog de Flash mais visitado no mundo (http://theflashblog.com).
Cássio Souza
Diretor Técnico da Gringo.nu (www.gringo.nu) de São Paulo, uma das mais importantes agências interativas do mundo, com diversos prêmios internacionais e clientes como Coca-Cola, Microsoft, Itaú, Gillette, LG, Motorola, HP, Honda, Rexona, Vale, Gatorade, Ray Ban, Stock Car, Absolut Vodka, Ipiranga entre outros.
Demian Borba
Interactive Director da agência interativa EFM (www.efactormedia.com/reel) de San Diego, especializada em User Experience (UX), com clientes como General Electric, Coca-Cola, UCSD, Callaway Golf, Johnson & Johnson entre outros. Demian é professor em duas faculdades na Califórnia e gerencia um dos maiores user groups Adobe do Brasil, com reuniões online mensais.
Daniel Dura
Platform Evangelist da Adobe de San Francisco com foco no Flash Platform (Flash/Flex/AIR).
Daniel ministra palestras nas mais importantes conferências do mundo e é um dos mais influentes evangelistas da atualidade (www.danieldura.com).
Tiago Venegas
CEO da Vorttice (www.vorttice.com), uma das empresas líderes no Brasil na área de streaming de vídeo com alta qualidade e performance. Tiago é instrutor Flash há 10 anos e desenvolve aplicações usando a plataforma Flash desde 1998.
Samuel Rivello
CEO da RMC Los Angeles (www.rivellomultimediaconsulting.com), uma empresa americana de consultoria em multimídia, com serviços em arquitetura de software, consultoria, desenvolvimento e treinamento. Mais de 400 games e aplicações foram desenvolvidas pela RMC para empresas Fortune 1000 nos Estados Unidos.
Vicente Maciel Jr
Manager do User Group RIABRAZIL (http://www.riabrazil.com.br) e especialista em Rich Media Development, criando aplicações de alto impacto na plataforma Flash, através de web sites, sistemas touch-screen, cd-rom, e-commerce, sistemas usando Adobe ColdFusion etc.
Daniel Morena
Diretor de Criação da agência 32 Bits (www.32bits.com.br) do Rio de Janeiro, empresa especializada em sistemas touch-screen dos mais diversos tamanhos e formas, com clientes como Oi, Museu do Homem Americano, Bienal do Livro, SESC, Hanzo entre outros.
Forum Nokia Contest: Are you the cutest?
Participation
To participate in the code competition, you must create a working code example that utilizes Qt and Qt Mobility APIs. The code can be a traditional end-user functioned application or something that is useful for developers, such as a new framework or a new Mobility API implementation.
Note that Forum Nokia would also choose suitable code examples, applications, frameworks and resources to this contest to be published in source code on www.forum.nokia.com wiki.
Participants can create several examples and each will be eligible for an award. If you submit five applications/frameworks, you have a much better chance of winning than if you submit just one!
I've started learning from the source, and you?! 
MobileMonday Rio Slides and More!
Hoje conversei com o Luis e o Mathieu, palestrante e organizador do primeiro MobileMonday Rio respectivamente, e tive a ótima notícia do sucesso do evento! O outro palestrante foi Carlos Carlos Cecconi do escritório W3C no Brasil / NIC.
As fotos e palestras podem ser encontrados online através do link abaixo:
http://www.mobilemondayrio.com.br/blog/category/eventos-anteriores
O próximo evento tem como tema "Lojas de Aplicativos" e acontecerá no dia 11 de janeiro de 2010! Espero estar lá! 
Developer Talk At UFPE: How to Build Your Own Smartphone with Symbian OS
The time is running out for the end of the year and I forgot to mention about the First Free Software Conference of the UFPE. There I had the pleasure to meet Wilkens and others great open source advocates.
I also had a chance to talk about Symbian (we have compiled the Symbian^3 kernel there), Qt for S60 and a bit of Maemo. Check out some pictures from the presentation and slides.
Marcel, Thanks man for the opportunity!
Developer Talk at Marista University: Introducing Mobile Development for Web Developers
Check out some pictures from the presentation I gave about mobile development for web developers at Faculdade Marista last week.
Geraldo, Thanks again for the opportunity!
During the session I've talked about web and mobile development integration (qt, maemo, symbian, wrt widgets, flash lite, nokia, android, etc.)
Compiling EPL Symbian Kernel
I'm going to talk about Symbian OS at UFPE, the talk is entitled: How to build your own gadget with Symbian OS
It can seem too early to talk about it, but it's not! I've build the Symbian^3 Kernel on Windows! Now It's time to do some hacking on the platform. Hope to get a beagleboard to go forward.
Symbian C++: How to use Accelerometer on Symbian 5th Edition
I'm publishing this Symbian C++ source code snippet since there is a lot of issues between S60 Platform Services and accelerometer on Flash Lite 3.x. I can describe a few here:
1) The accelerometer sensor data stop working on idle screen;
2) You have to set a high frame rate on the Flash side to get real time sensor data;
3) When connected to a socket server the Flash Lite runtime reduces the frame rate to 1 then like the previous statement we can't get real time sensor data;
4) In the chart example the memory gets full after about 12 minutes, the app crashes and usually shows a phone message: 'Not enough memory to load file'. (Thanks Steven to point it out)
The source code is based on Forum Nokia Wiki articles. Hope this help someone!
Flash vs Qt: The next battle?
Both Qt and Flash platform have something in common: a cross-platform runtime environment.
IMHO, Qt could be a Flash killer in the near future.
Adobe introduced Adobe AIR on March, 2007, to provide a cross-platform runtime environment for building rich Internet applications using Adobe Flash, Adobe Flex, HTML, or Ajax, that can be deployed as a desktop application and maybe mobile.
While Adobe AIR developers can benefit of using Adobe Flash, Adobe Flex, HTML, or Ajax skills to build applications that deploy to the desktop, Qt developers benefits from a successful open source framework, with high performance on embedded, mobile and desktop.
There are some rumors of Adobe Air to mobile phones that could bring ActionScript 3.0, the current robust OOP programming language of Flash to mobile phones but the question is: Will Adobe be able to deliver AIR runtime to mobile phones with the same performance achieved by the trolls?
...and...
Will trolls be able to maintain Qt flexible and scalable with so many deliveries (Maemo, Symbian, Windows, ...)?
It's my point of view, please, comment if you have any ideas or feedback about this.
i2tecnologia’s Bone Smashers Game Semi Finalist at the Adobe MAX 2009 Awards
We are really pleased to be Semi Finalist with Bone Smashers to the Adobe MAX 2009 Awards.
Bone Smashers is a touch screen and accelerometer based action game where the player must shake the phone as much as possible to win each battle. There are four levels of progressive difficulty.
How to play
No rules! No time limit! Players must touch and shake the phone as much as possible to win the battle!
Features
Accelerometer based
Five Players (two locked)
High interactive user interaction
Cool graphics and navigation
Target Devices
Nokia N97, Nokia 5800 XpressMusic
Soon available at Ovi Store!
Tum: Twitter client for Maemo and Symbian S60
I do not finished my undergraduate degree yet, I have a long history behind it. People sometime treat me like an idiot. I'm not a dumb or I don't like to study.
Every single day I study what I like, I try to acquire skills informally, talking with experts, observing others, through trial-and-error, maybe I am going to be the next Brazilian president ... kidding ...
I've been working in my very spare time in a twitter client for Maemo and Symbian phones. It's called TUM, acronym to Twitter User Magnificent. You can see a video from an old version at this Youtube page.
Please, note that I have changed the name of the project because there is already another Twitter client called QTwitter.
Now available: Fuel-Up! Widget Ovi Maps player enabled!
I'm proud to announce that our Fuel-UP! widget is now available on the web with the help of Ovi Maps Player!
This extension was developed as part of my initiatives in the Ovi Advisors subcommittee!
If you are a Fuel-UP! user, You will be able to search for the cheapest gas station near you on the web and mobile!
I also would like to say thanks for all the hard work of Felipe Rodrigues and Thiago Laurentino, these guys have worked hard enabling Fuel-Up! on mobile!
Rodrigues, good luck with your new job! I wish you lots of success this year and the next ones!
Ps: It's working fine on Safari, Mac OS X.
Ovi Store Summary Report: Almost 6000 downloads in 7 days
i2tecnologia's Fuel-UP! widget had 5841 downloads in the last 7 days. Now we are going to publish some casual games at 0.99 EUR to see the results, maybe we are going to be the next mobile developers millionaires
Find the nearest gas station near you with Fuel-UP! Widget! Now available at Ovi Store
I'm proud to announce that Fuel-UP! Widget is now available at Ovi Store. This widget idea is from a consumer and was developed during Nokia Developer Summit 2009, in Monte Carlo, Monaco
Fuel-UP! widget helps you to find the nearest gas station based on your current location and orders them according to price. It ’s a community based service! You are invited to share in real-time world wide gas prices! You can create new markers and update the old one with the correct price of the fuel. Fuel-UP! lets you manually search for Gas price or use the built-in or external GPS module to dynamically search for gas stations near you.
Forum Nokia Champion of the Month, July, 2009
"He is equally at home as a business person and an expert in distributed architectures, and is an enthusiastic supporter of the Forum Nokia community. You may know him from his blog or as felipebzr from his contributions to the Forum Nokia Wiki, where he writes in English and Portuguese/Brazilian. Felipe was a participant in the first ever Forum Nokia Developer Hackathon held during Nokia Developer Summit 2009 in Monaco, and his many awards include winner of the 2009 Nokia Sem Limites Challenge and winner of the 2008 Forum Nokia Code Example Challenge." - Forum Nokia
Forum Nokia Team, Thank you very much for your kind words!
Qt for S60 pre-release “Tower” released: Webkit support!
"Tower" is the fifth pre-release from the Qt for S60 porting project. It is based on the Qt 4.5 codebase. Release focus has been on improving graphics and network performance, better GUI integration, and porting even more Qt modules to S60.
New modules in this package are:
- QtSql: SQL module with sqlite3 backend
- QtWebkit: Experimental Webkit support for S60
- Phonon: The Phonon multimedia library (currently without a backend)
Other highlights:
- Windows Installer with pre-built Qt for S60 for both emulator and phone
- Added support for QLocalSocket & QLocalServer
- Added API for setting softkeys
- Experimental support of the new Symbian build system
- Experimental handling of out-of-memory situations and exceptions
A detailed list of changes is available at:
http://pepper.troll.no/s60prereleases/packages/changes-4.5.2-tower
Later today I am going to play with it
How to use S60 Platform Services to create accelerometer based user interaction with Adobe Flash Lite
In this article I and Mario Barbosa are going to show tips and tricks to use accelerometer sensor data to better create user interaction and improve game and user interfaces. Enclosed in the article you will also find two full implemented swf and the respective source code to download. Please, enjoy and give us your feedback!
The S60 platform allows Flash Lite applications installed on S60 mobile devices to access data from the physical sensors of a device using the Sensor Service API.
How to use S60 Platform Services to create accelerometer based user interaction with Adobe Flash Lite
Forum Nokia Rewards
I have just received from Forum Nokia two new 5800 XpressMusic touchscreen devices!
Thank you Ung and all Forum Nokia team! You guys deserves all merits!
How to avoid auto rotation of Flash Lite content on Nokia 5800
Abstract
The article demonstrates how to avoid auto rotation of Flash Lite content on Nokia 5800 XpressMusic for Flash Lite 3.x supported from S60 5th Edition onwards. Enclosed in the article you will find a zip file containing all source code used in this article.
How to avoid auto rotation of Flash Lite content on Nokia 5800
WRT Widgets: Loading Google Maps JavaScript API at Runtime
Dear Reader, I wrote another article on Forum Nokia Wiki focused on web runtime widgets. This time I talked about How to Load external JavaScript files at Runtime to reduce application startup time and improve the application performance.
You may have many others benefits by using it:
- reduce application startup time;
- minimize data traffic;
- improve the user experience when it comes to mobile data traffic expenses;
- improve the user experience inducing flow;
This week's featured article, Using built-in GPS and JavaScript to display your current position on Google Maps, is created by Felipe Andrade (me)
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