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PakType is a collection of Unicode based open source OpenType fonts supporting Arabic Script under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation; version 2 of the license. Please visit the following URLs: Project site: https://paktype.sourceforge.net/ Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/PakType/ Font feature: https://paktype.sourceforge.net/features.html Source code:...

Sensa is not an operating system, is a work environment compatible with Android © 4.4.4, Firefox OS ©, Linux Ubuntu 12.12 ©, MacOS Classic 7 ©, MS -DOS © operating systems, and Microsoft Windows 8.1 ©; whose distribution is free, and with source code available under GNU GPL 2.0 license .

This Project shows how to create a mobile smartphone app with a gnutella p2p application. It consits of smartphone java sourcecode, documentation, phex source code, phex proxy and instructions to create a working app. This project once was coded with only 2000€ buget and has given revenue of over 30.000€. Happy hacking the java,perl,php code. Other projects: https://www.artikelschreiber.com/en/ https://www.unaique.net/en/ https://www.unaique.com/ https://www.artikelschreiber.com/marketing/ https://www.artikelschreiben.com/ https://www.buzzerstar.com/ https://mobilep2p.sourceforge.io/ https://inkassos.github.io/inkasso/ https://www.sebastianenger.com/

OOBD supports a self-programable Tool for Vehicle Onboard Diagnostics (OBD) for various platforms like the Windows-Desktop, mobile Phones and Smartphones Please note that we are actual moving this project over to oobd.googlecode.com. The software source code repository is already moved, other areas will follow.

Torch is a Android / J2ME torch light mob app CHECK OUT AND SUPPORT MY LATEST ANDROID PROJECTS IN HERE: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Deepak+PK

JFrotz is a java based Z-Machine Interpreter for Android and J2ME devices that support MIDP2.0 and file access, e.g., Blackberry. It is based on Frotz 2.43, which has been converted from C source code to Java using Cibyl. It plays V1-5,7,8 Infocom and Inform games. J2ME: Installation can be accomplished via the JAR files in the installation above. Note: JFrotz requires at least 3MB of memory to run.

...The Walking Tools Reference Platform APIs provide support for GPS and GPX data processing for locative art practices (such as geo-annotation, drawing and narrative), in addition to telematic geospatial performances and other experimental practices with mobile phones. Among the resources are flexible, functional Android and JavaMe GPS compass and map widgets, and a fully standards compliant J2SE package for processing GPX files. (Both parsing into our GPX data class objects, and for formatting GPX file output.) There is also a lot of experimental code the walkingtools.net project inherited from C5Corp.com, and even some current projects from the B.A.N.G. lab at the University of California, San Diego.

Note 2/10/2012: ZaxMidlet is no longer under current development and will be replaced by JFrotz, which is a Z-Machine interpreter based on the Frotz engine for both J2ME (Blackberry) and Android. http://sourceforge.net/projects/jfrotz/ JFrotz uses more memory than ZaxMidlet, so Zaxmidlet may still be the best choice for users with relatively low-end J2ME devices. ZaxMidlet is a midlet Z-Machine Interpreter for Blackberry and other J2ME devices that support MIDP2.0 and file access. It...