Tag: build

  • CyanogenMOD 10.1 M3 Builds Now Available For Download

    CyanogenMOD 10.1 M3 Builds Now Available For Download

    For a long time, CyanogenMOD has been the salvation for many users on aging Android hardware, cutting through the bloated, slow OEM experience to bring you a clean build of Android’s finest.

    Despite needing to know your way around a command prompt, Android hacking has become somewhat mainstream over the last couple of years; processes have shortened and become more straightforward and users feel more comfortable ripping the bloated sheath from a brand new phone to find its AOSP guts underneath.

    As MobileSyrup reports, Milestone builds are available to users who want the latest feature sets of CyanogenMOD, in this case version 10.1, without all the risky nightly business going on. Milestone 3, or M3 for short, builds are now available to most devices compatible with CyanogenMOD. These include the Nexus series as well as popular Samsung, HTC and LG devices, along with a few Acer and Asus tablets.

    If you already have an older version of CM running on your device, go to Settings -> About phone -> CyanogenMod updates -> Check for Updates. For anybody just getting started with CM, hit the download site and look for your model.

    Builds for different devices will be rolling out for a while, so keep checking the Cyanogen space if yours hasn’t been published yet.

    Head to the CyanogenMod mirror to get yours.

    Note : Flashing your device may lead to certain complications. Do so at your own risk.

    [CyanogenMOD,  Android Police, MobileSyrup]

  • Microsoft Gives Windows 8 PCs to Windows 8 developers

    Microsoft Gives Windows 8 PCs to Windows 8 developers

    To ensure that their invited developers show up at the conference Microsoft gave away Windows 8 based PCs to all the attending devs. The company announced during its keynote that it’s giving away 5,000 Samsung-built developer “PCs” to attendees, and that will also include AT&T sponsored  year of 3G service (2GB per month). Microsoft is calling every Windows 8 device a “PC,” even tablets.

    Specs of this freebie include

    • Intel Core i5 processor
    • 11.6-inch 1,366 x 768 Samsung Super PLS display
    • 64GB SSD
    • 4GB of RAM
    • Dock with a USB, HDMI and Ethernet ports.
    Its one of those moments where you wish you were an App developer.
  • Windows 8 Minimum requirements consist of Intel Atom and 1GB RAM

    Windows 8 Minimum requirements consist of Intel Atom and 1GB RAM

    Microsoft Windows President Steven Sinofsky after a quick announcement  and a simple demonstration explained that Win8 demanded fewer system resources than Win7 with the same hardware specs

    With a Lenovo S10 in his hand he showed that  an early-gen Atom CPU and 1GB of RAM is “enough” to run the new OS (AKA Windows 8 )

     

     

  • The new Windows 8 Store will sell both Metro based and Original 32bit Windows Applications

    The new Windows 8 Store will sell both Metro based and Original 32bit Windows Applications

    Microsoft has announced at the Build 2011 that the new Windows 8 store will be home to both apps that are based on the new Metro style UI along with traditional Windows Apps that you have grown to Love/Hate. 

    It kind of reminds us a lot of a certain “Mac App Store” but hey thats just us !

  • Windows 8 Developer Preview Launched, Downloads Commenced(PR)

    Windows 8 Developer Preview Launched, Downloads Commenced(PR)

    With the commencement of the Microsoft Build conference, the company has also launched the Developer version of Windows 8.

    Widows 8 is a remained version of Windows, that offers a practically new way to interact with the personal computer. The new platform also bring a new range of capabilities that can let developers bring the easy and graphics of the Windows Phone 7 Metro UI .

    Steven Sinofsky- President Windows.

     

    Get Your version of the Dev Preview Here : Link – Microsoft Dev Downloads

     

    [toggle title_open=”Press Release” title_closed=”Press Release” hide=”no” border=”yes” style=”default” excerpt_length=”0″ read_more_text=”Read More” read_less_text=”Read Less” include_excerpt_html=”no”]Microsoft Reimagines Windows, Presents Windows 8 Developer Preview

    BUILD Conference attendees and developers get first access to new operating system.

    LOS ANGELES – Sept. 13, 2011 – Today at its developer-focused BUILD conference, Microsoft Corp. showcased a detailed preview of the next major release of Windows, code-named “Windows 8.” The company also detailed new tools for developers to help write applications for more than 1 billion people around the world who use Windows every day.
    “We reimagined Windows,” said Steven Sinofsky, president of the Windows and Windows Live Division at Microsoft, in his keynote address to the thousands of developers in attendance. “From the chipset to the user experience, Windows 8 brings a new range of capabilities without compromise.”

    The company also highlighted a variety of new features in Windows 8, including the following:

    Touch-First User Interface
    • Metro style. Windows 8 introduces a new Metro style interface built for touch, which shows information important to you, embodies simplicity and gives you control.
    • Touch-first browsing, not just browsing on a touch device. Providing a fast and fluid touch-browsing experience, Internet Explorer 10 puts sites at the center on new Windows 8 devices.
    More Ways to Engage With Powerful, Connected Apps
    • Powered by apps. Metro style apps built for Windows 8 are the focal point of your experience, filling your entire screen so there are no distractions.
    • Apps can work together. Apps communicate with each other in Windows 8. For example, you can easily select and email photos from different places, such as Facebook, Flickr or on your hard drive.
    • The content you create syncs across your devices. Live roams all the content from the cloud services you use most – photos, email, calendar and contacts – keeping them up-to-date on your devices. With Windows SkyDrive, you can access content anywhere with your Microsoft account.
    Enhanced Fundamentals
    • The best of Windows 7, only better. Windows 8 is built on the rock-solid foundation of Windows 7, delivering improvements in performance, security, privacy and system reliability.
    • Preserving power-user favorites and making them better. For those who push the limits of their PC, Windows 8 features an enhanced Task Manager and Windows Explorer and new, flexible options for multimonitor setups.
    New Developer Opportunities
    • Windows Store. The Windows Store will allow developers to sell their apps anywhere Windows is sold worldwide, whether they’re creating new games or familiar productivity tools.
    • Build using more languages. Windows 8 lets you leverage your existing skills and code assets to create great experiences using the programming language you prefer.
    • Rich hardware integration leads to richer experiences – particularly for games. DirectX 11 gaming power underlies Windows 8, allowing the easy creation of full-screen games with smooth, flicker-free action.
    New Generation of Hardware
    • One Windows – many shapes and sizes. Support for ARM-based chipsets, x86 devices, touch and sensors means Windows 8 works beautifully across a spectrum of devices, from 10-inch tablets and laptops to all-in-ones with 27-inch high-definition screens.
    • Always connected. With Windows 8, new ultrathin PCs and tablets turn on instantly, run all day on a single charge and stay connected to the Internet so your PC is ready when you are.
    • Tap the full power of your PC. Windows 8 runs on PCs and is compatible with the devices and programs you use today on Windows 7, without compromise, to deliver the performance you expect of a PC.

    Developers will be able to download the Windows Developer Preview via the new Windows Dev Center later this week. Webcasts of sessions will be posted on the BUILD site as well.
    Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq “MSFT”) is the worldwide leader in software, services and solutions that help people and businesses realize their full potential.
    Some information relates to a prerelease product, which may be substantially modified before it’s commercially released. Microsoft makes no warranties, express or implied, with respect to the information provided here.[/toggle]

  • Microsoft plans to demo Windows 8 on a Samsung tablet next week

    Microsoft plans to demo Windows 8 on a Samsung tablet next week

    Microsoft Windows president Steven Sinofsky will unveil the company’s latest Windows 8 operating system running on a tablet during Microsoft’s BUILD conference in California next week

     

    Investors are hungry to see how [Microsoft is] going to join where the market’s going, they’ve been lagging and they need to catch up and surpass what’s going on, to demonstrate they truly are an innovative company.”

    -MS portfolio manager Todd Lowenstein

    The Conference starts on Sept 13 and MS is all set to showcase the Tablet manufactured by Samsung a log with Tabletized Win 8.

    [Reuters]

  • Android 3.2 All Set For Release On A Tablet Near You

    Android 3.2 All Set For Release On A Tablet Near You

    Google’s latest update to its Android Platform is all set to come to a tablet near you. The new version is an incremental release which adds several new updates for developers as well as users. The new version includes many changes to the Android API.

    A few highlights for the new version:

    • Support for multiple screen sizes which allows developers to create apps for various screen sizes, not just 10.1 inch.
    • A new compatibility mode which renders applications in a smaller screen area and then stretches the rendered image to fill the screen.
    • Media files can be directly loaded from the SD Card in apps that use them and a new module that allows applications to use the system media library.
    • An extended screen support API that allows developers to have precise control over the user interface across the range of Android powered devices. It also allows developers to target specific screens based on their dimensions.

    Motorola has already begun to roll out the 3.2 update to its Xoom tablet. Other tablet candidates for the 3.2 update include Samsung’s Galaxy Tab 10.1, Acer’s Iconia Tab 500 and Toshiba’s Thrive. Huawei made an announcement last month for what it claims to be the worlds first 7 inch Android 3.2 Honeycomb Tablet which has a dual-core processor.

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