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[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
good news:

i hopefully fixed all major bugs, need tomorrow for personal testing, afterwards i'll upload it :)

greets

roqstr
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] borikuapr:
Great work!

This is a great app!! I think most people have mentioned where it needs improvement, but over all GREAT WORK!!!
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
thanks alot :)

short message @ all:

killed the app last night and had to restore it, wasted like .. 4 hours >.<

by the way i improved the startup-speed of the app.

NOW i can go on fixing last few bugs, this weekend B2.5 should be released
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
ie+ b2.5 out now!

now it's time for happily bug-hunting, gotta track 'em all ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
just released B3, please read #1 post.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] GoodDayToDie:
Quick question: Have you looked into making this the default browser on the system, or at least default handler for HTTP: and HTTPS URIs? It would require process elevation (via something like WP7 Root Tools) and using interop (so not permitted for a Marketplace build) but it would be awesome to have it here...
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
I thought about that feature, but I'm not familiar with that kind of developing. In addition, my device can't be interOp'ed yet, so I can't test it at all.

I'd love to enable this feature for our homebrew community. So Support HTC v2 drivers and we can start ;) I'd surely need your experience, hope you've got time for this.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] GoodDayToDie:
I'm actually planning to release a filetype/protocol association tool (sometime... one of many projects). It'll also have a library that can be used for very easy integration into a new or existing app that wants to set its own associations. It will also back up the existing associations, making it easy to revert the device without a reset.

However, since this all requires writing to the registry, it will require elevated permissions (meaning WP7 Root Tools, meaning interop-unlock) and some native code. You won't have to write the native code, but the app will have it, which will get it blocked from Marketplace without Microsoft's (very rarely-granted) approval. It should be easy to build a copy of the app without that feature, though.

The other portion that will need to be done is to modify the app so it checks its launch parameters. This one I can help you with, and it's also perfectly valid for a Marketplace app (it uses totally standard APIs as part of the OnNavigatedTo event handler for a XAML page). Among other things, that means that people who have the official version of the app would be able to set the association using an external tool, then tap on a link in an email or app and have IE+ launch to that page.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] wpxbox:
Count me in for Beta testing.

@GoodDayToDie That library idea sounds cool. Hope more apps to take benefit from it.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
you should have received a pm yesterday with a link to the skydrive-file.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] dejawho:
Hi, some big limitation on the official IE are the missing of a button next (to return on a page after using the button back) and an option to close all the tabs and colse al tab except the current one. This are features that IMHO would be interesting to include.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
it's possible in ie+ to step forward from your current page, look up in "functions".

the 2 other requested features should be summarized, because i don't support (like ie) a absence of tabs. at least, 1 tab must be opened. would be looking kinda weird when you're on the mainpage without any browser, wouldn't it ;)?

but the - clear all except the current tab - function is noticed for next version.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] dejawho:
Ok, great!

Also another function that is still missing from IE and that is very usefull is the text search in the page. Anyway thanks for the hard work!
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
find on page is in functions too ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] token05:
beta 2.5 looks very interesting.

speed is good, ui too.

I would like to see the dim feature. Is it activ in beta 3?

testing would be great.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] BigJeff:
Trying this out as we speak... Would be happy to test other releases!
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
there are just a few bug fixes left, afterwards it goes straight to the marketplace ;) I'll alert you here
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
just submitted for certification.
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] Gampanat:
jeez, haven't been checking IE+ for months, and when I saw the screenshots I really liked them :)

Great work! :) Almost out of BETA :P
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
Quotations:

name suggestions please per PM / mail. waited a week for nothing :(
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] BigJeff:
Still doesn't appear to be in the market... Hope it gets through sooon! If not the latest xap would do fine for me :D
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
unfortunately it's not up to me anymore, but it should get ready within the next days. Wasn't lazy the last weeks, almost finished the first update with quite alot changes, cb+ is getting awesome ;D
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] Magpir:
can see it in marketplace
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
how should this be possible? it's not certificated and published yet ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] BigJeff:
Yeah can you please post the most recent xap then please?
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
I'm sorry guys, launch delayed again.

seems that china don't allow bing as a search engine. Not quite sure how i will handle this, would be awesome if someone could explain which search-engine is used/usable there, so i will have to publish an extra app for china, we'll see if there's demand for cb+. If yes, I will go on with this strategy.

for those who are waiting:

I'm fixing existing bugs, and upload the latest version ASAP.

BUT: please check the marketplace for the offical version as soon as it's live, so you stay up to date.

sorry for delay, 2 weeks wasted for such a .... problem. Don't want to start political discussions about china here ;)
[Windows Phone 7 Apps and Games] roqstr:
well...

unfortunately, i broke the project. Well, let's say I and the win8 consumer preview broke my whole system. now, the windowsOld folder don't contain my personal stuff. Dunno where it's gone, but everything i could rescue was a backup from 2 month ago.

Gonna code until I revived the app completely, but I beg you to wait some more. I really ****ed things up, I'm sorry.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zakth:
I decided to go ahead and release some blue class-esque soft buttons that I created. Feel free to use these or edit them to your liking. I've included the image files so that you can just move them over to your SystemUI.Apk.
[Android Apps and Games] reiti.net:
Hi Volks - I am not quite sure how many tablet users are around here but because this was my first game aever developed for an android device I found it worth to also introduce it here :-)

"Tablet Tower Defense" (insanly creative name) plays on a Hexagonal Grid has 5 available Towers each upgradable 5 Times.

The whole gameplay is generic, there are no levels but the creeps get more health every 10th wave.

A small difference to classic tower defense games are the blocked fields which can be transformed by tokens (u get 1 token every 10th wave). They produce extra money, damage creeps, slows them down or upgrades nearby towers.

If a creep gets through your defense a random blocked field becomes "bad" - it acts against you, so you lose money, they get health, get faster or minimize the power of nearby towers. With tokens you can transform them again for sure.

If a creep reaches the target and no blocked fields are left, you lose. It can be really tough.

There is a free demo available at the android market with all features but capped to level 10.

https://market.android.com/details?id=com.rnet.tabdef

I would love if you try it out and tell me if it is good or bad or crap or you like it or even if u miss some features on it.

Have a nice day ;-)
[Android Apps and Games] reiti.net:
Update v1.2.3

Now Tablet Tower Defense is also available for Devices with Android Version 2.2 or higher!

Please remember, that this game was designed for bigger screens, so be sure to try the free demo first if it fits your need on your device.

Have Fun with this game!
[Android Apps and Games] reiti.net:
v1.2.5

fixed some scaling issues and 1 small bugfix
[Android Apps and Games] reiti.net:
Yes, I've uploaded an update for the full version as well.

I used the Demo Version as a kind of Beta-Testing for the updates and so the full version was updated a little later (last night).

They have now equal version, Market should show the right one (v1.2.5) - for me it shows correctly but if you're already a customer, give market some time, they lag sometimes with sending updates.

Do you wish anything for future versions? Just let me know.
[Android Apps and Games] reiti.net:
The demo version is now upgraded to full features but has advertisement in it.
[Android Apps and Games] reiti.net:
bad news: the adfree version of Tablet Tower Defense is pirated very heavily.

that let me think about offering any adfree versions at all in the future ... or putting drm/licensing in

but it's not all that bad - I got a handfull backlinks :o

edit: i was able to remove most of the links and illegal files, boards and hosters were very cooperative
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mafiapanda:
Is the original transformer still a good piece of electronic?

Or is it way outdated?

Wondering to save up the extra 340$ and buy a prime.

I will only use it for browser and note-taking, + some small apps.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sontin:
Not really. Nothing against the first Transformer, but specially Tegra 2 is outdated. The Prime is much better and worth every cent.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] JoeyLe:
Sure, it is still a good device. Just a slower processor, heavier, thicker and no super IPS.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] xmtsystems:
I have a prime and an original transformer, and other than the awesome weight and feel of the prime, I like my original transformer better. In my opinion, the Prime was rushed out too early, and has too many flaws at the moment. My original transformer works brilliantly.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mafiapanda:
Is the original transformer laggy?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] mibo666:
Yes ofc... TF101 isnt smooth and ui is often laggy... choppy animations etc.

Tegra 2 has not enough power with 1280x800 resolution. Prime with Tegra 3 is much better, better screen ips +, better cpu, gpu, camera with led, better speakers, aluminium, thiner, etc etc etc.

Wysłano z Samsung Galaxy S GT-I9000 z użyciem Tapatalk
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
I think that if you focus on how "smooth" the UI is on the original Transformer, then you'll notice lag. If, however, you just USE the thing without focusing so closely, you'll find that it's actually a pleasure to use. I think the whole "laggy UI" thing is very much the result of the same kind of mentality that focuses so hard on artificial benchmarks. For example, I have a Motorola Photon that benchmarks slower than my Samsung Epic 4G Touch, but in actual use I don't notice a performance difference unless I squint.

That said, the thing about the Prime that I'm looking forward to is the extra brightness from the IPS+ screen so I can finally use the thing outside on my back porch (I live in SoCal, and the whole "Sunny California" thing isn't just marketing). To me, that's a more meaningful difference between the Prime and the original Transformer than any sort of "lagginess"...
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] dazz87:
HoneyComb is laggy not the hardware......:D
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] markimar:
it still is a great pad. I just put mine up on eBay today! Mines only 4 months old. I loved it. Plus its rooted. It will show on auction at 4pm eastern time
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] kokusho:
Don't have the Prime yet but the original tf is really good. The main flaws are video decoding and honeycomb ****ty browser but ICS should make it a really worthwhile.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sdelliott31:
Its funny people talk about tegra 2 being outdated, when there are not many programs for it. You can't even get apps like hbogo and maxgo to work on it. It doesn't matter to me whose fault it is. I have the galaxy 7plus and I can't get madden or nfs hot pursuit to work on it. Great hardware lousy support. Imagine the fewer tegra 3 apps out for this yet. Yes I'm ranting.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] wynand32:
Isn't the 7 Plus Exynos?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] demandarin:
hbogo works perfectly on my tegra2 Motorola Atrix4g. I have it. it wouldn't show up in marketplace for the prime though. I might try emailing the apk from my phone to the prime and see if it'll install that way.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] adiliyo:
for basic use, it's perfectly fine, just a little chunkier and heavier.

the prime is more future proof though being newer hardware, but it really comes down to what you're going to use it for.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] RussianMenace:
Depending on what you want to do with it, the TF101 is still a perfectly useful tablet. I gave my old TF to my woman and she uses the crap out of it. She uses it primarily as a media consumption device with light gaming and occasional note-taking in class.

Just because there's a newer version out doesn't automatically make the previous model obsolete. If a device works for you and does everything you need it to do...why chase after anything else?
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] ryan562:
this

Sent from my Samsung Galaxy S II t989
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] Nutsonfire:
For the cost an old transformer is a better option especially if you do just basic stuff. It works fine and the prime is far from perfect yet.

I'm an early galaxy nexus adopter and I can't really say I'm getting my moneys worth now my old nexus s also has ics.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] sandiegopaneraiguy:
I have both, and intended to wipe my TF and give it to the Mrs. and keep the TFP.

I am now seriously considering taking the TFP back and getting another TF.

Im not impressed with the TFP at all. I honestly feel that the TF is less laggy, and since I dont use it to play games (use it almost exclusively for remote office) the TF has served me very well with its dock.

If I cant get a TFP dock by the end of the week, I will be returning it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] blackinjun:
Based on your stated use you are absolutely fine, even if you go a good deal further you are still absolutely fine. The only reason other than some aesthestics and the I can beat an IPAD reasoning is the price difference. If you are paying 399 versus 499 you should probably get the prime. If you are getting it for less which it looks like get the original.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
There's quite a significant security flaw in Google wallet at the moment.

Going into application settings and then clearing data for wallet is the same as resetting wallet from within the application, without having to enter a pin. Know what that means? You're able to set up a new password and have access to your prepaid card.

That's right. If a tech-savvy thief has your phone and you don't have a passcode on the lockscreen (possibly because Google's implementation of passcode stuff sucks) or the screen hasn't timed out yet, the thief will have access to whatever funds remain on your Google prepaid card, regardless of the pin you set in the application.

This is yet another reason why Google needs to add the ability to lock out INDIVIDUAL applications with a code or face recognition, not just the friggin' lockscreen. If someone gets your phone after you've entered your lockscreen code/pattern, they have free reign over the device as long as the screen is on. Third party software for this purpose just doesn't work very well at this stage. This functionality needs to be integrated into the OS. Sorry for going off on a tangent.

Basically:

1) Go into application settings

2) Clear data for Google wallet

3) Open wallet and set it back up

4) Everything remaining on your Google prepaid card can now be used.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bigmike2424:
That's a good point I don't know if Google wallet is supposed to more secure than a credit card.

If some one steals your wallet, what do you do? Suspend any transactions for that stolen card. Just do the same with the cards you have on Google wallet.

Or I'd just remotely wipe the phone , so they have none of your information on your phone .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
Any actual cards that you add to Wallet will of course be removed, but the Prepaid card will still work. How easy would it be to suspend transactions with Google?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] mDroidd:
Ouch... report it!

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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ronin09:
You have to have a passcode to use the wallet feature. I am not following this at all seriously.

To use this application, you have to get into line, make sure that your screen is on when you get to the counter and then make sure you put in your pin #/Passcode before swyping.

The only way for a thief to get access is to take your phone while its in your hand and the screen is open but then also if the screen shuts off, the application closes and you have to input your pin #/passcode again.

Try it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
You can reset the application without the passcode. Once that's done, simply open it up, set it up with a new passcode and you have access to the prepaid card immediately.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] theclueless:
try this:

open clear google wallet data, run google wallet again.

it will prompt you for new passcode and link it to the google account on your device.

of course, all the credit card info is wiped, but your google prepaid card can still be added without passcode, so whatever remaining balance you have on it will be usable by whoever activate it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ohnuhuh:
The OP explains it perfectly.

That means anyone who gets your phone, even while it's turned off, can follow these steps to remove whatever pin you have set. They can then set up Google Wallet with their own pin and add your prepaid card with all its funds back onto the app and start using it.

To be safe, you'll need to set your lockscreen to use one of the other security types such as pin, pattern, or password, and then hope nobody gets ahold of your phone while the phone itself is unlocked. I don't find face unlock to be very safe at all so I won't even recommend it for protecting Google Wallet funds.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ancostel:
to add some other failure of google wallet...somehow ur wallet gets registered w/ ur device...or that's how it looks like...i had a nexus s w/ wallet fully functional and about $12 left on the prepaid card...bought the GN and gave the NS to my wife...fully wiped the device, reinstalled the wallet and activated w/ my wife's account...guess what she got my remaining balance and when i activated mine on the GN i only got the $10...but to be 100% fair it could be something related with the fact that we're not really supposed to have this running on our phone...so might be something related to that, since my NS was on t-mobile and not sprint...hence i was running a "not approved" app...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Elganja:
I was having a hard time understanding too until you pointed this out (again?) ... thanks for the heads up.

did you submit this issue to google?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
Nope. How would I go about doing that? Knowing Google, even if we were to inform them today there wouldn't be a fix for at least a month.

Still can't believe that after three years they haven't got a solution allowing you to passcode protect individual applications in the OS. Dumbphones could do that back in 2004!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Elganja:
should be here: http://support.google.com/wallet/bin/static.py?hl=en&page=known_issues.cs (click on "let us know") but it isn't working for me atm
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
No surprise there, then. Thanks for the link. Hopefully they'll fix it by Q2.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] player911:
MIUI had a sweet security app based on individual apps. I would lock down my games cause my boy liked to get in there and press buttons aka delete my saves.

I don't know what process it would involve to port this over. But it would be a welcome one.

Galaxy Nexus - 4.0.3 CM9

Asus Transformer - 3.2 Revolver
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
I went ahead and emailed the relevant Google deparment about the issue. I'll keep you all updated if I get a response, but bear in mind that this is Google's rubbish customer service that we're talking about... I'm not getting my hopes up.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bp328i:
If you lose your phone just log into your Gmail and change the password. Problem solved.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
Yes, problem solved if you can get access to an internet-connected device quickly enough.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bp328i:
I guess I just don't see it as big of an issue as you do.

I mean if you lose your real wallet you have to track down the phone numbers to your credit card companies and call then all one by one. It would be easier and quicker in this day and age to find an internet-connected device.

All my friends and family have internet-connected devices (smart phones) so I could change my Gmail password faster than I could call one credit card company, get through their phone system, get a live person on the phone and cancel the card.

When it comes to money, credit cards or any thing being use as either of the two there will always be flaws that someone will try to exploit. And with this flaw it can be correct/stopped by the end user within 5 - 10 minutes.

But seriously good find on this!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Evangelion01:
That's true, I was trying to look at the worst case scenario. The flaw itself is pretty serious, but the consequences wouldn't be that great yet. I've only heard of one person who had over $100 on their prepaid card, and I think there are extra measures in place when purchasing larger items? Not sure.

But something as simple as this certainly needs to be fixed before NFC payments go mainstream.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bp328i:
I agree it is simple and does need to be fixed. They could make a quick fix by having each app that is based off our Gmail accounts require the Gmail password re-entered when an app is setup and not just ask permission.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Royal2000H:
Simple fix (force a Google authentication before setting new pin)... but it's low risk too.

Far likelier for someone to steal a credit/debit card, find a wallet, or copy the card's number and security code than for someone to find your phone, KNOW about this wallet data clearing and then use the phone as a card.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ohnuhuh:
According to the post by someone on the first page this wouldn't help at all, would it? According to that post, the money is tied to the phone itself not the Gmail account. So they could just log in with their own account and still access the money on the phone. Although I've read about people getting replacement phones and transferring their money over.. So I don't really know how all that works for sure.