Follow this guide for implementing two critical elements of an Augmented Reality application on Android: GPS and the accelerometer.
Learn how to implement the first two elements of an Augmented Reality engine (the camera and the Compass) on Android.
Google’s Android allows developers a great deal of access to the phone. Enable your applications to communicate with the outside world using SMS messages.
The best way to understand a new SDK is to work with it. With that in mind, we'll show you how to do some basic location based services and simple UI layout using Google's newest upstart mobile offering.
Leverage the tremendous buzz surrounding the iPhone by customizing your web site with CSS and Ruby on Rails.
Add functionality to your Brew applications with IWEB and Google's powerful Calendar API.
Unlocking the power of Brew's extensions can be somewhat tedious at first. Once you know the ins and outs, you can bring their extensive horsepower to bear with ease and precision.
Brew's impressive collection of component interfaces usually makes your life easier, but there just isn't an interface for everything. What happens when an interface is almost perfect for your task...but not quite? Find out how to extend an interface to use its existing functionality while adding something completely different.
Reduce your build management headaches and handle your resource objects in plain text using the power of Brew's new XML resource file architecture.
BREW has supported multimedia presentation from the start. Now, its new IMedia interface makes taking advantage of BREW's rich support for audio and video playback easier than ever.
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