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Google TV with a portable monitor and a Chromecast (video tutorial)

Google TV with a portable monitor and a Chromecast (video tutorial)

June 24, 2023June 5, 2024 Pygmalion
In this short video tutorial we’ll show you how to assemble a Google TV from an ARZOPA 15.6 inch monitor and a Chromecast. You’ll also need a couple of USB-C cables, a Mini HDMI to HDMI (f... Read More
OSMDroid with Google Play Location Services

OSMDroid with Google Play Location Services

December 31, 2014 Pygmalion
Introduction OSMDroid is a suitable alternative to Google Maps if you need an alternative tile source for mobile maps (e.g. a hiking map or a custom representation of a campus or theme park). In this ... Read More
Google Analytics SDK v4 with libGDX

Google Analytics SDK v4 with libGDX

September 25, 2014September 25, 2014 Pygmalion
Introduction Google discourages the use of the legacy Analytics SDK in new projects. Instead the want you to use Android Native Application Tracking as provided by Google Play Services. Some documenta... Read More
AdMob with libGDX

AdMob with libGDX

September 24, 2014September 24, 2014 Pygmalion
Introduction As of August 1, 2014 Google requires you to implement the Play version of the Mobile ADS SDK in your app. They offer some documentation on how to do this in Android Studio. However, we us... Read More
Google Play Game Services with libGDX

Google Play Game Services with libGDX

September 24, 2014October 7, 2014 Pygmalion
Introduction Android changes, libGDX changes and Google Play Services change really fast. In order to implement Google Play Services in a libGDX Android app I proceeded from the excellent tutorial by ... Read More
Retrieving Google geocoded co-ordinates in Python

Retrieving Google geocoded co-ordinates in Python

August 3, 2011August 3, 2011 Pygmalion
Import the json and the urllib2 modules: import json, urllib2 Programmatically contruct the URL to meet the requirements of the the geocoding webservice, i.e. make it look like this (click to view the... Read More
WordPress AdSense Widget

WordPress AdSense Widget

June 25, 2008 Pygmalion
We customized Mike Smullin’s AdSense to meet the current specs. Our sidebar shows what it looks like. You can find our version right here. After installation and activation you only need to spec... Read More

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