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Android Blackbook: ToDo List

Jul 4th

Posted by nseidm1 in Android

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As of July 4th here are the current features:

  • Global notifications replacement. Blacklisted and non blacklisted sms notifications are handled entirely by the application
  • Dummy text messages
  • Call filtering
  • Call number masking
  • Send calls to voicemail, with two distinct methods configurable in the main settings
  • Silence contact
  • Import/Export contact information. At this time only the first line of the postal address it exported.
  • Support for full postal address in the application, with full address being imported
  • Customizable login number
  • Fully integrated SMS client
  • SMS client themes
  • Advanced memory tactics. The entire UI layout will has been redesigned to reduce memory use up to 10x. This will substantially reduce, if not eliminate, memory related freezes
  • Photos support that import Facebook images from the main contact book
  • New custom menus!

I have many things I need and want to add:

  • MMS support! I know, I promise I will add it
  • More SMS themes :)
  • Blinking lights on system notifications
  • Customizable dummy message
  • Group SMS messages
  • Password recovery. Possibly a secret gesture on the main screen? May replace main login method, or supplement it
  • Contact export to email
  • More custom menus rather than default
  • More ui enhancements
  • Compatibility with 2.2
  • Compatibility with smaller and tablet size screens
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AJAX WordPress Theme – Web 2.0 Next Generation Animation

Nov 26th

Posted by nseidm1 in Bloxpress

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The Bloxpress2 theme for WordPress utilizes Asynchronous Javascript and XML technologies [AJAX]. The default themes utilizes AJAX to allow widget drag and drop, on-screen relocation. The theme is predominantly W3C compliant, although random errors do occur, which are most likely the result of plugin conflicts. There is a statement of the website that says the theme degrades gracefully. I have not tested this design parameter, although this is becoming an increasingly important standard. User compatibility, and support for the disabled are quickly becoming a required component of a web 2.0 website. Enjoy the Bloxpress theme if you choose to use it. I also enjoy Vistered Little Theme; there are many excellent WordPress themes to choose from. http://www.bloxpress.org