I've attempted to find typical protocols as to how others handle
auto-reconnection using Bluetooth on Android with their own devices.
There is a chance that the device I will be working with will go into a
sleep mode after a minute or two. When it does this, the bluetooth
connection is
I've noticed that when developing an SDK library project, there is a desire
to have a check as to whether the bluetooth functionality is turned on for
the device before proceeding.
However, as a library project, I am restricted to the absence of my own
activity. I had hoped to call the
I suppose I could let the application itself that uses the SDK be
responsible for doing the check and turning on/off the blue tooth when
needed, but I figured it would be nice if the SDK itself could do the check
for them. I had been hoping that there would be a nice solution for it.
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fashion. And we are hoping that the changes introduced to comply
with Apple do not affect the communications for our Android devices.
Appreciate any support or commentary.
On Thursday, October 18, 2012 4:54:43 PM UTC-4, ColorTheorist wrote:
There is a custom device that I am working
I don't, no. The hardware team is overseas from the software location, so
a response will probably not come back through until the weekend has
passed. I do believe there was some sort of custom chip needed over the
bluetooth, but I can't verify at the moment. Other than that it seems as
; even if they were
wrong.
On Friday, October 19, 2012 11:58:33 AM UTC-4, bob wrote:
I think you mean Serial Port Profile (SPP).
On Friday, October 19, 2012 10:10:00 AM UTC-5, ColorTheorist wrote:
I don't, no. The hardware team is overseas from the software location,
so a response
While it is a bit confusing as to what complications would arise from
devices meant to connect with an Apple device from an Android device, I
have communicated with proprietary devices from HID devices over the USB
port once a driver had been introduced to handle the communication. So I'm
not
There is a custom device that I am working with that has been approved to
communicate with Apple mobile devices. It will be my responsibility on my
end to also communicate with that device over bluetooth with Android
applications. In pre-limenary testing, the devices around me here will
pair
It has come to my attention that an app that I have been developing for
does not show up on the Nexus 7 that I had received last night when
searching for it on Google Play. It loaded on my device this morning when
launching it from the Eclipse IDE. So then it came through my thought
process
While I have developed stand-alone applications that typically take
advantage of the Google Maps API or SQL-Lite database applications
that provide data to users, I have not considered using the Adobe
Flash in the development process anywhere.
As I understand it from some articles and related web
You'll have to use the sensormanager class and use thresholds as you
have mentioned at the lowest level by subscribing to the
accelerometer. From there you should be able to do what you want. If
there are nice libraries that will do mathematical calculations that
often accompany these readings I
While I do not have experience writing the USB drivers for an IR
device, I do have the experience writing USB drivers for an in-house
built device that communicates over the USB cable connection. In
order to communicate with the device you will need to know how the
device reacts over the
If there were no capabilities for color management on the Android OS,
and we were interested in developing an API to integrate into the
system for future releases, how would one go about this process?
There are several libraries for color management in existence for
Linux, yet these capabilities
Just a curious question, if as a developer, you find as a whole that
it is necessary to make an application compliant with the emulator.
Do some people actually download an app from the market with the
intent on using it on their desktop away from their phone?
I currently do not do testing on the
Sorry, that was just a throwaway comment. Eventually Motorola will
become the gold standard for Android phones due to their proximity to
the software, but in the short term they're no different than any
other
device. If whoever it was needs a phone today any of the phones that
are
out there should
One thing that I have noticed about some networks is that they block
the particular ports through the router than would allow for users to
communicate with the Android Market and could possibly be affecting
your license validation as well. Other than that, I'm not sure what
the issue would be.
While I do not have full understanding of different hardwares and
chips, not being too familiar with hardware in general, the Honeycomb
suite does allow for the user to connect an HID interfacing USB device
and open up a connection with it. From there you could communicate
with the device via a
Nevermind. It was being logged into a new location and it was
blocking the port 5228 for TCP / UDP. Once that had been resolved the
market access was not an issue. I hadn't thought of that after the
installation.
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This morning I had picked up a Xoom tablet for the first time and
updated it to the latest release which brought me up to Honeycomb
3.2. Then I attempted to download something from the market and it
hangs.
While I had attempted to search for ways to resolve this online, I
feel as though I have
That is the easiest way to get a still-picture capture from the
Android device if you are working in the Eclipse environment. Just
open up the DDMS perspective and up near the top left window of that
perspective next to 'Devices' is a screen capture option. This can be
used to save the picture
I'll have to make some initial assumptions as I will be attempting to
work with display modifications and color related activities.
The initial assumptions that I have are that the Android OS will not
let me modify display drivers and do color management corrections with
ICC profiles. As far as
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