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- where to host voice applications?
- How do I determine which operating system my Mobile uses?
- Database: mySQL and Graphics issue
- Networking doubts
| where to host voice applications? Posted: 11 Nov 2010 11:46 PM PST Is there anyone here who have some idea of where we can host voice applications? |
| How do I determine which operating system my Mobile uses? Posted: 11 Nov 2010 10:33 PM PST I have recently purchased, in Thailand, a new "Wellcom"W3118 Smartphone. I want to download several games etc but i do not know how to determine what operating system my phone uses. Also after I download a game how i install it? |
| Database: mySQL and Graphics issue Posted: 11 Nov 2010 08:06 AM PST I am creating a database using mySQL and PHP. The database is about solar system having entities star, planets, asteroids, comets with their respective attributes (size, mass, Position, etc). My end goal of the project is to create a graphic user interface which will be just like the solar system with sun in the middle and planets revolving around it. The end product will be in where a user clicks on the sun and it displays the attributes of the sun. Or user clicks on the planet and displays the attributes of it. Currently, I have no idea on how to do the graphics part. What is the best and the easiest way to solve this issue? What programming language can I use to build the graphics part and link it to the database? Any suggestions? Thanks. |
| Posted: 11 Nov 2010 07:05 AM PST Guys i have few doubts which i am posting here....please look into them 1. Since routers work at network layer then how can they use TCP/UDP for transmitting routing information i.e TCP is used by BGP (an exterior gateway protocol) And UDP is used by RIP (an Interior gateway protocol) TCP and UDP works at transport layer. Why they use TCP/UDP ? 2. How do we know our application use which protocol. For example : -Suppose we want to know gtalk uses tcp or udp then how to check it ? |
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