Hi!
You can study some tutorials here: http://www.anddev.org
Robert
On júl. 27, 10:28, Gargo changeyourmindifyou...@gmail.com wrote:
Can anybody post here where to get examples of using opengl?
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Hi,
I guess you are talking about Android Market. The website is important
only if you upload Android application to the market. If you only want
to order the Developer Phone I think you can add a fake website. Later
if you upload your SW product you can change the website to a real
one.
Android OS is not for PCs but for mobile devices. You can run Android
on a PC in an emulator only. The emulator is in the Android SDK
dowloadable here: code.google.com/android
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Hi,
You should use AlertDialog.Builder class.
See
http://www.anddev.org/tinytut_how_to_use_alertdialogbuilder-t1064.html
and
http://code.google.com/intl/en-EN/android/reference/android/app/AlertDialog.Builder.html
Robert
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Hi,
Yes, the Android Dev Phone 1 is shipped with an already flashed
Android OS image.
BTW, the dev phone's best feature is that it can be flashed easily
with your own Android OS version. You can download Ubuntu for free and
install even on top of Windows, I mean to an NTFS partition, so you
Android OS and user space applications and other data are stored in
images and loaded by emulator. These images are located in Android
SDK folder/tools/lib/images folder named system.img, userdata.img and
ramdisk.img. You can browse the file system of Android (emulator or
real HW device) in
You should also check the LogCat window in Eclipse for possible
errors. Basically the application should appear in the emulator within
1 minute. Also try to run the emulator outside of Eclipse.
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