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Mounting the HTC harddisk

In order to access the harddisk on your mac you can download SyncMate. The first time you run the software it will install an application on the HTC as soon as you connect it. To allow you HTC device to install the software you will have to press yes when it asks you to install the unknown software.</description>
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This page lists some of AmbientTalk&#039;s most characteristic expressions, showing how the language aids the programmer in writing applications for distributed computing.

Remote Communication

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Deprecated. See the one on google code instead

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Scripting Mobile Social Applications

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