Nice video! Here's an explanation of what is going on with the
incoming call window: that is not implemented as an activity, so it
does not cause the activity behind it to be paused. (There are a few
other similar things like this, such as the notification panel you can
slide down from the
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For that matter, are there any rules as to how
an application should use SD card space?
You'll need a Googler to answer strictly about rules.
That being said, I recommend you consider the SD card contents to really
be the user's prerogative in terms of layout
Hi
A demonstration of the Tumblr API working from within an android app
is available at
http://sleepydroid.blogspot.com
Regards
D
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That's a great explanation - I'm glad you appreciated the vid too.
My only concern about the vid is that my knowledge is not all
encompassing and I would be vilified for it but if I continue to
make vids and receive feedback such as this then I will start to
be a very happy coder indeed.
hello, i have some problems with running program on Ubuntu (last
version). when i installed sdk m5 rc15 it gave me an error that said:
your ADT is version 0.3.0 u need 0.4.0 or higher, i got ADT 0.4.0
but i couldnt install it on eclipse, couse it said u need a plug in
for installing ADT,,
what
I am wanting to find out if the Webkit browser on Android will support
full interactive Adobe Flash, Flash Lite or Air, with device access
and controls.
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I’ve written 3 tutorials to show you how to create a service enabled
Android application that performs all of it’s network I/O in a
background thread (not the UI thread). There are three tutorials
covering the following:
1. How to build a simple UI
How to used setOrientation(int display,int orientation ) in the
Surface class ?
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Thanks for the video, Damien.
I just posted about the video on my own blog so you should be getting
more traffic sent your way: http://blog.pocketjourney.com
Cheers,
Biosopher
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Well, we might make an Android phone but we are not certain until we
make this phoneless samples in the next 1-2 months first.
By the time we have an Android phone, it is likely that other Android
phones would be on the market though.
Cheers
Eric
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Currently, but don't you think they almost have to, at least to play their
own YouTube vids.
Bill
not necessarily. iPhone doesn't have flash, yet they can play youtube vids.
we have hardware already, LCD touchscreen, USB connectors, audio jack,
ethernet connector, with optional GSM module and GPS module. it's not a
phone, but a testbed running M5. if you are interested, PM me. Thanks.
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Information about the SD card location and state can be found with
this class:
http://code.google.com/android/reference/android/os/Environment.html
In current builds we have an android.os.StatFs class that can get
available space information for mounted devices. This currently isn't
public,
Just looking to do some http post with some arguments. I've done a
simple post to a Servlet using the Apache package, but I'm wondering
how correct that is now that I discovered there is this undocumented
package lying around. Is one gonna get deprecated or something? Is
one better than the
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