Monday, May 2, 2011

Cracks

By Magesh Kumar   Posted at  2:18 AM   Photoshop No comments


1.Open an image for applying the cracks to.

2. Double click the Lasso Tool on the tool bar to select the Tool and to bring up the Lasso Options. Make sure Anti-Aliased is Uncheckedand feather is set to 0. This is so we know it will be nice and sharp and no smoothing or soft edges.

3. Make a New Layer. On the image now, jiggle the mouse and make a crack of some sort with the lasso. You’ll need to start at one point and then eventually return to that same point (like shown). This takes a little artistic skill from you to make a really cool one. So if you don’t like the first try, then hit undo.

4. After you have made a crack design, fill it with 100% white by using the paint brush or going to Edit>Fill and choosing White.

5. Offset the selection one pixel up and then to the left one pixel using the arrow keys on the keyboard.

6. Fill the selection with Dark Gray. Now choose "Hard Light" from the layers pop down menu. 

You can Deselect it now by going toSelect>Deselect.



7.To add the hollow look, go toLayer>Effects>Inner Shadow. If you don’t want this look, then fill with Black instead of Dark Gray on step 6.




8. This next step we will be adding some details to the cracks. Zoom into an area. Paint some Highlights above the crack and a dark shadow below the crack like I have shown, this makes it looked popped out a little. You will need to be creative and artistic, try and play around a little bit.


Chipped Type

By Magesh Kumar   Posted at  2:08 AM   Photoshop No comments



1
Create a new image, and use the Type Tool  to create some text. If you are using Photoshop 5.0 or later, right click on the T icon on the text layer, and select Render Layer. 

Next, holding down
 Ctrl, click on the text layer to select it's transparency. 

Press
 Q on the keyboard to enter Quick Mask Mode.
2
Press
 Ctrl+I to invert the mask. 

Now, in the menu go:
Filter > Pixelate > Crystallize...
 

Crystallize by
 10 pixels, and hit OK.
3
In the menu, select:
Image > Adjust > Brightness/Contrast...
 

Drag the Contrast slider to
 96, and Brightness to -75 and hit OK. 

Press
 Q, on the keyboard, to exit Quick Mask Mode. 

In the menu, go:
 Edit > Clear 
Deselect
 Ctrl+D. 

Thursday, April 21, 2011

Cracking apk to get java code

By Magesh Kumar   Posted at  1:25 AM   Android 1 comment

.dex format to .jar format

Now very easy to convert the .apk file to ordinary java file before going that we should want two jar files


1. JD-GUI.zip
2. dex2jar.zip
3.Eclipse


Download that two zip files extract and store in your local directory....


      Steps to extract the .dex to .jar


Step 1 : Now You just create one java project in eclipse like the following.....




Step 2: Right click the project --> Select build path --> then configure build path
             one  window appear  like


        
Step 3 : Now select Add external JARs option --> browse upto dex2jar lib directory select all jar files -->            
             Click OK
             Ensure all jar are added or not
        

Step 4 : Now copy the .apk file and paste into the project



               Check the folder structure  should look like above


Step 5: Now you want to configure
            Right click the project ---> Select Run As  --> Then Select Run Configurations...
            one window show like


            On that window select Java Application Option which is placed in left side menu.
          
Step 6 : Then Enter  this one in pxb.android.dex2jar.v3.Main Main Class Text box
        


 Step 7: select Argument tab Enter the Apk name with .apk extension in Program arguments text field
        
Step 8 : Click Apply and Run




     U just go and check in console It will give result like this.


              
                                      
  Now refresh the Java project one new file created with the name of  (xxx.apk.dex2jar.jar) copy that file and then paste to your local drive








Step  to convert .jar file to ordinary class file


 Now you go to Jd-gui tools select xxx.apk.dex2jar.jar file
          
              It will show like


            


Now you got ordinary java file from .dex file...

Friday, April 15, 2011

Intel Set to Go Android in Q3 2011

By Magesh Kumar   Posted at  10:10 PM   Android No comments
It seems that Intel is in talks with some big players in the PC world ramping up to get into the Android game. PC makers like Asus and many others have already begun working on Android tablets.
But earlier this week, an Intel exec confirmed that its newest version of Atom--previously codenamed Oak Trail--will show up in tablets running Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) later this year.
Now, Taiwanese publication DigiTimes says that Intel is working with Acer, Lenovo, Cisco, and Asus on new Intel-chipset-based tablets, and will make a big announcement in Q3 of 2011. DigiTimes also notes that Intel will be paying a subsidy of $10 per unit to tablet makers to build market hype. You might ask what this means for the two headed monster that we call “Wintel” (Windows / Intel). Well Microsoft has already begun getting itsWindows OS ready to run on ARM processors. Who knows what this could mean for the future of technology. As we all know competition breeds innovation.
Personally, I look forward to seeing Atom processors in Android devices, with Netbooks like the ASUS Eee PC 1015PED getting up to 13 hours battery life while running a battery hog like Windows 7. This leaves me wondering how long an Android device would function on a similar chipset.
Would you buy a Intel based Android tablet? Let us know in the comments.

Wednesday, April 13, 2011

How to create android applications for tablets?

By Magesh Kumar   Posted at  10:58 PM   Android 1 comment

With the new 2.3 SDK, we get the opportunity to develop android for tablets. (At least, with the Galaxy Tab Addon).
When starting a new tablet emulator, first we need to set the "Scale display to real size" option. This helps to set the tablet's size, to our screen size. In my case, it's 1440x900px.
tablet
If we run a simple 1.6 project (we need at least API level 4, SDK 1.6 for tablets) on a tablet emulator, we will get the following:
tablet
Our application doesn't fill the tablet's screen, we need to solve that!
First, open the AndroidManifest.xml file. Add this lines:
  1. <uses-sdk android:minSdkVersion="4" android:targetSdkVersion="9"/>
  2. <supports-screens android:anyDensity="true" />
Now the application does fit the screen!
tablet
To develop apps for tablet and normal phones too, you need to create the 2 tablet resource folder under /res. Make drawable-large and layout-large folders, and put the tablet's graphics/ui there!
Of course, you need to create layout-large-land folder, for the tablet's landscape screen!
tablet

Video: Android running on Apple iPhone 3G

By Magesh Kumar   Posted at  10:52 PM   Android No comments

With the influx of people wanting to give Android a go (even Steve Wozniak!), there’s been one lack in the whole “Android on your iPhone” flurry: video! Fortunately for all of us, the guys over at Lifehacker have recorded a video tutorial of not only how to get Android on your iPhone, but also of the OS running on the device. In viewing the video, you’ll probably notice that the interface is pretty laggy in general, but you have to remember how much hacking and modding was required to get this done. So check out the video after the break, and be sure to let us know what you think in the comments!


Friday, April 1, 2011

HTC backs Flyer getting Android 3.0 upgrade

By Jack   Posted at  11:05 PM   Android No comments

HTC in a brief Twitter update confirmed that it would upgrade the Flyer to Android 3.0. It would only say that the upgrade would come "when it’s made available." Until now, it had only said the Flyer would ship with Android 2.3.

It's presumed, but not confirmed, that the Evo View 4G will get the same treatment.

The promise might disabuse notions of Google discouraging
Android 2 to 3 upgrades. Rumors had circulated that Google wanted Android 3.0 tablets to be designed that way from scratch. HTC had said on the Flyer's debut that it had wanted to ship with 3.0 but wasn't given time by Google.

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