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A PSA for all you application developers out there: Google has updated the Android Market Developer Distribution Agreement "in preparation for some work we’re doing on introducing new payment options, which we think developers will like." Here's what's been added, though damned if we understand it. - In Section 13.1, “authorized carriers” have been added as an indemnified party.
- Section 13.2 is new in its entirety, covering indemnity for payment processors for claims related to tax accrual.
Anyhoo, if you're a registered developer, you need to log into the developer console within 30 days of today to accept the new agreement, so get to clicking. [Google Developer Blog] Posted originally at Android Central Sponsored by Android Cases and Accessories 
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Apple has this morning issued the following official statement about the whereabouts of the elusive white iPhone, which it had said would be available by the end of July:
"White models of Apple's new iPhone® 4 have continued to be more challenging to manufacture than we originally expected, and as a result they will not [...]
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For all you HTC lovers out there, there’s some good news. While there was fear that Android 3.0 (or Gingerbread) would completely disable manufacturer skins, HTC is apparently not worried about their Sense overlay. Forbes recently interviewed David Bamford, the design lead of HTC, and offered up this nugget of information:
Google, too, has indicated that [...] For more information on Android and the current Android mobile phones, check out our Android Guides
Gingerbread to Not Do Away with HTC Sense
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In this tutorial, we're going to look at a very common web page element: navigation menus. The Menu widget provides a timesaving and code-effi cient solution to common website application requirements.
The skills that you will take away from this chapter include:
• How to implement a basic navigation menu
• How to override the default sam skin
• How to create an application-style menu bar
• How to use the ContextMenu type
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Back in January, we published the first benchmarks of Debian GNU/kFreeBSD: the spin of Debian that replaces the Linux kernel with the FreeBSD kernel while retaining most of the same GNU user-land and it uses the GNU C library. With those original tests comparing Debian GNU/Linux to Debian GNU/kFreeBSD, the Linux version ended up winning in 18 of the 27 tests. However, over the past six months, the Debian GNU/kFreeBSD port has matured and it's also moved to using the FreeBSD 7.3 kernel by default
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 This Illustrator/Photoshop tutorial will walk you through the process of creating some unique type by combining the power of Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop. We will explore various techniques such as airbrushing, using blending modes, creating ambient lighting with the Gradient Tool, and more.
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 In this tutorial, we will create an out-of-this-world composition of a computer mouse that is streaking down like a meteor. We will focus on creating unique light effects and leveraging layer adjustment techniques for coloring and enhancing our scene.
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