My brother and I have recently published an application to the Android Market that implements the mimics the Mobile-OTP reference implementation. I am proud of this for two reasons:
1. This is my first application into the android market.
2. I believe the features of this applications are better than the other MobileOTP clients I have seen thus far.
Our implementation allows for multiple profiles; essentially this allows a user to store credentials for multiple servers. Also, instead of remembering codes such as "#**#" to initialize a device, our client has easy to navigate menus that follow traditional Android applications' feel.
Here are some links
DAAP with Android
I recently set up my router to port forward incoming DAAP request to my personal server. Essentially this allows me to listen to all my wonderful music over the internet. There exists a few problems though. iTunes does not allow connecting to DAAP servers that aren't connected on the local network. There are a few windows programs that do this, but just a heads up. Also, My phone currently has no software to allow me to connect to DAAP shares.
I am considering writing an android application that would allow this. I am still in the research phases though. First off, the software would only be able to access custom daap servers or iTunes applications whose version number is less than 7.2 as the protocol was changed then and no reverse engineering has broke it yet. Perhaps my reverse engineering course can change that, but let's see. Second, I need to be able to make android stream an mp3 file. I found this nice blog post which seems very helpful. Let's see where this goes.
I am considering writing an android application that would allow this. I am still in the research phases though. First off, the software would only be able to access custom daap servers or iTunes applications whose version number is less than 7.2 as the protocol was changed then and no reverse engineering has broke it yet. Perhaps my reverse engineering course can change that, but let's see. Second, I need to be able to make android stream an mp3 file. I found this nice blog post which seems very helpful. Let's see where this goes.
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