Hey xda!
I recently opened a blog about myself and tech. It's a mix of my life, like school and other weird things, and opinion related articles about mobile technology like Android and iOS.
I would love constructive criticism about what I can do to improve, and what you like.
Things you could talk about:
-Writing Style
-Blog Design
-Article Content
I'm looking into also doing a few news sourcing from other giant blogs/tech sites like TechnoBuffalo and The Verge. I plan to be a web designer, (php, html, javascript, jquery and mysql), a graphic designer (logos), and a journalist. Those 3 interest me the most.
Here's the link: http://blog.cypenetwork.com -- thanks guys!
(Some traffic wouldn't be so bad either )
Good luck with your blog, but XDA does not allow advertising, which is essentially what this thread amounts to. Closed.
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Hi all!
I´m a moderate user of a X10 Mini but a devoted Androidfan and writer for the Swedish newsblog/reviewcenter Swedroid.se.
Our readers are very interested in your brilliant work to fastforward the development of non-Vanilla handsets as you solve our problems with speed and accuracy. The forum discussions are largely modification-focused where you play a vital role.
As for myself I usually write about trends and interesting events on a pretty large scale, one of my latest articles was summing up the (western) mobile industry for 2011.
But, to the point here. I´d very much like to conduct an "Inside XDA"-interview with any and all developers here willing to answer a few questions. Partly because you DO deserve some spotlight and partly for my personal interest for programming
However, the really nice thing with such an article would be to serve as a "meet the fans"-event and a look inside the exciting world of xda-developers! We could for example announce the time for the article to be published so that you may answer questions in the comments right away
You may choose how to be presented in the article, full name with a pic or anonomous - it´s up to you.
So, if you feel like sharing your developer-life with our growing readerbase, please PM me!
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How about giving your readers the link to our Portal, over there you can find nice interviews with Chefs and Developers.
Thank you for the tip, but I can´t seem to find any interviews, been looking here: http://www.xda-developers.com/category/android/
Also, I´d like to conduct this interview with the perspective of "Average Joe" if possible, meeting the persons and their interest for solving problems rather than discussing these subjects from a more technical standpoint.
I can add that I despise the tabloid-media so the interview will be both balanced and "down to earth" meaning I wont bend it in order to attract maximum attention or provoking maximum debate - the developers and their passion for programming itself will do that just fine.
Our readers expect a high standard language and professional content, and I´d love to give them xda
Hello guys!:laugh: So basically I'm opening this thread to(hopefully) gather some advice, feedback(criticism is welcome) and ideas on my Project Work for Cambridge A Levels(equivalent of SATs) this year.
Just a brief description, Project Work is a learning experience which aims to provide candidates with the opportunity to synthesise knowledge from various areas of learning, and critically and creatively apply it to real life situations. This process, which enhances candidates' knowledge and enables them to acquire skills like collaboration, communication and independent learning, prepares them for lifelong learning and the challenges ahead.
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I'm a Singaporean student studying in Singapore, so this is set in a Singaporean context. Hey, any fellow Singaporeans out there? Give me a heads up! :highfive:
This year's themes are Access and Choice. I plan to do a project pertaining to Access. My project is to solve a lack of easy access to a recognised, public platform to showcase talent.
I believe that there are plenty of talented people in Singapore, but there are barriers inhibiting them from fully developing their talents. One of this barriers is the lack of easy access to a platform for them to showcase their talent in a way such that they will gain recognition from the public, should they deserve it. My vision for this platform is to allow users to showcase their talents, and as such gain more recognition from the public and have greater chance to gain the attention of recruitment agents etc, thus presenting to them the opportunity to further develop their talents(which are usually also their passions) into careers.
The goal of this project to to create a public web platform to allow people to showcase their talents(singing, art, design, photography, writing etc).
The website will be powered by a Wordpress CMS (see where I'm going?), with some built-in internal social networking features, and will feature deep integration with existing Social Media like Facebook etc. Users will be allowed to register, post and comment on other user's works etc. And of course, there will be a moderation platform.
So.... opinions?
If you want to make a platform accessible to the general public so they can judge the talents of members, a website is only a small stepping-stone. You need to come up with something much larger. Or you can simply make the public aware of your website through advertisement. And how do you intend to showcase members' talent on the website? Short clips would be the most efficient means of doing so.
I didn't quite understand the moderation platform bit. What are they going to do?
CIE A Levels you say? I have my O Levels coming up in 2015. If it isn't too much of a hassle, can you give me a brief, yet as accurate as possible, idea of the O Levels via PM? Also if you have the Math and English papers and mark schemes, could you send them to me? Hope it's not too much to ask.
Good luck with your project and your A Level Examinations.
sgt. meow
Hi Everyone,
I recently created a website with a couple of XDA members, and were growing in views fairly fast. However we literally cannot keep up with the content we need to publish in order to be competitive.
So were looking for new staff.
We need:
Writers, if your good at English and can write fluently and professionally why not get into Article writing and gain some popularity across the internet.
Site Designer: I can design a website, but I would like someone with a little more knowledge than me to converse with, also if they want to the Site Designer can also write articles (if they desire)
Social Media Promoters: If your up for getting into a new team and are a Social Guru, get involved and help us grow our social following.
Payments can be discussed depending on work rate.
Sorry, but there's a recruitment section and this isn't it
Hello,
Despite only creating an account today, I have been on XDA forums and news articles quite a few times in the past. I have gained a great interest in various forms of technology and programming, and look forward to contributing in, and continuing to learn from, these forums. I am also a content creator currently focusing on video games such as Fortnite, Minecraft and Destiny 2, but I intend to start technology reviews and impressions in the near future.
If you have any general tips you think I should know about, or if you just want to say hi, it would be greatly appreciated.
Welcome to XDA, enjoy
Hello XDA Community!
I hope this message finds you all in good health and high spirits. As a new member of this incredible community, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and express my excitement to be a part of such a vibrant and passionate group.
My name is Maxwell, and I have always been fascinated by the world of technology. From tinkering with gadgets to exploring the limitless possibilities of software, I have found immense joy in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Joining the XDA Community feels like a natural step for me to connect with fellow tech enthusiasts, developers, and learners who share the same passion.
I have heard so much about the XDA Community and its reputation as a hub for innovation, knowledge-sharing, and camaraderie. I am eager to learn from your expertise, engage in stimulating discussions, and contribute to this dynamic ecosystem. Together, I believe we can push the boundaries of what is possible and make a positive impact in the world of technology.
I am particularly interested in [mention your specific areas of interest], and I cannot wait to dive deep into the wealth of information and resources that the XDA forums offer. I look forward to exploring the various sections, participating in enlightening conversations, and collaborating on exciting projects.
I am here to learn, grow, and build lasting connections with like-minded individuals. If you have any advice, suggestions, or interesting projects to share, I would be more than happy to hear from you. Let's embark on this journey together, supporting and inspiring each other along the way.
Once again, thank you for welcoming me into the XDA Community. I am truly honored to be a part of this exceptional group of individuals. Here's to a remarkable experience filled with innovation, discovery, and memorable friendships!
Best regards, Maxwell
Welcome to the XDA-Community fam
TheSpectreNinja said:
Hello XDA Community!
I hope this message finds you all in good health and high spirits. As a new member of this incredible community, I wanted to take a moment to introduce myself and express my excitement to be a part of such a vibrant and passionate group.
My name is Maxwell, and I have always been fascinated by the world of technology. From tinkering with gadgets to exploring the limitless possibilities of software, I have found immense joy in the ever-evolving landscape of technology. Joining the XDA Community feels like a natural step for me to connect with fellow tech enthusiasts, developers, and learners who share the same passion.
I have heard so much about the XDA Community and its reputation as a hub for innovation, knowledge-sharing, and camaraderie. I am eager to learn from your expertise, engage in stimulating discussions, and contribute to this dynamic ecosystem. Together, I believe we can push the boundaries of what is possible and make a positive impact in the world of technology.
I am particularly interested in [mention your specific areas of interest], and I cannot wait to dive deep into the wealth of information and resources that the XDA forums offer. I look forward to exploring the various sections, participating in enlightening conversations, and collaborating on exciting projects.
I am here to learn, grow, and build lasting connections with like-minded individuals. If you have any advice, suggestions, or interesting projects to share, I would be more than happy to hear from you. Let's embark on this journey together, supporting and inspiring each other along the way.
Once again, thank you for welcoming me into the XDA Community. I am truly honored to be a part of this exceptional group of individuals. Here's to a remarkable experience filled with innovation, discovery, and memorable friendships!
Best regards, Maxwell
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XDA has been very useful for me and a few of my friends who suggested this platform to me a year back and Im glad to have joined here! I hope this platform helps you and others who are in here!
priyan kumar said:
XDA has been very useful for me and a few of my friends who suggested this platform to me a year back and Im glad to have joined here! I hope this platform helps you and others who are in here!
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It does most of the time, i just don't have much time to spend here, since i have a career too.