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Pimp-my-Pumpkin!

Post published:October 16, 2009
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Embedded / Java
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As Halloween is approaching and the aftternoons grow rainy, it's time for some tinkering. So, why not try to get the pumpkins a bit more interesting than cut-out veggies? Getting…

Social Computing or Let the bots talk!

Post published:September 1, 2009
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Architecture
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This is a long article to follow up my talk at SSWC, so I will start with a summary for the lazy reader :) Summary With connected devices, JavaScript enabled…

Jayway, 1Scale1 and Österportskolan getting kids into electronics

Post published:April 2, 2009
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Events
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Hi there, on Tuesday, 23 kids and two teachers from Österportskolan in Malmö, Sweden, went to Malmö Högskolan to get first hand experience with advanced multitouch technology research, see real…

Waygroup joining Earth Hour 2009

Post published:March 26, 2009
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Events
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Hi there, we decided to join Earth Hour and try to get all people at Jayway, Testway, Realway, Dotway and Leadway to save as much energy as they can on…

Android on the FreeRunner

Post published:November 21, 2008
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Android / Embedded / Events / Java
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Hi there, Øredev was great success, especially all the people and the organization - a big Thank You to Michael and Emily for making this possible, you rock! Now, it…

Give back my XMPP in Android!

Post published:November 21, 2008
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Android / Embedded / Events
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Since the release of the Android SDK 1.0, people (including me) have been complaining about the lack of connectivity for the very convenient Smack API to talk to Googles GTalk…

JavaOne 2007 – What’s left?

Post published:May 1, 2007
Post Author:Peter Neubauer
Post Category:Events / Java
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Having been at this years JavaOne, the event was impressive as always, but left me with a feeling of being mostly a marketing display for Sun and its partners, not…