Donnerstag, Februar 4th, 2010 | by Richard Deininger | Posted in Programmierung Allgemein | No Comments »
Heute haben wir, nach langem warten, endlich wieder neues Spielzeug in der Firma bekommen.
TexasInstruments eZ340-Chronos Development Tool
Features:
- Full functional watch
- Reprogramable for custom wireless applications
- Programmer and USB RF access point
- Temperature sensor
- Battery voltage sensor
- 3 axis accelerometer
- Pressure sensor
Damit sollte sich schon einiges anfangen lassen… jetzt fehlt nur noch eine Idee was genau. 
English:
Today we got a new toy,… we waited so long.
TexasInstruments eZ340-Chronos Development Tool
Features:
- Full functional watch
- Reprogramable for custom wireless applications
- Programmer and USB RF access point
- Temperature sensor
- Battery voltage sensor
- 3 axis accelerometer
- Pressure sensor
We should get something going with this feature list… only an idea is missing.
Donnerstag, Februar 4th, 2010 | by Daniel Siegl | Posted in Programmierung Allgemein | No Comments »
I am very much excited about the endless opportunities and issues this could bring into our lives! – Fiat could do it right now!
First up was a walk through of what Ford is calling its App Ecosystem. The company is exposing software libraries that will, in theory, allow any Bluetooth device to communicate with the vehicle. That means Android, iPhone, Windows Mobile, BlackBerry, Palm, and whatever else you want are in the game. Applications will be able to write to the Sync display, have the car read text to speech, receive voice commands, and receive some data from the car. Exactly what data remains to be seen, but full ODBII will not be available — at least not initially. Dreams of a boost gauge widget on your Droid remain unfulfilled.
MyFord dash and Sync App Ecosystem hands-on — Engadget
Still I think you will need to do a lot of Paperwork with Ford once this API’s are available.
Donnerstag, Februar 4th, 2010 | by Daniel Siegl | Posted in Compact Framework | 1 Comment »
In the ongoing quest to create Compact Framework applications that look nice I recently found a good post on how to draw Rounded Rectangles with CF: How to draw a rounded rectangle in .NETCF
The author Christian Helle also has a Second post where the Rounded Rectangles get filled with a Texture
There is also ways without the GDI Functions but those are a little more complicated.
Donnerstag, Februar 4th, 2010 | by Christian Zauner | Posted in Big Days 2010, Veranstaltungen | No Comments »
und wir sind heuer auf der ganzen Tour dabei !
weitere Infos folgen ….
Mittwoch, Februar 3rd, 2010 | by Daniel Siegl | Posted in Compact Framework | No Comments »
Just learned something new – on one CE 6 Platform I recently had Issues with my GradientFill based controls. – Google didn’t show me any useful hints!
Today when browsing Platform Builder I found the reason:
Gradient Fill Support is an extra Option that needs to be ticked.
Mittwoch, Februar 3rd, 2010 | by Christian Zauner | Posted in Programmierung Allgemein | No Comments »
Microsoft Surface Travel by ~dj-corny on deviantART
Leider ist das nur ein Mock-up eines begabten Grafikers und kein Photo von Microsoft selbst.
Aber mit 2 Kameras und Objekterkennung der Smart-tags – wäre das für mich ein “must-have”.
Dienstag, Februar 2nd, 2010 | by Andreas Bruckner | Posted in .NET Framework, Betriebssysteme, C#, Visual Studio, Windows 7, Windows Forms | 1 Comment »
As a .NET Developer:
Ever tried to find out more information about your computer’s system?
Ever needed a list of connected USB-Devices, available Serial Ports or Printers?
Ever heard of WMI?
Did you know, it’s also supported by Mono?
There’s a free tool from Microsoft, which is of great help navigating through namespaces, classes and their properties called “WMI Code Creator“.
This tool offers the possibility to create C#, VB.Net & VBScript code.
download here (it’s free!)
