Ian and Cori are back talking about their favorite software development tools, pros and cons of each, and their pick of the show. Also see what happens when Cori’s roommate walks in during the recording.
Ian and Cori are back talking about their favorite software development tools, pros and cons of each, and their pick of the show. Also see what happens when Cori’s roommate walks in during the recording.
Despite owning two android phones, a Nexus One and a Droid Incredible, I felt that my Android life was incomplete without a tablet. To fill this void, I purchased a NOOKcolor from Barnes and Nobles with the intent to root it and release its full potential. In this post, I discuss all of my steps that made my NOOKcolor a functional Android tablet.
Our guest Jack, talks about his Android apps SquirrelCam, Droidian eMusic, and arXiv droid. How he got started, the pitfalls along the way, and a few tips and tricks for those who want to start programming in Android.
Wondering if Linux and Windows can work together? Watch this episode of Share the Bytes to find out how easy it is. Cori talks about Samba and Ian gives a quick overview of Windows and Linux filesystems.
Hey all! I want to introduce a project I’ve been working on for controlling a 1/10th scale remote control truck with an Android mobile phone. This is just a quick introduction to the project. I will have detailed steps and code once I get everything up and running, so please hang in there and check [...]
In this episode, Cori talks about his adventures with Linux on tablet notebooks. What worked, what didn’t, and the cool piece of software he wrote to improve the screen rotation function.
Watch our very first show talking about where we’ve been, where we’re going, and what we plan on sharing. We also have an audio podcast of the show for download.
C++ code to subtract image frames in a live video stream from a webcam using the openCV library.
C++ code to load and view live video stream through a webcam using the openCV library.
C++ code to subtract two images from each other using the openCV library.