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2009-10-02
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#11
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Originally Posted by code177
I have to say that sounds like a VERY scary proposition.
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zerojay
its not your kettle of fish, but for certain people I could imagine that being very important.
the text messaging API has been demonstrated already with the Nokia N900 Push! people with the radio and the speak & spell devices.
What is conceived is entirely possible and should not be ruled out due to it being something we personally may not desire.
its not your kettle of fish, but for certain people I could imagine that being very important.
the text messaging API has been demonstrated already with the Nokia N900 Push! people with the radio and the speak & spell devices.
What is conceived is entirely possible and should not be ruled out due to it being something we personally may not desire.
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Originally Posted by elimoon8
Fremantle calendar can sync with Google Calendar thanks to the recent release of Google Sync. Just need to use Mail for Exchange for it.
I've heard the Fremantle calendar doesn't currently sync to Google Calendar. Would it be possible to get a widget that shows upcoming Google Calendar Events (similar to the home widget for the N8X0s - I believe it's called mgCal). It may work on Fremantle, but I don't know if the style matches the Fremantle style.
Originally Posted by lcuk
I have no idea what you're referring to here.
zerojay
its not your kettle of fish, but for certain people I could imagine that being very important.
the text messaging API has been demonstrated already with the Nokia N900 Push! people with the radio and the speak & spell devices.
What is conceived is entirely possible and should not be ruled out due to it being something we personally may not desire.
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2009-10-02
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i cannot leave here without suggesting my graffiti based calendar 
I have discussed it with fiferboy and as long as technical issues can be managed would make a nice addition
I have discussed it with fiferboy and as long as technical issues can be managed would make a nice addition
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2009-10-02
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Originally Posted by zerojay
i mean to this:
I have no idea what you're referring to here.
Originally Posted by zerojay
I have to say that sounds like a VERY scary proposition.
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2009-10-02
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Originally Posted by lcuk
Oh... you have no problem with your banking details and everything being accessable/stolen?
i mean to this:
It's not that I don't like the idea. I just think it's *very* dangerous.
I've added it to the list anyways. (And in the cases that I haven't added them to the list, it's most likely because there already is a widget for that purpose.)
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2009-10-02
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the same details would be available whether in conversations SMS list or on a desktop widget.
if you use the service, you use it.
excellent @ listing all!
if you use the service, you use it.
excellent @ listing all!
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2009-10-02
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A ruler.
PS: Did anybody already mention screenlets.org? I guess this could be a VERY nice upstream source, because according to the linked site:
* Easy to use, easy to develop
* Hundreds of Screenlets available
* Works with any composited X desktop (compiz, xfce4, ...)
* Included themeing-abilities (SVG, PNG or mixed)
* Fully scalable when using SVGs
* Embedded drag&drop-support
* Automated storing of options (using ini or gconf)
* Controllable through customizable DBus-service
* Free, open-source and released under the GPL
* Uses cairo and GTK2 for drawing and windowing
PS: Did anybody already mention screenlets.org? I guess this could be a VERY nice upstream source, because according to the linked site:
* Easy to use, easy to develop
* Hundreds of Screenlets available
* Works with any composited X desktop (compiz, xfce4, ...)
* Included themeing-abilities (SVG, PNG or mixed)
* Fully scalable when using SVGs
* Embedded drag&drop-support
* Automated storing of options (using ini or gconf)
* Controllable through customizable DBus-service
* Free, open-source and released under the GPL
* Uses cairo and GTK2 for drawing and windowing
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2009-10-02
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Originally Posted by nymajoak
Easily. However, this might be more practical to be solved with a normal app for which you just add a shortcut on the desktop.
"Flashlight" -- press it to get a white screen at max intensity.. Could that be done?
