by yudi hariyanto » Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:51:08 GMT
minta saran dengan suhu2 android disini saya pake Ebuddy untuk chat, baru hari ini saya gak bisa log in di yahoo mesengger namun di facebook dan gtalk berhasil notifikasinya tidak bisa log in adalah too many failed log in attempts mohon petunjuk langkah2 apa yang bisa dilakukan, atas responnya diucapkan terimaksih -- Send from robot ijo penyihir -- "
by Jonitan17 » Sat, 27 Feb 2010 14:59:16 GMT
Sama kayak aku kemarin, bro ada coba setting email pop untuk yahoo.com yah? Karena untuk masuk ke yahoo perlu login dan berhubung email bro bukan yahoo plus makanya ditolak sama server yahoo. Solusinya coba bro buka dari web email bro dan di account coba di edit dan di save lg untuk passwordnya. work for me, sori jika bahasanya agak berantakan. Jonitan17 , HTC MAGIC minta saran dengan suhu2 android disini saya pake Ebuddy untuk chat, baru hari ini saya gak bisa log in di yahoo mesengger namun di facebook dan gtalk berhasil notifikasinya tidak bisa log in adalah too many failed log in attempts mohon petunjuk langkah2 apa yang bisa dilakukan, atas responnya diucapkan terimaksih -- Send from robot ijo penyihir -- " -- "
by yudi hariyanto » Sat, 27 Feb 2010 15:21:59 GMT
oke bro dah bisa lagilog in-nya tks atas bantuannya Pada 27 Februari 2010 13:59, Jonitan17 <jonita...@gmail.com> menulis: -- Send from robot ijo penyihir -- "
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Hi,
I'm the lead developer of TotalCross, a virtual machine that's just
like the one used in Android, and targetted for small devices.
Currently, using TotalCross, you write programs completely cross-
platform among Palm OS 5, BlackBerry, iPhone, Windows 32, Windows CE
(2,3,4,5,6) and Java-enabled platforms.
We plan to port TotalCross to Android, but i'm concerned about the
legal way. I'm aware that there may be hack C APIs for Android, but
will these APIs allow the users to sell their applications in a legal
fashion?
Btw, what is legal and what's not legal in Android? I could easily
port our VM to Android if there were a standard C api on it. However,
all i see is Java APIs. I could also port TotalCross to run over the
Java API, but i'm concerned about speed. I believe our VM is faster
than the one in Android (actually, it is a couple times faster than
the BlackBerry VM).
Any comment is appreciated.
Best Regards,
Guilherme Campos Hazan (guich)
TotalCross Lead Developer
www.superwaba.com.br
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