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ne of the first things you will learn about when you begin programming iPhone projects is view controllers. Beginners often get intimidated by the amount of work they need to
ollowing the introduction of its BlackBerry Storm touch phone, Research in Motion (RIM) released the BlackBerry Java Development Environment (JDE) API 4.7.0 (with version 5 in beta). This latest version
y previous Android article showed how to store data from Android using a SQLite database. Storing your data in a database is one good way to persist your data, but
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ost modern, self-respecting mobile operating systems in today’s market support different screen orientations based on the position of the device. Android is no exception. While this feature is often taken
n earlier article about Android showed you how to interface with GPS receivers to obtain the geographical position of a device. However, not all today’s mobile devices have built-in GPS