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iPAQ 200/210/211/212/214 Android Porting
Porting Android to the iPAQ 200/210/211/212/214 or equilivalent
Porting Android to the iPAQ 200/210/211/212/214 or equilivalent. It has a 4-inch VGA Screen (TFT LCD display), resistive touchscreen, WiFi, Bluetooth, SD/MMC, CF. Originally it is running Windows Mobile 6 Classic. For help, see README files and the wiki. This project is in Alpha state, that means it is not suitable for daily usage unless developing for the project. NOT FOR THE FAINTHEARTED AND/OR COMPUTER IDIOTS! -
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This library allows developers to access native libraries (DLL and lib.so) from java. You do NOT need to compile a line of C/C++ to use it: it's dynamic !! Now Win32 DLL and shared libraries are usable with Java ;)
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DIY MPG Gauges and fuel efficiency solutions, a collection of software and hardware solutions for keeping track of your fuel consumption and miles per gallon for the Do it Yourselfer or advanced user who wants to learn how to save some fuel.
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Ataroid
Atari emulator for Android phones
This project is based on sources published by original Ataroid developer, who in turn used code of Stella. This project is abandoned in favor of Droid2600: https://code.google.com/p/droid2600/. Available sources do not compile into anything working anyway. -
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