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BAM Huawei Mobile Partner For Linux Download and Install

Click to enlarge Profile management Broadband connection is one of the most used internet connections, alongside wired and wi-fi internet connection. And the most used device to use broadband connection is USB Modem (GSM/CDMA), and one of the most used brands is Huawei, a world-recognized Chinese manufacture that focuses to produce great networking devices (modems, router etc). It is probably the most popular brand from China and I have to say that Huawei is a great product. Because of this I decided to buy a CDMA USB modem from Huawei. And greatly, this has already been recognized by Linux from so long time ago and so I can use the modem easily with GNOMEs Network Manager. But later I found a problem : how to top up my prepaid internet account? To top up my prepaid internet account, I have to send a SMS to the provider and I cant do this on Linux. With forced, I temporarily used Mobile Partner application on Windows to buy / top up my prepaid internet account. But later, Praise Go...
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Basecamp Mobile and Mobile Project Management

Heres a good rant from the NYTimes that asks more questions than it answers, titled "When the Browser Doesnt Cut it: Basecamps Lack of Mobility." LINK Any other suggested solutions to the lack of a mobile feature in 37Signals Basecamp? My current favorite toy, RTMilk (LINK) isnt anything as collaborative as Basecamp but it does have a fabulous BlackBerry (and iPhone) sync feature.
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Battery Status of your Visitor’s Mobile Phone

When someone visits your website, you can easily retrieve information about the charge level of their mobile or laptop�s battery through the Battery Status API. Here the source code: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>Battery Status API Example</title> <script> window.onload = function () { function updateBatteryStatus(battery) { document.querySelector(#charging).textContent = battery.charging ? charging : not charging; document.querySelector(#level).textContent = battery.level; document.querySelector(#dischargingTime).textContent = battery.dischargingTime / 60; } navigator.getBattery().then(function(battery) { // Update the battery status initially when the promise resolves ... updateBatteryStatus(battery); // .. and for any subsequent updates. battery.onchargingchange = function () { updateBatteryStatus(battery); }; battery.onlevelchange = function () { updateBatteryStatus(battery); }; battery.ondischargingtimechange = funct...
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