It can become increasingly difficult to cope with distance in marriages. Here is some long distance marriage advice, which will help you strengthen your relationship even further… Marriages are built on trust, mutual respect and most importantly communication.
You prefer to have unprotected love with a long term partner Before having unprotected love with a partner, it’s recommended that both you and your partner take some comprehensive home std test . It is a common misconception that the contraceptive pill protects against sensually transmitted diseases. While the pill does prevent pregnancy, it provides no protection against STDs, and testing is recommended for both you and your partner before you engage in unprotected love.
There are many types of sexually transmitted diseases (STD) that can be caused by unprotected love irrespective of whether its is hetero or homo. The most common types of STDs are Chlamydia, Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Trichomoniasis, HPV, Genital Warts, Hepatitis, and HIV.
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Have you been wanting to add maps, complete with pushpins and infoboxes to your Enyo-based app? We’ve added a tutorial from our own Markus Leutwyler (@twtomcat for those following him on Twitter) that shows you all the details. You’ll find the article on the HP webOS Developer Center here
In this article, I want to share how you can help ensure that your custom kind’s components are contained where you want them to be. Let’s start with the following example: Here is a kind that is simply a VFlexBox with a Header (for a header), a Scroller (for holding whatever gets added later), and a Toolbar (for a footer): enyo.kind({ name: “MyKind”, kind: enyo.VFlexBox, components: [ {name: "header", kind: enyo.Header, content: "Header"}, {name: "scroller", kind: enyo.Scroller, flex: 1}, {name: "footer", kind: enyo.Toolbar} ], create: function() { this.inherited(arguments); } });
The HP TouchPad with webOS 3.0 and the Enyo application programming framework bring significant opportunities for developers to leverage web standards for building great mobile applications and services. The growing availability of the TouchPad in countries outside North America means that developers like you will be able to bring their content to an expanding global audience. For the greatest opportunity to reach the widest consumer audience possible, it’s thus beneficial to ensure that your applications are available in the native languages of your target market countries.
Today, you could say we’re literally turning the page, changing how people discover apps – and how we showcase developers behind those apps. We are thrilled to introduce HP webOS Pivot, a monthly supplement to the HP webOS App Catalog that brings app discovery to a new level. What’s webOS Pivot all about
Greetings! A few weeks ago we announced our first non-phone product: the HP TouchPad. It’s a tablet with a stunning 1024
Big Shiny Robot! Go Go Gadget: Phone vs. Playstation Big Shiny Robot! This being said when I saw the article on Engadget about molding a PS3 with a Nokia 900, or a Palm Pre , I was interested
Introducing PhoneGap When you build an application for a mobile device you usually build it using the SDK specifically for that platform. This gives you a completely native look and feel, as well as full access to features specific to that device or operating system. Sometimes, however, you don’t need full device access.
When you build a C/C++-based application using the PDK for our webOS devices, you’re effectively doing embedded development. Here are some tips and hints for how you can get data back off the device to see what’s going on