Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could help me with this question.
I am building an app that runs on Android and iPhone, and to sign in I'm
implementing an unlock pattern like Android's.
I know that this unlocking pattern is patented by Google/Android, so does
that mean that I would be
Is there any way to find out why the posts are being deleted or not posted?
I have posted a couple questions already (all of them asking about the same
thing). I can find those posts if I search for them on all the groups, but
when I click on them I get a message saying that it cannot be found
What does it means that Android is Open Source? My understanding is that
the code is available to the public, but you don't have to open your own
code to the public if you don't want to (or at least according to the
license that I read, it wasn't a viral license).
Am I correct?
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On Friday, April 19, 2013 12:36:37 PM UTC-6, Murray9654 wrote:
Hi I have posted few questions. None of them appeared on the forum? Is
there a way to find what happened to my question? whether they are accepted
or
Are we allowed to use something like the unlock pattern for our apps?
I'm building an application for Android and iPhone, I want both of them to
user the unlock pattern as login but that is patented (Google/Android)...
so are we allowed to use it?
Would be ok as long as it is only on Android
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