Open Source Mobile Operating Systems Usability Software

# Symphony-AirCooler-Remote Unofficial Symphony Air Cooler Remote Releases

MiCla Sistem Apps for Android Os ver. 7 > DIRECT ACCESS to: - Device information. - Get IMEI numbers; - Get the device name correctly. - Developer option. - Access to notifications; - On top permissions - Installation of unknown apps; - Access to "data use"; - Predefined applications; - Change system settings; - App for "device assistance"; - Accessibility; - Do not disturb permission. The application is freeware for personal non-profit use. An ad hoc shareware version is available for developers; Send an email to: android@msmail.it

The "Computer@Therapy" (iCT) project was founded in 2012 by J. Fiala inspired by Czech SEN (spec. edu.) cummunity, consequently it continued in coop. with Czech Universities and Open Source oriented corporations. Computer@Therapy is human computer interaction (HCI) research and therapy in one piece. We have pointed out that there are many uncovered SW/HW usability and accessibility issues even on existing apps. Hence we have proposed the SW/HW design principles (called iCT design principles) which defines how the HW/SW should be designed, developed and deployed, used to bring maximal outcome in education and therapy for mentally challenged. At this project page we present sources of developed apps according to iCT design principles. Apps are developed continuously by team members under the supervision of J. Fiala. New versions of iCT Framework and apps are added continuously at our new subproject tab (iCT-Framework v2 and its SEN apps) which is also called OPEN SEN PLATFORM.

This is a ongoing project to enable root acess on the Asus MeMO FHD 10 ME302C V.5.0.21

TextWarrior is a programming text editor for mobile devices, featuring efficient and fun ways to work on a touch screen. Now you can read and edit code on your vacation! [insert evil laugh]

An Android application for using the Camera Flash Light as a Torch via Main Application and Widget. Copyright © Chinmoy & Srijon.Inc 2014

Some tasks are too menial for a dedicated script but still too cumbersome even with the many neat one-liner options of "perl -E". This small script fills the gap: various one-letter commands & magic variables (with meaningful aliases too) and more nifty loop options take Perl programming to the command line. Fully imports List::Util. With no program on the command line, starts a pl Shell. How to "e(cho)" values, including from "@A(RGV)", with single "$q(uote)" & double "$Q(uote)". Same for hard-to-print values: $  pl  'e  "${q}Perl$q",  "$Q@A$Q"'  one-liner $  pl  'e  \"Perl",  \@A,  undef'  one-liner Loop over args, printing each with line ending.  And same, SHOUTING: $  pl  -opl  ''  Perl  one-liner $  pl  -opl  '$_  =  uc'  Perl  one-liner Print up to 3 matching lines, resetting count (and "$.") for each file: $  pl  -rP3  '/Perl.*one.*liner/'  file* Count hits in magic statistics hash "%N(UMBER)": $  pl  -n  '++$N{$1}  while  /(Perl|one|liner)/g'  file*