Android barcode scanner in 6 lines of Python code
After my last video about using a barcode scanner to add and search books in your library, I was feeling pretty happy. Bar code scanners are pretty cheap–mine cost about $65. But then Google released the Android Scripting Environment (ASE) and it turns out that you don’t even need a bar code scanner. Instead, you can use an Android phone such as the G1. Just as a proof-of-concept, here’s a barcode
Japanese cellphones may be clever, but that doesn't make them smart
Japanese cellphones may be clever, but that doesn't make them smart Hiroko Tabuchi's NYT article on Why Japan’s Cellphones Haven’t Gone Global has been making the rounds. It is a good article, but she makes one unfortunate mistake: she uses that amorphous term "smartphone" to describe Japanese cellphones. Luckily, she only does it once in the whole article, but I fear the damage has been done. See
Why Japan’s Cellphones Haven’t Gone Global (Published 2009)
Japanese cellphone makers want to expand, but their clever handsets do not work on other networks.Credit...Robert Gilhooly/Bloomberg News TOKYO � At first glance, Japanese cellphones are a gadget lover’s dream: ready for Internet and e-mail, they double as credit cards, boarding passes and even body-fat calculators. But it is hard to find anyone in Chicago or London using a Japanese phone like a P
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