Dolphin Browser Now on Android Market

We upgraded browser to the latest product updates Dolphin. Doing what we can offer the latest information. Now we have a direct Dolphin Pad For Blogs Browser v1.0 beta released in the Android Market.
When a large number of browsers available for mobile devices, Android, has very little competition, and the Dolphin is always stretched out his best to complete the caliber of Skyfire, Opera, store and even the Android browser. Actually, if you take the time to search and evaluate the information that the browser that suits your needs.




Some features:
- Smart Gesture
- Add-ons
- Multi-touch-zoom
- Tabbed browsing
- Sidebars
I would note (as mentioned in this blog called “fine print”) that this beta will only run on Android 3.0 or higher. Now it will be inconvenient for users of shelves in May, as there are a large number of tablets is still in the honeycomb. If you have a problem with that and would like to express your opinion, hit the source and leave a comment. As it stands, is so far the response Dolphin Browser team for comment.

Root Xperia Play

One of several Sony Ericsson devices that become the most anticipated phone, Sony Ericsson Xperia Play had been reviewed and announced by the manufacturer. Now, the curiosity of Android fans will extend with how to optimize the device. Don’t worry since one of XDA-Developers forum members Bin4ry has shared a method to root Xperia Play to us. Read on the article to know more about rooting the Sony Ericsson Xperia Play.

Since there is no one but the phone owner will liable if the phone got bricked or damaged, please follow the instructions at your own risk. The method should work for phones on the .184 firmware.

Requirements:

• The rooting activity requires the phone owner to prepare an Xperia Play with an unlocked bootloader.
• Root Package.

Instructions:

Since the Android user can only attempt this by unlocking the bootloader first and that requires having a fastboot and the USB drivers installed, the instruction set will assume that you already have fastboot and the USB drivers installed.

1. To begin, download the Root Package and copy it to the fastboot folder that you extracted earlier on when unlocking the bootloader.
2. Now within that folder, hold the Shift key and press the right Mouse button. Now select Open command window here.
3. Enter the following command and hit enter:

For Windows:

fastboot flash system YOURDOWNLOADEDFILE.img
For Linux:
fastboot -i 0x0fce flash system YOURDOWNLOADEDFILE.img
For Mac:
fastboot-mac -i 0x0fce flash system YOURDOWNLOADEDFILE.img

4. Wait patiently as the file is flashed onto your device. Once done, your phone would be rooted and ready to receive custom recoveries and ROMs that will soon follow.

Acer Iconia Tab A500 and ASUS Eee Pad Transformer will get Android 3.1 updates in June

Motorola’s Xoom may have been the first tablet to get a helping of Google’s updated Android 3.1, but the other Honeycomb tablets won’t have to wait long. Both ASUS and Acer have confirmed that their respective 10.1-inch, Tegra 2-powered Android tablets will be getting the update in early June. That’s right, both the Iconia Tab A500 and Eee Pad Transformer will be sent an over-the-air update at the beginning of next month. For those that didn’t read our hands-on with the new OS, 3.1 adds the ability to stretch widgets, improves performance, and includes support for USB peripherals. As for the latter, Acer promises an update for that even before the 3.1 rolls out and we actually noted that support was native on the Transformer’s keyboard dock. So, what about that remaining Honeycomb tablet — the LG G-Slate? LG nor T-Mobile would give us a firm time frame on the 3.1 update, but they did promise that it was “coming soon.” Either way, it’s very nice to know that these tablets will be getting refreshed very soon — hey, maybe Google wasn’t lying about its plans to improve updates after all!

Nokia N9 First Details

After approval from the FCC , Nokia N9 seems to be ready by now, though with many doubts about its technical features, and even with that OS installed. A few hours in fact appeared on the web an official Nokia N9 first spot, where one can see various details, such as the QWERTY keyboard, the 12 megapixel camera, and a high-resolution display.

The icons, as well as the entire interface that can be seen in the video, clearly recalls the new Symbian Anna, but there is no conceivable that we can deal with Meego, with a custom UI by Nokia. Maemo5 Even if I remember correctly included the Symbian S60 5th icons. Nothing to be excluded for the processor adopted. Over the months it has rumored alleged adoption of Intel Atom CPU from Nokia devices MeeGo, but the recent appearance of Stephen Elop, CEO of Nokia, at a conference at Qualcomm, could change tables.

Let your application compatible with Android 3.0 system

Recently, many Android application developers said they can not be compatible with Android 3.0, the current first-line 3.0, flat panel manufacturers are introduced, the following is compatible Android123 to everyone that it flat-panel methods:
1. Download the upgrade Android 3.0 SDK, at least to r10 upgrade the ADT plug-in version
 
2. If you do not Android 3.0 devices can also use the simulator, but the default resolution is 1280x800 most of the flat 3.0 WXGA, usually 1440x900 resolution 19-inch PC may appear to be cautious.
 
3. Androidmanifest.xml file settings api level, compatible with 3.0 is set to <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="4" android:targetSdkVersion="11" /> so that your applications are compatible from the Android 1.6 to 3.0, of course, API Level 3.1 corresponding to 12.
 
4. For distribution of resources to provide res / layout-xlarge-land in this sector, generally flat relative to the phone is rotated 90 degrees to use, the equivalent horizontal screen, so the added land.
 
5. To make use of pixel-based devices, such as dip, sp, while the control attention android: layout_weight property use.
 
6. If your application must support the phone module, that is pure wifi version is not available, you can add <uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.telephony" /> androidmanifest.xml phrase, of course, not specified need to use <uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.telephony" android:required="false" />, or you can call at runtime, but the logic of classes relevant to consider the call can not be initialized , PackageManager pm = getPackageManager (); boolean hasTelephony = pm.hasSystemFeature (PackageManager.FEATURE_TELEPHONY);
 
7. So that your application is compatible with all resolutions
<manifest ...>
...
<compatible-screens>
<screen android:screenSize="small" android:screenDensity="ldpi" />
<screen android:screenSize="small" android:screenDensity="mdpi" />
<screen android:screenSize="small" android:screenDensity="hdpi" />
<screen android:screenSize="small" android:screenDensity="xhdpi" />
<screen android:screenSize="normal" android:screenDensity="ldpi" />
<screen android:screenSize="normal" android:screenDensity="mdpi" />
<screen android:screenSize="normal" android:screenDensity="hdpi" />
<screen android:screenSize="normal" android:screenDensity="xhdpi" />
</ Compatible-screens>
<application ...>
...
<application>
</ Manifest>
 
8. If you need to design a pure Android 3.x applications, can be considered
<manifest ...>
...
<Supports-screens android: smallScreens = "false"
android: normalScreens = "false"
android: largeScreens = "false"
android: xlargeScreens = "true" />
<application ...>
...
<application>
</ Manifest>

How to Install ADB without any SDK

Step 1
Make sure that the required drivers for your android device are properly installed on your PC. If you’re not sure then download and install the latest versions from your device manufacture’s website. Below are the links to download software of various manufacturers. Choose yours and install the required software.
Samsung Kies |   HTC Sync |   Motorola |   LG
- Step 2
Download the zip file from the link below and extract it on your PC.
http://dl.google.com/android/repository/platform-tools_r01-windows.zip

- Step 3
On your Android device go to Settings->Applications->Development and make sure that “USB Debugging” is ticked. It’s essential for ADB to work!
Now plug your phone into your PC (using original cable that’s supplied by your manufacturer is recommended when working with ADB). If a window pops up saying “installing drivers” then wait for it to complete installation

- Step 4
Open command prompt from the menus, or Open “Run > and type cmd” to execute Command Prompt
Now insert the following code:

C:\>  adb devices

This should display something like the following :

List of devices attached
XXX12345    device

If you can see your device in the list then congratulations! You’ve done well. You are now good to start using adb. Enjoy!
If it’s NOT appearing in the list then make sure that drivers are properly installed and you’ve enabled “USB Debugging” on your phone, as told in Step 3. If problem persists, let us know in comments.

How to root the the Galaxy Tab 10.1

1. Setup ADB.
2. Download this file — allidoiswin.zip: Download Link.
3. Transfer the downloaded file to phone’s SD card. Copy and paste it to root of your SD Card. Remove the USB cable then.
4. Switch ON the USB Debugging mode. Go to Settings – Applications – Development and then tick the USB debugging checkbox.
5. Connect phone to PC.
6. On PC, go to this folder: C drive – Program Files – Android – Android-SDK – Tools. (The idea is to get to the ‘tools’ folder of your android sdk installation. If you installed the android-sdk at any other location than C:\Program Files, do accordingly).
7. Now, in the tools folder, hold shift_key and right click on empty space to get a pop-up. Select ”Open command window here” to open the cmd with the right address already there.
8. In the cmd window, type “adb reboot recovery” (without quotes) and hit enter.
9. Your Galaxy tab will reboot into recovery mode.
10. Now, Install the zip file you copied in step 3.
11. That’s it. Reboot the Tab.