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Tag Archives: mobile
Getting a handle on Ubuntu mobile power management
To get an idea on the current power usage and some suggestions on how to improve power-management ‘powertop‘ is a must-have. sudo apt-get install powertop Powertop Screenshot For some more detailed suggestions this is a good start: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/PowerManagement/ReducedPower
Mobile Browser Testing on the Desktop
If you need to check websites for mobile compliance on a regular basis you know that having a device to constantly check is painful and slows down your work during debugging and phases of constant change. by adactio There are a … Continue reading
Posted in development, documentation, mobile
Tagged browser, content, desktop, mobile, testing
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Open Governance Index – measuring openness
This is an interesting report and info-graphic by the folks at VisionMobile on a new way of measuring the openness of some mobile open source projects. The Open Governance Index measures the true openness of eight open source projects – Android, Qt, … Continue reading
Install Handbrake on Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty)
To convert a DVD and make it viewable on your mobile device Handbrake seems to be the most useful tool I have discovered so far. Since it is not part of the default Ubuntu Repositories here is the installation process. … Continue reading
My mobile personal learning environment
Taking part in MobiMOOC has given me the opportunity to take stock of my own MobilePLE – the top 5 tools I find most useful as part of my ongoing learning. Catch Notes (previously 3Bananas) – mobile note taking the … Continue reading
Posted in education, mobile, telework / digital nomads, work
Tagged apps, learning, mobile, mobimooc, ple
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Huawei K3765 on Ubuntu 10.04 (Lucid)
Since I have switched my 3G data network from Hutchinson Three to Vodafone AU recently I also upgraded the USB modem from a Huwaei E220 (which used to work fine on recent Ubuntu NBR releases on my trusty old ASUS … Continue reading
Posted in documentation, mobile, telework / digital nomads
Tagged 3g, data, eeepc, huawei, mobile, netbook, ubuntu, vodafone
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Ubuntu – Google Mail (GoogleApps) as default mail client
Since Ubuntu 9.10 NetbookRemix has been released I am again finding myself using my trusty old ASUS EEE when on the road. And finally it seems I have found a vanilla Linux distribution that is reasonably responsive and works ‘out of the box’. … Continue reading
Posted in documentation, telework / digital nomads
Tagged chrome, configuration, gmail, google mail, googleaps, linux, mailclient, mobile, ubuntu
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m-learn: Mobile evidence gathering using GoogleDocs
This one nearly escaped my attention yesterday. Google has just announced the ability to edit Google Docs on your mobile device via their Google Mobile Blog. Just point your mobile browser to m.google.com/docs and start editing. Along with the use … Continue reading
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Tagged elearning, googleapps, mlearning, mobile, moodle, tagging
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Testing mobile Twitter clients
Being out and about a lot, I am a fairly heavy user of my mobile internet plan (currently with Hutchinson 3). One of the more common tasks when there is some down-time while in transit or waiting for coffee is … Continue reading





