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For many years we had only one choice if we needed a 2D physics library for our projects. This choice was called Box2D. It was versatile, quite easy to use, with many options and had many users, so getting support information was convenient. You could see this library being ported to JavaScript, Flash or even a C version used in Java and many more.

In this article you will learn how to use the Badge API in Tizen native application to display a label with a number above an application icon.

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Ultraviolet (UV) radiation is a type of radiation that is produced by the sun and some artificial sources, such as solariums. UV sensor detects the level of UV index. Atmospheric pressure is an indicator of weather. Pressure sensor detects the level of pressure in hPa unit.

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In this tip document, an example is given on how to create simple camera (rear) app in Web application using Camera API. From SDK 2.4, you can select the front or rear camera using JavaScript. Facing Mode support helps us to use rear camera in Tizen Web application.

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In this document, demonstration is done on how to create a simple web application in Tizen using Google Maps Geolocation API & Google Places API.  The Geolocation API provides scripted access to geographical location information associated with the hosting device, such as latitude and longitude. The functions in the Google Places JavaScript library provides the facility to search for places contained within a defined area, such as the bounds of a map, or around a fixed point.

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This article provides information how to create scripts for Unity objects to complete sample application.

This article provides information how to use Unity Editor to add and configure 3D objects to scene.

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In part 1 of our Currency Calculator article series we have showed you what kind of application we will be creating using the angular.js framework. We have introduced the libraries needed to complete the Currency Calculator (fig. 1). We showed you from which API we will obtain the data. We have also showed the basic HTML structure and the CSS of our application.