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44 stories and discussions about mobile, aggregated from every source we track.

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17 points•tonyg•almost 4 years ago•3 comments
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Aiming for a 10 year life-cycle for smartphones

15 points•singpolyma•about 9 years ago•14 comments
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UPDATE June 2, 2018: USB Restricted Mode did not make it into iOS 11.4. However, in iOS 11.4.1 Beta USB Restricted Mode Has Arrived A new iOS update is about

12 points•MindTooth•over 8 years ago•2 comments
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<p>I came across these devices about four days ago - and purchased one which arrived yesterday - so I'm playing with this hardware which is really neat.</p> <p>The chipset in this device is the one mentioned at the end of this <a href="https://lobste.rs/s/khfqif/from_gongkai_to_open_source" rel="ugc">article</a> from <a href="http://www.bunniestudios.com/blog/?p=4297" rel="ugc">bunnie studios</a></p>

12 points•fcbsd•over 10 years ago•0 comments
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Your full-screen hero looks perfect in the simulator and cuts off the CTA on a real phone. It's not a bug in your code — it's `vh` answering a question you didn't ask. Three new units fix it with zero JavaScript.

11 points•parsajiravand•8 days ago•0 comments
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9 points•busymom0•8 days ago•3 comments•
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It is possible to steal money from locked mobile devices just by taking advantage of Venmo SMS notification system using Siri

9 points•calvin•about 10 years ago•1 comment
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API 37 checks and a system location button prepare Android migration. PEM parsing and task-clearing exit put more security-sensitive platform and format handling into Codename One.

6 points•codenameone•6 days ago•0 comments
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Sequential tests on a Taiwan Mobile 4G hotspot in Taipei. Download measured 55 kbit/s at 15:08 and 30 Mbit/s at 17:47; Tor and Snowflake connected throughout.

6 points•7tehdt3cnw6kir6o•8 days ago•0 comments
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6 points•adsouza•over 10 years ago•0 comments
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A Java 25 doclet turns the Codename One API model and Markdown comments into Hugo content. The site gains integrated search and theming while preserving member links and the offline Javadoc archive.

5 points•codenameone•7 days ago•0 comments
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A Go performance comparison led us from stack allocation to GC pacing, parallel marking, and image caches. ParparVM can explore those choices while keeping ordinary Java APIs.

5 points•codenameone•11 days ago•0 comments
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<p>Hi Lobsters!</p> <p>The best way to share pics used to involve <a href="https://xkcd.com/949/" rel="ugc">driving to a friend's house with a USB stick</a>. Ironically, this solution does not work any more since most "regular" people own no PCs.</p> <p>I guess techies have our techniques: mail, upload to Dropbox, upload to "megaupload"-style site, share via flickr...</p> <p>However, for people like my mom who has no computer, just a smartphone, and no technical knowledge, it's being a nightmare.</p> <p>She shares pics via whatsapp which is popular within her demographic. However it compresses media, making them unsuitable for printing or viewing in a large screen. Telegram has a "file" mode which allows sending uncompressed pictures but it's kind of difficult to use. If Whatsapp could send uncompressed media by default, I wouldn't be posting this.</p> <p>Mail is also popular though the size limitations kill it. She is used to manually send like 8 mails with 3 pictures each, which takes her half an hour, and it makes me sad.</p> <p>Dropbox/icloud is doable for her. The problem is that people who receive the pictures, usually older moms too, can see them on the website from their phones, but it's not easy to transfer them to their phones "camera roll" or downloads folder, depending on the OS</p> <p>Using "megaupload"-like sites is probably a bad idea, too difficult to use and prone to questionable ads which display fake warning banners which can scare them.</p> <p>What do your moms use to share pictures?</p> <ul> <li>Easy to share: open photos app, select, "share to", select app</li> <li>Easy for other moms to download them to their phones, not just view them online</li> <li>Don't require all moms to download a new app. They usually have email and Whatsapp installed, nothing else. However they'd be open to installing apps if they solve the problem completely.</li> <li>Multi platform, and mobile, since none of them owns a computer</li> <li>It may have a difficult set-up process since I'd install it and configure it myself.</li> </ul> <p>Do you know if something like this exists?</p> <p>Thanks!</p>

4 points•cfenollosa•about 10 years ago•8 comments
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Make international calls to any landline or mobile from your computer. No app to install, cents a minute, and the price is shown before you dial.

3 points•azyc•7 days ago•1 comment•
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The mined materials in a mobile phone, and which countries produced each of them in 2025, from U.S. Geological Survey data.

2 points•Roccan•6 days ago•0 comments•
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ColliePWA is a mobile web UI for your agent herd. Watch every agent, answer the one that is blocked, and keep the work moving from your phone.

2 points•asar•10 days ago•1 comment•
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<p>Includes a text version of the talk</p>

2 points•pushcx•almost 11 years ago•1 comment
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📱 Free, open-source IPTV player built for Android phones — portrait UI, touch controls, offline downloads and instant search. Based on OpenTV. - opentv-mobile/opentv-mobile

1 points•topazo•about 8 hours ago•0 comments•
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A journal a day, pages for what outlives it and wikilinks between them, as plain markdown files you own. Free on your own machine - Sync+ keeps it end-to-end encrypted across your devices.

1 points•gb2d_hn•about 12 hours ago•1 comment•
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1 points•Cyberlion•2 days ago•0 comments•
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1 points•kunal9955•3 days ago•0 comments•
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Explore the latest tech trends, best AI tools, coding assistants, and software development guides for 2026 to boost your digital workflow.

1 points•techGuardpro•4 days ago•0 comments•
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Discover how users earn through reward games, Walk to Earn, weekly rewards, PayPal redemption, and community activities on WORK Network.

1 points•onlineiqbal•4 days ago•0 comments•
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IR-2026-114, Sept. 25, 2026 — The IRS today announced the launch of the new IRS mobile app, replacing IRS2Go and expanding the agency’s digital services to give taxpayers more ways to securely access IRS tools and…

1 points•duck•5 days ago•0 comments•
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Sequential tests on a Taiwan Mobile 4G hotspot in Taipei. Download measured 55 kbit/s at 15:08 and 30 Mbit/s at 17:47; Tor and Snowflake connected throughout.

1 points•DemiGuru•5 days ago•0 comments•
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OctoStudio is a free mobile coding app developed by the Lifelong Kindergarten group at MIT Media Lab

1 points•the-mitr•5 days ago•0 comments•
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GitNotēs is a mobile notes, todos, and infinite canvas app powered by your Git repositories. Supports Markdown, Neorg & Org-mode. AI assistant included. Free to start, Pro from $3.99/month. The privacy-first Notion &…

1 points•vidwa•6 days ago•0 comments•
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Boost mobile game performance with AI-powered super resolution and frame generation on Snapdragon. Learn how Adreno Neural Fusion SDK works.

1 points•Re-Tails•7 days ago•1 comment•
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Device automation CLI for AI agents. Real apps on iOS, Android, TV, and desktop. Token-efficient snapshots, semantic refs, evidence captured only when needed.

1 points•novoreorx•8 days ago•0 comments•
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Five submissions to MTN Mobile Money's sandbox, and what they cost me to learn.

1 points•devalerek•10 days ago•0 comments•
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Mobile navigation must be discoverable, accessible, and take little screen space. Exposing the navigation and hiding it in a hamburger both have pros and cons.

1 points•flyingfisch•almost 11 years ago•0 comments
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Codename One supports Xcode 27 builds with SDK-derived deployment floors and checks for iOS 27 launch-screen and scene-lifecycle requirements.

0 points•codenameone•1 day ago•0 comments
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Follow an invitation from a share sheet through Android installation or an iOS App Clip, then connect exact attribution to Codename One analytics.

0 points•codenameone•2 days ago•0 comments
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Use Codename One's Vault API to encrypt synchronized records, keep operational keys opaque, and choose password, remembered-device, or passkey unlock.

0 points•codenameone•3 days ago•1 comment
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Build a small native Java service with Codename One's backend, generated controllers, shared validation, and an ORM that works with SQLite, PostgreSQL, and MySQL.

0 points•codenameone•4 days ago•1 comment
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Why we brought Codename One's mobile runtime to the server: small native Java executables, Go comparisons, and shared code from the app to its database.

0 points•codenameone•5 days ago•0 comments
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This blog post introduces open-obfuscator, a new open-source project to obfuscate mobile applications.

0 points•crazyloglad•almost 4 years ago•0 comments
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How I planned, built, and refined a mobile app with Claude Opus 5.5

-1 points•lukewilson•1 day ago•0 comments

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