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...Jake
w == whitemice markbr...@zedray.co.uk writes:
w Hi Jake
w Assuming you are talking about Android Home Screen Widgets, I had
w the same issue which I blogged here:
whttp://blog.zedray.com/2010/05/01/tracking-a-android-home-screen-widget/
w I still haven't gotten
Hi Jake
Assuming you are talking about Android Home Screen Widgets, I had the
same issue which I blogged here:
http://blog.zedray.com/2010/05/01/tracking-a-android-home-screen-widget/
I still haven't gotten a response from Flurry, so I suggest you
consider the Google Analytics API. While this
On Jul 11, 9:24 pm, c...@comcast.net wrote:
Hi Mark,
My youngest son just tested this on his Droid and the results are:
It worked.
Thx
-Chris
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Sent: Sunday
it was in the us and running on verizon. Yes it said 1 minute ago
without me clicking on the app.
Let us know if we can provide additional help in the form of testing for you.
Regards,
Chris
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From: whitemice markbr...@zedray.co.uk
To: Android Beginners android-beginners
I am based in Germany and publish the Last Call Widget on the
Android Market. I have been steady improving it over time, but one
group of users still complain about it not working on their devices.
My widget listens for the android.intent.action.PHONE_STATE intent,
and then sets an alarm to
Perhaps a Google experience phone can be upgraded over Wi-Fi? This is
something I will try out the next time my phone detects an upgrade.
If you have an Android Dev Phone then you can upgrade yourself over
USB:
http://www.htc.com/www/support/android/adp.html
If you are planning on pitching in
Android lets you install any app you want on your *own* phone. You
don’t need a developer phone unless you want root access and have the
ability to install your own firmware.
There are lots of phones coming from all sorts of carriers, and they
all have a “Factory data reset” function if you are
Google apps are designed from the ground up to use a lot of network
bandwidth. If you have an expensive tariff, consider disabling
networking entirely (or use Wi-Fi) when you are not using it, as there
are a lot of invisible background processes that call home a lot.
I think this needs to be
The phones are more or less identical to develop on.
G1 has crazy small internal memory, G2 has no hardware keyboard, and
there are something like 20 odd devices coming out over the coming
year.
http://phandroid.com/phones/
Pay your money, make your choice.
I’ve had this issue on two machines and these instructions worked for
me without having to edit the registry.
Blogged here: http://tinyurl.com/n684er
Regards
Mark
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Cool.
Now stop having fun and go make a useful Android Application. ;-)
and don't let me catch you selling this for $0.99 on the market!
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Last time I checked, there was no ad-hoc support for Wi-Fi on Android,
while the Bluetooth API was still unreleased.
Currently, “nearby” device discovery is only possible via an
intermediate discovery server sharing GPS/Cell ID information.
I submitted something along these lines to the ADC
I am stuck on the same issue, while upgrading my 0.9 code.
Does anyone have a solution (or working example) for the
ACTION_WEB_SEARCH intent in 1.0_r1?
Other intents work fine for me BTW.
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How would that profiting part work? I don't know anyone who's ever bought an
application for a mobile phone. They just download free Java apps.
Most of my projects have been for companies who wish to advertise
their products by giving away compelling content (JavaME games,
magazines, etc).
That depends:
What sort of application are you hoping to build?
Do you need to profit from your application in the short term?
What is your current skill set?
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Later rather than sooner, although I doubt Google has any real idea on
this.
Android is a big software stack with a lot of technical risk, and like
all such developments will require extensive end user/community
testing to bring it up to standard. iPhone was delayed along similar
lines, but
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