Universal Password Manager for Android 1.2 has been released. The easiest way to install it is from the Android Market. Alternatively the apk can be downloaded from SourceForge. The source is also available there. From the release notes… Long-clicking on an account now brings up a context menu allowing you to copy username, copy password, [...]
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UPM for Android 1.2 Released
09Aug10UPM 1.1 Released
30Mar10With this release UPM on Android reaches feature parity with the desktop version. The main features included with this release are, Shared Database support Delete Database support Lots of bugs fixes and improvements The shared database feature was the primary focus of 1.1. With this it’s now possible to sync your password database with the [...]
Multipart form upload on Android
18Feb10Android 1.5 includes Apache HttpClient 4 for the purposes of making HTTP requests. Unfortunately HttpClient 4 (or the version included with Android anyway) doesn’t appear to support multipart form uploads. As it happens writing a solution from scratch (at the HTTP layer that is) is pretty straight forward. The main challenge is understanding how the [...]
While application performance is always in the back of your mind when developing PC applications it becomes much more important when developing on a mobile platform. The hardware is slower and the user expectations are much higher. This problem came to the fore for me recently as I was porting UPM to the Android platform. [...]
UPM 1.0 for Android
29Jan10There’s nothing like the feeling of relief the day after a software release. Even when it’s only something small you’re still putting your creation out into the big bad world to be pored over. Over the past few weeks I’ve been working on a version of UPM for Android. This was mainly an exploratory exercise [...]
