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In the last months I have been working for bq. Bq is a spanish company making ereaders and tablets and it’s actually the market leader in Spain for ereaders and Android based tablets. Last week, we are launched one great … Continue reading →

So, before I blog about CSUN 2011 I have to tell you all about something: Firefox 4 is out!

After some updates at master.gnome.org, my blog stopped working. It was an old pybloxsom installation that I had to maintain myself and manually updating. In the last time comments were full of spam and had to move to disqus. So … Continue reading →

While I am at GNOME Accessibility Hackfest I think it’s a good time to present a project we have been working on this year: dots. It is a Braille translator/transcriptor that translates a document (odt, pdf or html) into computer … Continue reading →

This year, the awesome Xan and I will be delivering another crazy talk at GUADEC 2010.Again, we have a teaser for the talk:click on the image to view the teaserPlease, feel free to send us your suggestions for the talk … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago I attended the Idleo 4 pre-conference in Accra, Ghana. I gave a 2 days GNOME Desktop Training on behalf of the GNOME Foundation. It was a great experience to meet people from all Africa involved in Free … Continue reading →

testing the new feed…

Last weekend I attended the GNOME Hispano meeting. There was a lot of interesting meetings there (I will blog more about them in the next days), but there was also a presetation of TBO (code here), a GNOME application to … Continue reading →

Next month I’ll start teaching GNOME and KDE programming at ETSI de Telecomunicacion at Universidad Politecnica de Madrid. This is the Application development for GNOME and KDE course we have developed for CENATIC. The insteresting part here is that the … Continue reading →

Recently we had a project at Onirica about creating/porting a DLNA Media Server for/to the Android platform. It was a good choice to start playing with the Android platform as it allowed us to evaluate several things: Android APIs usage … Continue reading →