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Change Default Search Engine in Firefox for Android

Productivity Sauce

15.08.2013

I've been using Ixquick as my primary search engine lately, and I'm pretty happy with it so far. In fact, I like it so much that I decided to set it as the default search engine on Firefox for Android. It turned out, though, that this is not as straightforward as I expected. Here is how this can be done.

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Keon and Peak: Two Firefox OS smartphones tested

REVIEWS: Foxy Phones free

JavaScript, HTML5, and a liberal helping of Linux and Android inheritances: This is Firefox OS, the smartphone operating system Mozilla created to push into the low-end smartphone market. We tested the Keon and Peak models by Geeksphone.

Mobile , Web Development

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Printing from iPad or iPhone via AirPrint and CUPS

LINUXUSER: Printing on Air free

If your home network includes a Linux machine, you have access to everything you need to share your printers on the network as AirPrint-enabled devices.

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Track Your Expenses with Budget for Android

Productivity Sauce

31.07.2013

Keeping track of your expenses is the first step to minimizing them, and Budget with envelopes (or just Budget) can help you with that with a minimum of fuss.

Android

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Build Databases on Palm Device with Pilot-DB

Productivity Sauce

30.07.2013

I love the technology of yesteryear. That's why I prefer to shoot with my trusty Nikon F-501 film SLR.

Palm

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Take Notes and Manage Tasks on Android with NoNonsense Notes

Productivity Sauce

29.07.2013

My quest for a note and task managing app for Android is now officially over (for the time being, anyway). Why? Because I've found a tool that meets pretty much all of my needs.

Android

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Figure 8: Running Damn Small Linux in Limbo.

Convert an Android Device to Linux

Linux on a Droid

15.07.2013

If you want to install Linux on an Android device, you have several options. We examine some of the possibilities.

Android , Linux

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Reading data from GPS devices

FEATURES: Training Support free

With a small GPS receiver on his wrist, Mike has been jogging through San Francisco neighborhoods. While catching his breath, safe at home, he visualizes the data he acquired while running with Perl.

Mobile , Perl

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Use an Android Device as Screen and Input for Raspberry Pi

Productivity Sauce

29.06.2013

Got an Android device? Want to use it as a screen and keyboard for Raspberry Pi? A simple trick described in a thread on the Raspberry Pi forum site can help you with that.

Android

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