On my network I've started to see the ConnectivityService broadcast
android.net.wifi.LINK_CONFIGURATION_CHANGED
intents every time a UDP packet is being sent. It prevents the response
from coming back.
Whenever the link configuration is changed, it flips between one of two
IPv6 addresses.
Hello everybody,
I am looking for someone at Google or the OEMs who has experience in
getting new cellular hardware certified for the various carriers ...
especially Verizon. Can anyone hook me up with a contact?
Thanks.
Cheers,
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Per Kristopher's point, I typically restrict the download of .apk files to
happen from behind the firewall .. that is the web service that provides
the .apk is not exposed to the Interwebs ... just to internal networks.
Cheers,
Richard
On Monday, October 7, 2013 8:29:29 PM UTC-7, Pankaj
may indeed be to something happening on the server side.
Other than DRM enhancement, you might expect things like unused assets to
get stripped.
Cheers,
RIchard
On Saturday, October 5, 2013 6:37:59 PM UTC-7, Nikolay Elenkov wrote:
On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 4:09 AM, Richard Schilling
coder
I believe you should always code Service.onBind to return an IBinder
object. But, yes, you can create some public methods in your service to
check things out. You'll call those methods on mBoundService after it's
been set. Notice in the example the service is cast to a LocalService
instance
Once you enable third-party app installation on the phone (Settings), you
can then set up your apache server with the proper mime type. Then just
point your phone browser to something like
http://yourserver/yourdirectory/yourapp.apk
Here's how to set up the server:
If you use the minimum number of classes from both libraries you'll get
about the same executable size (proguard strips out unused classes).
So, I look at the max size that a library could add to a project. An upper
bound if you will... Rounding up to the nearest 10k:
ORMLite's HelloAndroid
There are cases where you won't get a location even when things are setup
right. This may help:
http://rschilling.wordpress.com/2011/01/05/some-android-and-not-android-gps-best-practices/
On Thursday, October 3, 2013 7:55:23 AM UTC-7, HImanshu Mittal wrote:
Hello
I am building the app
The XML changes slightly from one version of the OS versus another. You
might check to be sure that your XML file looks fine in the IDE visual
editor for all versions of Android that you're supporting.
Just a thought ...
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I see this occasionally as well when I've been working in Eclipse for lots
of hours at a stretch. Sometimes Eclipse just seems to loose it's head, so
here's my work around:
1. quit eclipse.
2. disconnect devices.
3. get coffee ... perhaps lunch
Then restart everything.
On Friday, September
If you can't do what you want without rooting your phone or reading the
process list using Runtime.getRuntime().exec(), then you might want to
rethink things ... you're kind of in unsupported/uncharted territory.
Just a suggestion ...
Cheers,
Richard
On Wednesday, September 18, 2013 2:21:10
It's possible that some stores will modify your app to add some Digital
Rights Management checks to help prevent hacking. You might have to look
into the Android Source code to see what happens. There is a DRM package
in the API:
.
Cheers,
Richard
On Saturday, October 5, 2013 12:29:51 PM UTC-7, HImanshu Mittal wrote:
But Sir I have a question than ,
How a blue dot is availaible at the position where I am , but the function
is not able to fetch the data than...
??
On Sun, Oct 6, 2013 at 12:19 AM, Richard Schilling
to modify your app without your consent.
Kris
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It's possible that some stores will modify your app to add some Digital
Rights Management checks to help prevent hacking. You might have to look
Just a follow up. The library I mentioned earlier is now available as a
production library:
http://rschilling.wordpress.com/2013/10/04/pend-oreille-official-1-0-release/
Feedback is welcome.
Cheers,
Richard
On Wednesday, September 25, 2013 9:26:40 PM UTC-7, Richard Schilling wrote:
Just
wrote:
Richard Schilling wrote:
Just FYI, I've announced a pre-release of a library that is built for
Android which will convert Java primitives (and primitive arrays) to byte
arrays and back again:
http://rschilling.wordpress.com/2013/09/26/pre-release-announcement-pend-oreille/
License
I have been using ORMLite for a while, and it's a GREAT library. But
realized that it was a bit on the heavy side because it's written for
multiple platforms. So, I created a library specific to Android that is
smaller (about 58k). Feel free to check it out.
I forgot to mention the blog entry with the announcement for the library:
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arrays and back again:
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License: GPL v2.
I wrote it because
On Friday, November 30, 2012 4:26:44 PM UTC-8, TreKing wrote:
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I would like to take on an issue found in the issues list of the Android
project (http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list). How can
I would like to take on an issue found in the issues list of the Android
project (http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list). How can I get
assigned as the owner of a specific issue?
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On Tuesday, September 25, 2012 1:42:21 PM UTC-7, Kristopher Micinski wrote:
Try android-platform, that would be the appropriate place to ask.
(Certainly not here!)
kris
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I have
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I have a question about the usage of dexgen. Is there a special group
setup for that, or is this the place to ask that?
My question is this ... how do you use dexgen to generate a switch/case
statement?
Thanks
Richard Schilling
Senior Mobile Developer, RD
Cetecom, USA
I have a question about the usage of dexgen. Is there a special group
setup for that, or is this the place to ask that?
My question is this ... how do you use dexgen to generate a switch/case
statement?
Thanks
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Yep.This is why I simply pose the question. So, if I do find a bug later I
have a thread to reference.
I'll find it.
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It happens whenever Logger.logp() is called from within
Application.onStart(). It doesn't happen in versions prior to 4.0.
Calling Log.d in Application.onStart() works fine though.
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Apologies - that's a typo in my post. I meant to write:
LinearLayout xmlns:android=http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android;
android:layout_width=fill_parent
android:layout_height=fill_parent
android:orientation=vertical
android:background=@drawable/mybitmapdrawable
This topic seems to have become re-relevant with the 4.0 release. I'm
seeing Application.onCreate being called multiple times. It looks like
what Diane described above with multiple processes getting their own
instance of Application is being more aggressively adhered to.
Would that be
I've got this in my layout declaration in a file, let's call it
mybitmapdrawable.xml:
bitmap xmlns:android=http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android;
android:src=@drawable/mygraphic
android:tileMode=repeat
/
mygraphic is a .png file. Prior to 4.0 I don't see a problem with the
I see TabActivity is deprecated.
But there are still some examples in the platform of making Activities
children of TabHost.
This is what we are doing: calling TabHost.addTab and passing in a TabSpec
that contains intents which launch activities.
Do you think that's a bad idea now that
Our views aren't too deep, but they may be too wide, perhaps (too many
siblings under the same parent)? I am displaying lots of data using a
cursor.
I actually get two stacks to look at:
1. When the exception is thrown the debugger pauses in
CursorWrapper.getCount:
11-23 11:56:55.383:
I guess when you look at the stacktrace in LogCat, we do have quite a few
layers... the stacktrace shows calls through about 12 different UI control
classes. Would you concur that is definitely a problem in this case?
But what do you think about the cursor?
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I am seeing some behavior that is hard to pin down. I get a StackOverFlow
exception generated whenever a button in one fragment is clicked rapidly in
succession and causes a second fragment on the screen to reload repeatedly.
The exception only happens when the use hammers on the button for a
Does anybody have an answer to this question. This is very interesting.
The answer to this would be very useful for me as well.
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I apologize if this is a duplicate post.
I am in need of some additional information on PowerManager, and I've seen
several posts dealing with the issue, but still haven't found the specific
information I need. Related links are below.
When the screen goes dark, it looks like the file
Apologies if this is a duplicate. But, http://android.git.kernel.org is
not responding. Page not found.
Anyone else see this?
Thanks.
Richard
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Correction - SERVER not found.
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Sorry you feel this way.
There are lots of Android developers on this list, so I'm sure someone heard
you. In fact, you can be one!
You're welcome to download the code and make changes that you feel should be
there.
Richard
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This is some good sound advice. If you don't want to
use startActivityForResult and onActivityResult then you can store your data
in some source of truth like the SQLite database, or even shared
preferences if you just have a few data items.
Richard
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The spinner and the list on the first activity are self contained - that
is their state won't directly affect the activity that you're calling.
Sounds like the activity you start is trying to access some data/resource
that is not there (e.g. your layout is missing a resource).
Check the
Dough!
It's down for maintenance.
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know that has happened before I sign up for an enhancement or a
bug?
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Right. Thanks! I knew there was a link somewhere I wasn't finding...
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Lodsys to pay YOU
royalties. And, if they go to court, and the court finds that you actually
own the rights to your invention, the court can actually invalidate the
Lodsys' patent.
An attorney is worth their weight in gold in these circumstances ...
literally.
Just my $0.02.
Richard Schilling
Just posting this here to have some continuity in my postings. I have
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Other links:
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I'm getting a null pointer exception and the phone reboots when I call
AccountManager.addAccountExplicitly, even though I have a service that
returns a proper SyncAdapter. It's all setup in the manifest
properly, etc just like others was saying to do. What other
possible conditions generate
even though its screen's really density is a fair amount lower than 240.
On Wed, Jan 12, 2011 at 11:31 AM, Phil Endecott
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Hi Richard,
On Jan 12, 6:54 pm, Richard Schilling richard.rootwirel...@gmail.com
wrote:
Did you try fetching the scale
I have a gallery on my screen. Works great and scrolls smoothly ...
until I set the OnItemSelectedListener. When I do, Gallery gets
really jerkey. It seems to stick. I think I know why, but I was
wondering if others have found a better solution they would be willing
to share. Here's my
Did you try fetching the scale that will allow you to convert from DPI
to actual screen pixels? I found this very reliable:
final scale =
getContext().getResources().getDisplayMetrics().density;
Then multiply scale by one inch of pixels in DPI resolution (depending
on the screen you're on)
To answer this poster's question: NO, you're not the only one fighting
with the layout editor on MAC.
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/b418d921b281635b/c9d1b57fb0345862?lnk=gstq=mac+layout+editor#c9d1b57fb0345862
For instance, I'm trying to adjust the
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To answer this poster's question: NO, you're not the only one fighting
with the layout editor on MAC.
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/threa...
For instance, I'm trying to adjust
Here's a few more mac layout editor issues:
1. layout width and height aren't accepted. They immediately switch
to blank values when I enter them in the properties box.
2. layout is not accurate. When I enter a width and height in the XML
editor, the layout doesn't appear correctly.
3.
Update.
Turns out these three items weren't issues. I accidentally had the
Pins this property to the current view button selected. My bad.
Sigh.
Richard
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Here's a few more mac layout editor issues:
1. layout width
http://avaj-mavaj.blogspot.com/2010/09/accused.html
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Oracle seems to be doing more than just suing Google. It appears to
me that Oracle has postured itself to call any *user* of Android to be
an infringer of patent and copyright:
http://avaj-mavaj.blogspot.com/2010/09/accused.html
Richard
On Aug 13, 1:38 pm, François Masurel fm2...@mably.com
I have all my paths and environment setup, but build.xml generated by
the Android SDK still can't find aapt even though it exists. Anyone
else seen this?
Here's the console output:
$ ant compile
Buildfile: build.xml
[setup] Android SDK Tools Revision 7
[setup] Project Target: Android
:
# Assuming you're on Ubuntu
$ apt-get install ia32-libs
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wrote:
I have all my paths and environment setup, but build.xml generated by
the Android SDK still can't find aapt even though it exists. Anyone
else seen this?
Here's
of this post. Switched usb driver in device manager to USB Composite
Device and it worked for me.
Instructions:http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/threa...
On Aug 20, 11:46 am, Richard Schilling
richard.rootwirel...@gmail.com wrote:
I have two Droids.
The first
I have two Droids.
The first is recognized just fine by ADB and Eclipse. In hardware
manager, it's identified as 'Android Phone/Android Composite ADB
Interface'.
The second is not recognized by ADB at all. In hardware manager, it's
identified as 'Android Phone/Android Composite ADB Interface'
Using Eclipse, Helios release.
What's going on here?
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Alright, I downgraded to Eclipse 3.5, and the following still doesn't
happen when I build a project in Eclipse:
1. .aidl files don't get processed (at all).
2. R.java isn't generated.
Used to work.
What the heck?
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Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 6:49 PM, Richard Schilling
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I've recently upgraded the Android SDK to the latest version, and I'm
trying to re-build the ApiDemos project. I've imported it properly.
The problem is
1
Absolutely.
Richard
On Aug 12, 4:25 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 7:21 PM, Richard Schilling
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I'm building the stock ApiDemos code, which used to build just
fine But, here's the top three errors
, 4:25 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
On Thu, Aug 12, 2010 at 7:21 PM, Richard Schilling
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I'm building the stock ApiDemos code, which used to build just
fine But, here's the top three errors.
[2010-08-12 16:19:44 - ApiDemos
Just reporting that I was successful in building my application
against the Android 2.1 SDK and running it without issue on several
Android 1.5 CDMA phones.
Richard
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wrote:
I did think of another option - simply build against
The USB drivers for the Samsung Moment are impossible to find on the
Internet and on Samsung's developer forums/website/etc
So, I called technical support. They sent me a link:
http://shrunk.me/mometdriver.zip
I was very impressed with the lady who answered the phone. She didn't
realize
problem so far on Samsung Moment and
the at least one HTC device. Here is the support discussion I had
with HTC itself. It starts out with my support request (rather ... a
rant) to HTC:
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I did think of another option - simply build against 2.0 or 2.1, and
then tell the manifest that the application will run on 1.5.
Application logic can figure out if CDMA is supported or not... I'm
going to try that first.
On Mar 30, 2:37 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Or
Sockets would definitely work, but there is some overhead in using TCP/
IP versus UDP.
One thing you can do with streaming data is use UDP. Either data
packets get to the server or they don't. But, the benefit is your
client software doesn't have to manage state.
That's if you want a live
I just updated a free application I've had on Android Market. It's
called Navy Clock and can now serve as an NTP time source for any
Android application. If you want your application to get the exact
atomic time, you can install Navy Clock and connect to the Navy Clock
service.
Navy Clock will
I just double checked. It works for me too. You may have hit it
earlier when I was updating the web page.
To answer the question:
How are you handling the overhead of IPC in your time calculations?
When you connect to the service, you register a callback. The service
updates your callback
:
Richard Schilling wrote:
When you connect to the service, you register a callback. The service
updates your callback object with calls to two methods, onTimeUpdate
and onClockStateChange.
The service passes to void onTimeUpdate(long atomicTime, long
localTime); two parameters:
1
of the GPS antenna is really screwing
with my power consumption.
Thanks.
Richard Schilling
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Root Wireless, Inc.
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I may be answering my own question here. The power control widget had
the GPS antenna selected to on. When I turn off the GPS antenna in
the power control widget, the antenna goes off.
Richard
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wrote:
My company just got
, Richard Schilling
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What I would like to do is submit a patch that provides more verbose
information about why an install fails (e.g. certificate is invalid).
There is already a fair amount of stuff printed in the log when an install
fails (and also
, 10:34 am, Richard Schilling
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I'm not getting much from DDMS. Perhaps the information I need is in
dumpstate output? If there's some clue here I'm not seeing. What
should I be looking for?
The error on the screen is Nomadcould not be installedon
K. I'll take a look at this.
Thanks!
Richard
On Oct 14, 1:43 pm, Mark Murphy mmur...@commonsware.com wrote:
Richard Schilling wrote:
I upgraded my phone to 1.6 and the BOOT_COMPLETED event isn't being
sent to my application anymore.
There's nothing in the release notes related
fix for a production application.
Thanks!
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Mobile Operating Systems Engineer
Root Wireless
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Well, here's some specific feedback on a very serious issue that seems
to have come up:
http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers/browse_thread/thread/c1f4450138843e5a
BOOT_COMPLETED is not being sent to my 1.6 application - worked just
fine in 1.5.
Help.
Richard Schilling
Mobile
my fix
isn't the right one, or there's another problem.
Hope that helps.
Richard
On Oct 12, 11:38 am, Richard Schilling
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Oh, the android should be upgrading the old application properly, so
uninstalling should not be necessary. This is an upgrade
I am seeing this now too. Just upgraded the phone to 1.6. DDMS
doesn't tell me squat.
Anyone?
Richard Schilling
Mobile Operating System Engineer
Root Wireless, Inc.
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I just rebuilt an application to use some new assets, and now I get
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Obvious question alert: Did you remove any old version you might have
had hadinstalledbefore trying to install the new one?
On Oct 12, 10:28 am, Richard Schilling
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I am seeing this now too
Oh, the android should be upgrading the old application properly, so
uninstalling should not be necessary. This is an upgrade.
Richard
On Oct 12, 11:37 am, Richard Schilling
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The issue seems to be with the certificate used to sign the
application
= loc.getExtras();
extraBundle is null. So, I can't call
extraBundle.getInt(satellites)
anymore to get the satellite count.
What happened?
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Mayhem? Armegeddon?
Richard
On Oct 6, 11:01 am, Richard Schilling richard.rootwirel...@gmail.com
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Just upgraded my phone firmware to 1.6, and it looks like Location
objects don't have satellite counts in them any more:
locMan = (LocationManager)con.getSystemService
.
Version 1.6 breaks this behavior. Apparently, satellite count only
comes through the GpsSatellite class.
You broke my client Or, am I missing something?
Richard Schilling
Mobile Operating Systems Engineer
Root Wireless
On Oct 6, 11:34 am, Richard Schilling richard.rootwirel...@gmail.com
platform that relies on this
Richard
On Oct 6, 1:53 pm, Richard Schilling richard.rootwirel...@gmail.com
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Update to this problem.
Version 1.1 of the SDK uses just LocationListener.
Version 1.5 introduces GpsSatellite class. Apparently you can get a
list of satellites
enough.
I wonder if this is a bug or a feature request that can be filed ?
Richard Schilling
On Oct 1, 5:34 am, G g.gir...@gmail.com wrote:
It seems indeed clear that the antenna stays on ... however, is it
guaranteed that
a phone state listener is notified of telephony state changes when
again.
Richard Schilling
On Oct 1, 1:05 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
Unless there is a third party app messing with you, there is something
broken with your software. The typical behavior is:
- Screen dims after the screen-off timeout sets in preferences
else has similar thoughts.
Cheers,
Richard Schilling
On Oct 5, 3:16 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote:
Hi Richard, sorry I really don't have time to go into detail on this stuff
at this point (and don't personally know enough to cover everything
anyway). Ultimately the source code
can keep getting updates from the phone is to use a dim
wake lock.
I verified this is the case by logging signal strength over a very
long drive.
Thoughts and Ideas?
Richard Schilling
Mobile Operating Systems Engineer
Root Wireless
On Sep 30, 6:27 pm, Dianne Hackborn hack...@android.com wrote
I can't get DDMS to show the wake locks on a device when it's
tethered. Does anyone else have this problem?
Thanks.
Richard
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is acquired? I have an application that needs to
continuously read the signal strength while the user isn't using the
phone.
I suspect I need a FULL_WAKE_LOCK to do that. Is that true?
Thanks.
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on the Android?
Thanks.
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Just a shout out to see how many people on this board work in the
Google Kirkland office? I'm wanting to synch up for some developer
chat time off-hours...
You can catch me on Linked in as well.
Thanks.
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it? From what I can tell, GsmCellLocation.getCid() is the only API
call to get the tower id that the phone is connected to.
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I'd like to get the projection matrix of my view using OpenGL on
Android. What's the API call?
I cannot find it.
Thanks.
Richard Schilling
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