This tutorial is related to the earlier tutorial regarding implementation of context menu with Lists. A few people have already asked me to publish the code of my separate context menu class derived especially for usage with lists.

This tutorial is going to demonstrate a practical way on how to send files using bluetooth in Bada. I have tried the bluetooth tutorial from the official blog but It didn’t work and I found it was unnecessary complex for my application. Also, I found that the tutorial has a vital bug that was terminating the bluetooth service. Therefore, this tutorial tries to simplify the official blog tutorial and makes it work.

Today we will create a cool custom control: a scrolling label. And by “scrolling” I mean smooth per-pixel scrolling and not the ugly per-letter-scrolling. Furthermore, we will base the text on the EnrichedText features provided by bada’s API.

The OverlayKeypad is the special half-screen keypad created automatically by the system from EditField andEditArea controls. It was confusing to create OverlayKeypad at the first time and therefore I decided to write a simple tutorial for the new bada developers.

Following the exceptional tutorial series that Nour posted on the forums about OpenGL ES 1.1 on bada, I have decided to start a sequel about OpenGL ES 2.0. Right now I am working on a bada project that uses this state-of-the-art mobile graphics technology and so I may be able to share a few things with you.