I disagree, I'd say most GUI elements should use native elements.
The only exception I would say is character dialogs. Although you could
probably skin some native UI elements to look just as nice.
Even for simple things like information messages, game settings, top scores,
equipment, etc I'd
Hello All,
I have been using Monkey stress testing on Honeycomb OS on my Tablet.
On all the applications I am getting the dropped events.
Events injected: 1
:Dropped: keys=231 pointers=400 trackballs=0 flips=0
What are these dropped events? Are they errors with touch driver or
problem with
Recently I've had people from various countries emailing me to say that my
app is showing as not available in their country. My app is free and I was
under the impression that free apps are available anywhere. I'm curious if
there's anything more I can do to assist people in getting my apps
Quite a sensationalist headline for having reviewed one app, in my opinion.
I've found a number of apps that are far better than the CNN app. I've
built a few apps for Honeycomb and have really enjoyed the experience of
being able to think differently than I would in a traditional phone app.
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Looks like there are a lot of people having similar issues:
http://www.google.es/support/forum/p/Android+Market/thread?tid=7d68a85093a8180ahl=en
http://www.google.es/support/forum/p/Android+Market/thread?tid=7d68a85093a8180ahl=enGoogle
has this marked as a bug, as of yesterday:
If you need an on-screen keyboard, then presumably you're entering text?
Which is the case I said you need the native UI for. :)
Tim
On 6/7/2011 12:16 AM, Miguel Morales wrote:
I disagree, I'd say most GUI elements should use native elements.
The only exception I would say is character
No, that's just one of the cases (the most obvious one) others are simply
equipment selection screens, team mates screen, etc.
Where you have a decent amount of UI interaction, mainly lists, images,
buttons, and labels.
On Tue, Jun 7, 2011 at 8:50 AM, Tim Mensch tim.men...@gmail.com wrote:
If
The Xoom is a nice first pass, but wait until you get a Samsung Galaxy Tab
10.1 (or similar). The Ipad2 form factor (which the Tab 10.1 imitates and
surpasses) is very compelling. The Xoom seems heavy and washed out
(visually) by comparison. All successful tablets will have to be at the
Ipad2 /
The Xoom is a nice first pass, but wait until you get a Samsung Galaxy Tab
10.1 (or similar).
If only I could buy all the tablets out there :-) Guess I should have
passed on the Xoom...
In terms of apps and OS, I like Android / Honeycomb far better than
Ipad2/IOS. Some apps are certainly
It is because the standard buttons (Home, Back, Search, and Menu) are
on the bottom of the screen. On many phones these are soft, meaning
not hardware. It is bad practice to put anything else there you have
to push. You don't want your user trying to select a different tab in
your app, and
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