or Ant
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a third-party solution, most likely an expensive commercial one.
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what about tesseract?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesseract
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the
Intent without decompiling the Android app.
Please use another minimum of 50 words to explain what you mean by this.
3) I just want the major
Intents to
invokes the deputy apps , e.g., Email, Browser, Camera, SMS
What is a deputy app? What is a major Intent?
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normally get things like Open /
Open in new tab / Copy link?
I am not aware that their changes affect WebView. If I find out
otherwise, I'll shout.
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that behavior. What remains to be seen is how many
Android devices native to ICS or higher wind up with MENU keys versus
the navigation soft keys in the system bar.
If true, I will tell Jennifer not to spend anymore time on this.
And be sure to tell Jennifer that we all said hi!. :-)
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phone?
No, sorry.
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structures (send an Intent to invoke Camera app or
Email app or Text Message app?). PackageManager can find out who can
*respond* to certain Intent structures.
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It can be, which is why I mentioned it.
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Hi everybody. Anybody know what is the reason to use the SipWakeLock?.
There is no SipWakeLock in the Android SDK. There is one in the
firmware, but that is out of scope for this list.
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the second problem i Have with fragments is:
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haven't figured out yet how to place it on my fragment?
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: unbindService());
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That needs to be
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In onDestroy(), I checked whether theActivityis finishing and bound.
If so, I unbindService().
if(isFinishing() serviceBound){
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No, for obvious security and privacy reasons.
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Your original activity is started and resumed, then goes back into the
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How can i add menus to built in android app like contacts and sms messages
You can't, other than by building your own contacts and SMS client applications.
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If that is not what Environment.getExternalStorageDirectory() returns,
then there is nothing in the Android SDK that will return that path.
Whether or not your application can use that path, what goes on at
that path (e.g., card ejected), etc. is beyond the SDK.
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application?
With some difficulty, and that's not even including dealing with ARM
vs. x86 vs. MIPS.
Is that what they are doing?
I hope they are not doing B. However, you might consider asking them,
via the send message link on that Kickstarter page.
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do something like capture the framebuffer, or just grab the raw
bytes from the vm (that would, of course, require a rooted device..).
Or decompile the APK, find the encryption algorithm and key, and
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You will not get an action bar on Android 1.x/2.x devices by setting
targetSdkVersion to any value.
If you wish to have an action bar on Android 2.1+ devices, consider
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Correct.
Now if this is the case what code changes do i need to make.
None, probably, other than setting your targetSdkVersion to 11 or
higher, which you already have done.
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Leave the screen alone, and it will turn off when the user decided
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It's there but isn't indexed:
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Use a vertical LinearLayout.
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By definition, to use exit() properly, you have to detect the
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is needed, then you do not need to call exit() -- you can reset your
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from a package context will succeed in the interim.
If you acquired the package context *after* the uninstall... please
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order to determine which optimizations to enable in my app?
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fault. And even if it *is* your fault, we'll all be too busy with the
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welcome to pass in whatever values they want.
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Do u know any other way to find the DNS server ip and Default gateway ip?
Not via the Android SDK.
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out the static data members, and start over, along with launching an
activity with FLAG_ACTIVITY_CLEAR_TOP + FLAG_ACTIVITY_SINGLE_TOP to
let the user know that you had to wipe out their data. You do not need
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steal their PIN and transfer all their money
to my account in the Caymans. :-)
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The main aim of this hack is to study the placement of the shortcuts on the
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Take a screenshot.
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Google. I feel rather confident that there are employees in Motorola
Mobility who can contact appropriate people in Google regarding Google
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, I too was
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when your app runs, but you cannot remove the assets, as the APKs are
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set when you need *different* resources for a given API level
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tested this, but I suppose that using drawable-xhdpi-v9 will
stop froyo from seeing those resources at all and so give
better-than-nothing runtime exceptions (which in most cases would show up
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mean stuff in assets/ or res/, or just anything an application writes
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Neither -- see above.
Also, does it mean anybody can read my assets/ if they know the file name?
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but the user has to specifically activate the device admin app through
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this really means ask the OS to wipe the user data, not prompt the
user to ask them if they would like their data wiped. After all,
wipeData() is designed for lost devices and the like.
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ignoring permissions that he doesn't
handle. How can i make android compiler/builder warn me about them?
I doubt that you can, as valid permissions are not knowable at compile
time. There is nothing stopping a third-party app from defining the
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Is this possible?
Fortunately, no.
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They are not going to be the same across all android phones.
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, but for a sufficiently
popular app, some percentage will still do it.
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I see it:
-- this code is leaking a thread, as the HandlerThread is not being
managed by any component
-- this code is unreliable, as once the process is terminated, the
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goes poof, with presumably some negative impacts on getting
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LocalBroadcastManager and ordered-broadcast support, or
- abandon LocalBroadcastManager entirely and create a workalike that
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in the
registerRecevier() call or IntentFilter to say please, I only want
local broadcasts. On the plus side, with LocalBroadcastManager, we
can start moving away from using registerReceiver() for purely private
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possible that Google could create this database. Ms.
Hackborn hinted as much in a post here a couple of years back. I am
not holding my breath waiting for it, though.
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possibly configure the action button for an IME (typically in
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