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Starting to Code in Java

January 21, 2016November 15, 2015 by Alex Clarke

Java is a versatile language that is great for beginners. Learning to code in Java is also fairly easy to learn how to use and has many applications. Java is an Object Oriented Programming (OOP) language. This means that by defining objects using Java we can create our own variable types. If you are new to java coding feel free to check out my other pages on what an IDE is and how to download one, how to use jGrasp, and how to use Eclipse. I will be using Eclipse to show you how to start coding.

Alt: The New Minimalistic iPhone Case by mod-3

January 21, 2016November 13, 2015 by Alex Clarke

Alt phone iphone case — Source: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/mod-3/alt-the-perfectly-minimal-iphone-case-and-mounting

Alt is a new minimalistic phone case for the iPhone 6s and 6s plus. From mod-3, the creators of the RADIUS case, this new case takes their old design and makes it more sleek and modern for the new iPhone.

Alt has a very simplistic almost artistic look to it, that still has full functionality for a case, for flat surfaces. The reason I mention this is because it will protect your phone if the surface is flat because by covering the corners and back any flat floor will hit the corner before the uncovered side of your phone. But on an uneven surface it may hit the side first.

Using the Eclipse Environment

February 5, 2017November 10, 2015 by Alex Clarke

What is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment)? Which ones are good for beginners and which are good for intermediate programmers? What is Eclipse? How and where can you download it? All this and more can be found in my previous article by clicking here.

This is where I left off in my article Getting Started with Coding in Java:

UsBidi – The Latest Innovation in Charging

January 21, 2016November 5, 2015 by Alex Clarke

UsBidi charger kickstarter iphone samsung apple tablet — Source: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/evolvedcharger/usbidi-the-worlds-most-intelligent-charger-ever

UsBidi is in its production stage as of yet, but it is a new innovation that would allow for smarter and safer charging of smartphones and tablets. This new charger will be compatible with both Android (Samsung, Nexus, etc) and Apple (iPhone, iPad) devices. This charger could become better than the current standard for mobile device chargers. It could revolutionize the way we think about charging. With all the tips and tricks out there that are designed to improve battery life and to make your life easier, our society has been waiting for an answer to how to improve the way that we charge our phones so that it is more effective, faster and more efficient. This new revolution will allow you to continue with the ease of living your life without worrying if you are destroying the battery on your phone.

Using the jGrasp Environment

January 21, 2016August 27, 2015 by Alex Clarke

What is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment)? Which two IDEs would I suggest? What is jGrasp and how do you download and install it? You can find out in my previous article by clicking here.

This is where I left off with jGrasp in my article Getting Started with Coding in Java:

Stephen Hawking and Artificial Intelligence

January 21, 2016August 4, 2015 by Alex Clarke

Picture and quote from Stephen Hawking. This in support of the topic of Artificial Intelligence — Source: http://www.philtv.ph/advanced-artificial-intelligence-can-possibly-end-human-race-stephen-hawking/

A couple of days ago reddit.com started an Ask Me Anything (AMA) with Stephen Hawking to discuss his views on the future of Artificial Intelligence and for people to ask questions regarding the subject. Unlike other AMAs, this one will not be live. It will be in a comment fashion, where you post your question and then Professor Hawking can answer them at his own pace.