Native BOINC for Android now has improved power management

Native BOINC for Android now has improved power management:

https://github.com/matszpk/native-boinc-for-android/commit/861ec6e6fa0b40880ed6a4bfc56f4e6c0b174b43

The code checks the battery status and prevents the battery of emptying up.

Enjoy!

NativeBOINC 0.3.5 with lots of new developments!

New NativeBOINC 0.3.5 has been released!!!

Lots of new features and lots of bugs fixed.

List of changes for 0.3.5:

introduce better orientation changes handling
introduced new installer
multithreaded installation even during working client
synchronization via BAM during installation
notifications during installation
update_apps mechanism support
autoinstallation after BAM synchronizing
progress screen (with cancel option)
improved runner
added notifications (when event has been arrived)
add notifications about reason of stopping
client monitor support
improved connection manager
NativeClient menu option
improved binaries updater
hostname change option
access host list
reinstallation client option
boinc logs viewer
dumping of boinc installation in sdcard
improved host list screen (added multiselection)
better error handling
better service lifecycle managing
new larger desktop widget
improved main screen
multiselection on tab items
new tab 'Notices'
added filter in Message tab
extended info dialogs
refreshing tab after clicking on tab
new local preferences screen
replace single view by tabs
added new option for power management
improved screen locker
fixed small bugs
fit UI for tablets (Android 3.0+)

Native-BOINC-for-Android is here!

http://github.com/matszpk/native-boinc-for-android

Boinc-on-Phones page

There is now a page summarizing the situation of having BOINC running on Android phones:
http://boinc.berkeley.edu/trac/wiki/BOINConPhones

I pledge to run BOINC on my Android phone/device once a Boincoid app is ready

Hi,

There is a growing number of Android phones/devices out there in the
wild, and having a BOINC port for Android (Boincoid) would allow the
BOINC community to tap on this vast computing power.

The idea is for the Boincoid users to switch on the processing at
night, when their Android phone/device is charging and idle.

Please reply to this thread if you pledge to try Boincoid on your
Android phone/device once the port is ready*. You can specify your
phone model and MFLOPS** details if you know them. For more details:

http://boincoid.sourceforge.net/faq.html

** You can use Linpack for Android or similar benchmarking tools to
calculate your Android phone/gadget's MFLOPS value.

** If you want to help porting BOINC to Android, contact us at
http://boincoid.sourceforge.net/contact.html

Using your Android phone in the coolest geekiest ways you never imagined -- distributed computing

There is so many people with Android phones, tablets and other devices
out there. Sure, you can brag about Angry Birds with your friends for
a while, but there is a point where you need a cooler way for the
geekiest of geeks to be impressed.

How about if you could have you Android phone plugged at night to
predict earthquakes, cure malaria or find little martians out there?

The original SETI@home project grew to almost half a million active
computers worldwide in the last few years, with an average of 5612
petaFLOPS of computing power. Now hosted at Berkeley University, the
worldwide BOINC community is adding new projects and features to the
already long list of software being run. There is even a jackpot to be
won among those who participate.

But if the computer era was so 20th century, how about the gadgets we
all carry in our pockets, with powerful dual and quad core CPUs and
even more powerful GPUs, for our finger swipping pleasure?

This is where Boincoid comes to play:

http://boincoid.sourceforge.net/faq.html

Hello world

This is the first post for the Boincoid blog at Blogger.