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Blogging from Android

This is going to be quite a short blog post. I bought an Android device. Well this is no big thing because it's been almost five years since the first release of Android. But I'm new to it. Still grabbing bits and pieces on how to use it.

I've been using several mobile devices time to time over the past few years. My first phone was a NEC-e1108 which was not good at all. Then used a Sony Ericsson K770i which was really a good phone. That phone made me a photogrpher. In 2011 I got a Nokia 5230 as a gift from a friend. Good thing with it was it had GPS. But when when my needs become more I wanted something that capable of much more things. That's why I bought my Galaxy Note II. Few years back it was the dream of mine to use a Linux capable phone. And now it's here.

As I said I'm still trying to grab bits and pieces on how to use Android. I've been able to experience several cool stuff. I'm writing this post using the S-Pen and using the Google's Blogger app. Handwriting recognition is pretty awesome.

A while ago I managed to setup Tor to work with Google Chrome browser. Most probably within next few months I'm planning to learn Android application development as well. No plans to root the device until The warranty expires, however I would love to hack this device.

And much more to try out such as USB OTG (On The Go). I'm going to try out mounting my one terabyte portable hard disk into the phone. And I hope it's going to open the door for much more cool and interesting stuff. :)

Cheers!
(This is just a blog post I wrote to try out Blogger app on Android)

Comments (5)

sonduru sitha

August 10, 2013 at 11:04 AM

Cheers!

Dakshina

August 10, 2013 at 11:11 AM

Congratz bro!
So hopefully we can see a custom ROM or MOD (even a Kernel) from Shakunthla on XDAForums? ;)

ශාකුන්තල | Shaakunthala

August 10, 2013 at 11:39 AM

Haha... thanks! But not very soon. My research interests are in device encryption and forensics.

Kusal

August 10, 2013 at 12:06 PM

Haha I saw your phone ;)

after longtime . We can see "programming is passion " again with new gadget!

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