Hey Abhi, If what I've understood about dealing with the sensors right now, you don't need to start a background service. You can simply access the accelerometer values through the following: SensorManager myManager; Sensor sensors[ ]; myManager = (SensorManager)getSystemService(Context.SENSOR_SERVICE); sensors = myManager.getSensorList(Sensor.TYPE_ACCELEROMETER); Then within your program you can go off of the trigger for a user's tap on the screen (I don't know this off-hand). When the user clicks again, another trigger should fire. The code that you might want accomplished could be handled within these triggers without having to affect your current code in the Activity. This will handle things for you during your activity. Of course if you are specifically trying to get some background experience and feedback, at least I can get a small discussion started possibly for you.
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