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Monday, October 31, 2016

1st Update of 2014 and again FIRST in the world Samsung tool 16 8

1st Update of 2014 and again FIRST in the world Samsung tool 16 8


First GSM Update in 2014 by z3x-team
Z3X Samsung tool 16.5 Daily Update. Second Warm up
Z3X Box Samsung Tool 16.8 Update.


Added:

- support GT-I9300 new security android 4.3 (Direct safe direct unlock/imei repair, network repair) usb cable only - First in the world
- support GT-N7100 new security android 4.3 (Direct safe direct unlock/imei repair, network repair) usb cable only - First in the world
- support GT-S6792l (direct codereading, unlock, imei repair, flashing)
- support GT-S7390E (direct codereading, unlock, imei repair, flashing)
- support SGH-I467 (direct codereading, unlock, flashing)

- support GT-I9100G (fast direct unlock/imei repair)
- support GT-P3100 new security (fast direct unlock/imei repair)usb only

GT-I9100G, GT-P3100 solution work with GOOD HARDWARE PHONES.
If you have imei null/null or other SOFTWARE problem related with EFS / MODEM, just flash firmware + flash
GT-i9100G_EFS.md5 or GT-P3100_EFS.md5 from support. EFS files will be uploaded to support tomorow


HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR ALL GSM WORLD
SamsungTool_16.8.exe

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Wednesday, September 7, 2016

Mobile First

Mobile First


Luke Wroblewski keynote address at Ektron Synergy 2012 conference



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The first pillars of application development

The first pillars of application development



When creating an application, you need to do first things first.  But...what are the "first" things?  Architecturally speaking, which are the "load bearing beams" that must absolutely be taken into account upfront and, conversely, which are the flexible items that you can safely incur technical debt in order to meet deadlines, management expectations, cost constraints, etc.?  If you are truly serious about building a robust, practical, maintainable, and praiseworthy enterprise-grade product, I argue the following are critical pillars of success that must be designed into the solution first:

  • Security first (Nevil Maskelyne, 1903) – 

    authentication, authorization, filtering, etc.
  • Usability first (Jakob Nielsen, 1993) – accessibility, internationalization, theming, etc.
  • Test first (Kent Beck, 1999) – automated testing, continuous integration, etc.
  • Mobile first (Luke Wroblewski, 2009) – smartphone, tablet, responsive web design, etc.
  • API first (Fred Wilson / Scott Switzer, 2010) – async, REST, data binding, etc.
  • Offline first (Chris Dixon, 2012) – caching, syncing, etc.


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