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If you are having problems installing the new Google maps application with GPS navigation on Cyanogen, follow the steps below to install the new maps app on g1 or myTouch or other android phone:

Download the apk file from here: Google Maps 3.3.1 download

Transfer the file to the root directory of your SD card. Once the file is on your SD card, you can use an application such as Astro file manager to install the file. Simply click on the google maps icon, and click the “update” button. Maps might freeze up the first time you boot it, just wait and it should load fine.

If all the steps worked without error, you should be good to go! Have fun with the new app.

Updating to Python 3? I found a nice cheat sheet by Mark Summerfield that shows a concise summary of the differences between Python 2 and Python 3, as well as some of the more common features of Python 3.

This document is freely available from InformIT’s website, but I have also mirrored it. Download the cheat sheet below.

Python2Python3.pdf from greynode.org

Python2Python3.pdf from InformIT’s site

Update: There is a new version of google maps. Please see my post for Google Maps 3.3.1 on Cyanogen Mod 4.2.5.

If you are having problems installing the new Google maps application with GPS navigation on Cyanogen, follow the steps below to install the new maps app on g1 or myTouch or other android phone:

Download the apk file from here: Google Maps 3.2.1 download

Transfer the file to the root directory of your SD card. Demount your SD card and then do the following in your terminal application:

$ su
# mount /system -o remount,rw
# rm /system/app/Maps.apk
# cp /sdcard/Maps.apk /system/app


If all the steps worked without error, you should be good to go! Have fun with the new app.

Instead of randomly pasting configuration code from other projects when you decide you want to use automake/autoconf, just check out all you should really know about autoconf and automake. Albeit, it may not be comprehensive, but it should get you started.

Have you checked out HTML 5 yet? If not, here is a neat article explaining some of the basic ideas of HTML 5.