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I think you would want to inspect the source code before you use a third-party library in a case like that

You can use https://market.android.com/details?id=com.notenking.mf if you're rooted, dan werkt het wel bij mij namelijk

Instructions on how to use web debugging via USB: http://code.google.com/chrome/mobile/docs/debugging.html

You can then access http://localhost:9222/ which shows a list of all pages currently open on your device, which link to a page on http://chrome-devtools-frontend.appspot.com/ for example http://chrome-devtools-frontend.appspot.com/static/16.0.912.... which in turn connects to a websocket on localhost like ws://localhost:9222/devtools/page/2 to debug your mobile browser!

Well, that's what memory is made for right? You could also not run any apps and enjoy 300MB of unused memory, but that wouldn't be very useful. Android has a very nice system in place that manages its memory.

Just a note: the rendering in this app does not use Android's webkit! For example the rounded borders on ihackersnews.com are square! It seems that it doesn't use the namespaced -webkit-border-radius but only the normal border-radius Interesting

It's more like XMS really, cross media scripting

You should ask one of the devs whose app is being featured, don't know if Google allows them to answer though

Yeah, you should swap those two steps

I believe this is because you would be getting a mosaic with all the different shades of gray instead of only 6

What is also very different is the way WhatsApp is used, as you break up messages in multiple bits sometimes, which doesn't matter because it's free anyway

Problem in the EU is that there are a lot of different payment systems, in the Netherlands we have iDeal for example which works great, but is only usable here. Dutch people also almost never pay with creditcard

Seriously try it out, it might require some time to get it setup in the way that you want, but combined with XBMC it is golden