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In today's Quick Take of This Week in Development, Jordan takes time out of his Memorial Day weekend to cover a couple stories of interest from the XDA Portal. In some exciting Android and patent news, JOrdan talks about the Google versus Oracle debate. Jordan mentions a couple neat developments on the XDA-Developers Forum, from the Facelock Face Recognition Locking App for Gingerbread and getting Android notifications on your desktop with DeskNotifier. Jordan then talks about the Custom Ice Cream Sandwich ROM for the Desire S. Finally, Jordan mentions our new Pro Tip video on XDA TV. So check out this Memorial Day episode of XDA TV. XDA TV and its staff thanks the families and troops that gave their lives for our freedom. XDA Portal: www.xda-developers.com XDA Forums forum.xda-developers.com XDA TV www.xda-developers.com Links to stories mentioned: FaceLock Face Recognition App Locking for Gingerbread :www.xda-developers.com DeskNotifier Brings Android Notifications To Your Windows Desktop: www.xda-developers.com First Custom 4.0.4 ROM Released for the Desire S :www.xda-developers.com Google Beats Oracle in Court, Android Users Rejoice :www.xda-developers.com Pro Tip 3: Developing a Custom ROM On-Device -- XDA TV :www.xda-developers.com Jordan's YouTube Channel: youtube.com Make sure to check out the Samsung Smart App Challenge 2012! developer.samsung.com This Week in...
After a problem with Windows 7, ERD AdamOutler heads back to his comfort zone and shows you how to install several command line tools onto your system. The tools installed in this video are busybox, tcpdump, strace, ipctool, bash and viewmem. AdamOutler considers these the Pro-Tip #3:...
Our friend Jordan returns for another This Week in Development. Jordan begins by covering all the tutorials available on XDA, from Beginning Android ROM Development to porting LewaOS and JoyOS to your phone. Jordan talks about the AT&T HTC One X bootloader unlock, S Voice fix and Samsung Note international source code release. Jordan talks about XDA Elite Recognized Developer Chainfire's Windows Mobile 6 market hack and XDA Portal Administrator Will Verduzco's how to root the Meizu MX video. Finally, Jordan strongly discusses his views on all the copyright and patent wars in the mobile world. Check it out! XDA Portal: www.xda-developers.com XDA Forums forum.xda-developers.com XDA TV www.xda-developers.com Links to stories mentioned: Beginner's Guide to Basic Android ROM Development: www.xda-developers.com Port LewaOS and JoyOS to Your Android Phone: www.xda-developers.com Bootloader Unlock for the AT&T HTC One X!: www.xda-developers.com S Voice Back Again, the XDA Way: www.xda-developers.com Pwning a Giant--How Chainfire Hacked Windows Marketplace: www.xda-developers.com ICS Kernel Source for the International Galaxy Note Released: www.xda-developers.com Nokia Lumia 800 Gets First Custom ROM! :www.xda-developers.com Microsoft Wins Import Ban on 18 Motorola Android Devices :www.xda-developers.com How to Root the Meizu MX and Install Ice Cream Sandwich -- XDA TV :www.xda-developers.com Jordan's channel: youtube.com Make sure to check out the Samsung Smart App Challenge 2012 <b>...</b> This Week in...
With its international reach XDA TV gets to try and experiment with some very interesting and sometimes unheard of phones and devices. The dual-core version of the Meizu MX is really only available in China and parts of Europe. Regardless of the Meizu MX's stateside popularity, there has been some significant development. Some of that development has been covered by XDA Portal Administrator Will Verduzco in this article. www.xda-developers.com In today's episode of XDA TV, Will teaches us how to root the Meizu MX and install Ice Cream Sandwich on the device. Will begins by installing Ice Cream Sandwich on the Meizu MX. He then takes us through the process of getting the Meizu MX rooted using tools from the XDA Developers Forums. For More Meizu MX goodness check out this thread. forum.xda-developers.com Be sure to check out other great Videos on XDA TV and stay tuned for our full review of the Meizu MX. XDA Portal: www.xda-developers.com XDA Forums forum.xda-developers.com XDA TV www.xda-developers.com Make sure to check out the Samsung Smart App Challenge 2012! developer.samsung.com How to Root the...
In today's Quick Take of This Week in Development, Jordan covers all the noteworthy articles from the XDA Portal. As Jordan discusses the most important articles were about the Samsung Galaxy S III. This weekend the Galaxy S III got root, office stock firmware was released, Samsung S Voice was ripped and the first custom ROM was released. In related news the older Samsung Galaxy S II and Note have a serious bug that could brick your device. Jordan then talks about CM9 Alpha arriving for the Droid X2. Finally, Jordan mentions our new Pro Tip series on XDA TV. All said, this is another video you don't want to miss! Check out more stories at the XDA Developers' Portal. www.xda-developers.com Links to stories mentioned Root Achieved on the Samsung Galaxy S III: www.xda-developers.com Official Stock Firmware for the Samsung Galaxy S III Leaked : www.xda-developers.com Samsung S Voice Ripped for the World to Enjoy: www.xda-developers.com First Custom ROM Appears for the Galaxy S III: www.xda-developers.com Hard Brick Bug on Galaxy S II and Note Leaked ICS Kernels: www.xda-developers.com Extremely Alpha CM9 Arrives for the Droid X2: www.xda-developers.com Pro Tip Number 2: Wireless Mount and Shell -- XDA TV: www.xda-developers.com Make sure to check out the Samsung Smart App Challenge 2012! developer.samsung.com Link to Jordan's channel: youtube.com This Week in...
In this video ERD AdamOutler shows the basics of turning your device into a fileserver with secure shell(SSH) and secure file transfer protocol(SFTP). He demonstrates the market app QuickSSH and offers the free alternative of market app SSHDroid. AdamOutler then goes on to show how to connect to a desktop, the programs used and how to set it up on Linux/Mac while offering Windows users some options as well. For more information see here: www.xda-developers.com Android Server Apps: QuickSSHD: play.google.com SSHDroid: play.google.com Windows Desktop Apps (Not required on Linux/Mac): putty:www.chiark.greenend.org.uk WinSCP: winscp.net Pro-Tip #2:...

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