Looks like Linus' middle finger got some gears moving at nvidia. They'll be releasing programming documentation for the Tegra SoC, with the focus being the 2D rendering engine with the 3D engine following. Still not as good as Qualcomm or Ti but it's definitely a step in the right direction!
http://www.engadget.com/2012/09/23/nvidia-to-offer-up-documentation-for-tegra-graphics-core/
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psych2l said:
Looks like Linus' middle finger got some gears moving at nvidia. They'll be releasing programming documentation for the Tegra SoC, with the focus being the 2D rendering engine with the 3D engine following.
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You know what is hilarious about that? Usually, when someone says something like that, they mean a metaphorical middle finger. But with Linus it was literally giving nvidia the middle finger. :laugh:
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There was a cool app call VR Hologram on HTC WM Device.
If you miss it on Android, I make it available on android market.
The app just use your phone's accelerometer to do the VR stuff,
but it need a more decent hardware to do the 3D stuff, like a 1g Snapdragon device is recommended.
This version will randomly select cub, sphere, or the billboard to display.
If you found it still fun and want more feedback are welcome.
You can try it here:
https://market.android.com/details?id=org.LucidEveryWare.VRHologram&feature=search_result
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I tried it, does it really stay on one position?
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No, it shouldn't. Sometimes it need a few second to stable the accelerometer reading.
Takes me back to using my Omina i900 device about 3 years ago lol
Samsung's gonna release a new flexible mobile which will be running on our android os mostly Jelly Bean...
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4.0' screen, 8mp camera, flexible super amoled display, etc ,etc
SEE this link for images and full specs : Samsung galaxy skin
Old news. And merely a concept, not something that we're going to actually see any time soon.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20112461-1/darn-samsung-galaxy-skin-merely-a-concept/
codesplice said:
Old news. And merely a concept, not something that we're going to actually see any time soon.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20112461-1/darn-samsung-galaxy-skin-merely-a-concept/
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many of them dont knw abt it, so i just posted it..... and i have mentioned in the title itself as a "CONCEPT"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2byCN9miuxU&feature=plcp
Gameplay Not The Best Quality
Its alright but yea the touchpads are a little iffy hopefully it'll get fixed in an update later on
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Seriously, a new thread for this?
That's one manky left thumb!
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Seriously, a new thread for this?
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Seeing as the op took the time to create & upload the video for you to view I believe he deserves his own thread.
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Yeah, this thread is necessary...
the game is free on market now, played a few missions and controls work good, great graphics
Gamebooster+Ram Manager Pro = playable on High Settings
Tested on my XPlay @ Stock 2.3.4 + Stock Kernel
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dream.ProjectBulbX
Project Bulb X is a 2D game created after few days just for fun, or just because I was bored. All you have to do is to find the right switch and light the bulb in time.You can drag the camera view and zoom.in/out. I have made a demo, because I don't know what to think about this game, I can't decide whether it's good or not and making levels is kind of painful. If it's a stupid idea just tell, so I won't waste my time ( I am working on something else too ), if it's any good I will continue.
I'm checking it out, but your description is so short
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Liked the idea! continue to develop the game.
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Liked the idea! continue to develop the game.
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Thanks for your reply , I probably will, but I am still not sure .
Guuys
not bad
https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2017/05/here-comes-treble-modular-base-for.html
What took google so long to implement this?
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One problem I can see from reading your link is adding another layer to Android. The fastest way the perform any program routine is hand write it in Assembler directly for specific CPU, the slowest would be to run in multi level abstract program like Basic, so adding another layer to Android could slow it down, but I hope I'm wrong.
pete4k said:
One problem I can see from reading your link is adding another layer to Android. The fastest way the perform any program routine is hand write it in Assembler directly for specific CPU, the slowest would be to run in multi level abstract program like Basic, so adding another layer to Android could slow it down, but I hope I'm wrong.
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Don't worry, google know's that they're doing... /s