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Monday, August 26, 2013
Dropbox Platform opens up cross platform syncing for third party apps
Dropbox has revealed a new set of developer tools called Dropbox Platform, which aims to help make your data readily available across platforms and apps.
The company announced the new tool at its first Dropbox developer conference, DBX, which is being held in San Francisco this week.
The Sync API already lets developers access Dropboxs file syncing technology, but this latest announcement opens up far more possibilities.
For example, the new Datastore API allows app developers to sync app-specific data to the cloud. This could involve settings, contacts, to-do lists, sketches, and even game save files, to name just three.
It means that you could have an app installed on multiple devices and it would sync up across them without fuss. Potentially the most exciting aspect of this will be for mobile gamers, who will be able to start a game on their Apple iPad and continue it on their Android phone (or vice versa).
The other tool is Drop-in, which provides simple lines of code to add important Dropbox functionality to your app quickly and efficiently. The two initial examples provided are Chooser, which grants quick access to Dropbox files from within an app (for sharing files, for example), and Saver which - you guessed it - permits one-click saving to the cloud.
The important thing to note here is that Dropbox Platform doesnt provide a whole heap of brand new functionality, but it does make it a lot easier for app developers to sync data to the cloud. This should ensure that we see such features as standard in a lot more apps from now on.
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The company announced the new tool at its first Dropbox developer conference, DBX, which is being held in San Francisco this week.
The Sync API already lets developers access Dropboxs file syncing technology, but this latest announcement opens up far more possibilities.
For example, the new Datastore API allows app developers to sync app-specific data to the cloud. This could involve settings, contacts, to-do lists, sketches, and even game save files, to name just three.
It means that you could have an app installed on multiple devices and it would sync up across them without fuss. Potentially the most exciting aspect of this will be for mobile gamers, who will be able to start a game on their Apple iPad and continue it on their Android phone (or vice versa).
The other tool is Drop-in, which provides simple lines of code to add important Dropbox functionality to your app quickly and efficiently. The two initial examples provided are Chooser, which grants quick access to Dropbox files from within an app (for sharing files, for example), and Saver which - you guessed it - permits one-click saving to the cloud.
The important thing to note here is that Dropbox Platform doesnt provide a whole heap of brand new functionality, but it does make it a lot easier for app developers to sync data to the cloud. This should ensure that we see such features as standard in a lot more apps from now on.
Monday, July 8, 2013
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 Review Third Generation of Intel Ivy Bridge
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 Review - In a world of many different kinds of brands that emit powerful notebook. Upgrade to a third generation of Intel Ivy Bridge CPUs have a lot in select people. If you like the idea of Ultrabooks but need a full-size notebook processing power select Lenovo ThinkPad X230 which has replaced the previous version of the Lenovo X series machines, this notebook can also use the pen and multi-touch.
Price of Lenovo ThinkPad X230 starts at $1,179. X230t Tablet starts at $1,479. you also can choose a wide selection of processors that include a choice of Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 CPUs. You can get a 320 gig 7200 RPM hard drive or SSD drive, and theres mSATA slot so you can use mSATA SSD than a hard drive. owned RAM memory 4 gigs of RAM (1 DIMM, two slots total). This notebook has an Intel single band 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth and webcam 720p
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 has a quality and a strong body. Magnesium alloy roll cage ensures the notebook body strength. panel displays almost no flex. keyboard has almost no flex and the antenna cover at the edge of the screen has also been installed. This notebook is not too thin size of 1.05 inches. and the coolant does not need to worry because this notebook has a lot of air.
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 series has made it look a little fat. This notebook has two USB 3.0 ports on the left and one USB 2.0 port hidden on the right. has two VGA and mini Display Port on the left. and Gigabyte Ethernet, and an SD card slot on the right. Theres an Express Card/54 slot, wireless on / off slider and keyboard Fn key for wireless control.
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 Review - Third Generation of Intel Ivy Bridge Laptop will not heat up quickly, even when playing videos or playing games just warm, thanks to the notebook casing material used actually feels colder. Regular Ultrabase dock connector is placed at the bottom and working machines with optional Lenovo 6 cell battery. Ultrabase has a Display Port and VGA and ports, four USB ports and Gigabyte Ethernet. 3 Series ThinkPad USB 3.0 docking is another option that has 5 USB 3.0 ports, Display Port, Gigabyte Ethernet.
Price of Lenovo ThinkPad X230 starts at $1,179. X230t Tablet starts at $1,479. you also can choose a wide selection of processors that include a choice of Intel Core i3, i5 and i7 CPUs. You can get a 320 gig 7200 RPM hard drive or SSD drive, and theres mSATA slot so you can use mSATA SSD than a hard drive. owned RAM memory 4 gigs of RAM (1 DIMM, two slots total). This notebook has an Intel single band 802.11n WiFi, Bluetooth and webcam 720p
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 has a quality and a strong body. Magnesium alloy roll cage ensures the notebook body strength. panel displays almost no flex. keyboard has almost no flex and the antenna cover at the edge of the screen has also been installed. This notebook is not too thin size of 1.05 inches. and the coolant does not need to worry because this notebook has a lot of air.
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 series has made it look a little fat. This notebook has two USB 3.0 ports on the left and one USB 2.0 port hidden on the right. has two VGA and mini Display Port on the left. and Gigabyte Ethernet, and an SD card slot on the right. Theres an Express Card/54 slot, wireless on / off slider and keyboard Fn key for wireless control.
Lenovo ThinkPad X230 Review - Third Generation of Intel Ivy Bridge Laptop will not heat up quickly, even when playing videos or playing games just warm, thanks to the notebook casing material used actually feels colder. Regular Ultrabase dock connector is placed at the bottom and working machines with optional Lenovo 6 cell battery. Ultrabase has a Display Port and VGA and ports, four USB ports and Gigabyte Ethernet. 3 Series ThinkPad USB 3.0 docking is another option that has 5 USB 3.0 ports, Display Port, Gigabyte Ethernet.
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