This maybe?
http://support.google.com/bin/static.py?hl=en&ts=1114905&page=ts.cs
Now, theoretically, issuing fake/unsubstantiated take-down notice can get
you in legal trouble. In practice, I have never ever heard of any troll
being held responsible for that kind of unfair behaviour (doesn't mean
On Sunday, October 14, 2012 10:51:49 AM UTC+2, Terry wrote:
>
> Two of my apps have been removed from the Google Play Store, (a free/trial
> version and a pro version of the same app).
>
> A developer of a similar app asked for them to be removed. The reason for
> removal was given as “Alleged
It doesn't matter if the patent could stand up in court or not.
Defending would cost you thousands of dollars. And if you're an indie
dev, you're pretty much defenseless. Patents (and especially software
patents) have long lost their original purpose of protecting inventors
and became a tool for de
You don't have to pay 10 bucks, there is a free app that does that,
it's called AppBrain, and it also lets you do web installs and
syncing.
On Jun 22, 4:16 pm, McDanish wrote:
> Does anyone know if there is some sort of filter funktion, either in
> Andoid Market itself or in/as an app? I am SO ti
better the solution you found? I didn't
> understand it. Thanks,
>
> Jalal
>
> On 9 jun, 19:09, Piotr Buła wrote:
>
> > Just for the record, I resolved theproblem. Theproblemwas in
> > ListAdapter, or rather, the way it interacted with the rest of the
> &
On Jun 19, 9:18 am, Robert Green wrote:
> 3) Pull some raw info out of linux and use that.
> Pros - Most detailed info available
> Cons - Can't find things like raw CPU Mhz, OpenGL version support,
> etc..
This seems like the best approach. As for the cons, you can do this
stuff too. Check out /
Just for the record, I resolved the problem. The problem was in
ListAdapter, or rather, the way it interacted with the rest of the
program. As a result, call to getItem() triggered unnecessary list
change notification, which caused this weird behavior.
Cheers,
Piotr
On 7 Cze, 19:44, Piotr Buła
H there,
I have a little problem with selecting items that are inside GridView
that is displayed inside a dialog.
What I want to achieve is a dialog window that shows a grid of images
that user can select (click on them) and some action is executed. I
figured I'd just create a GridView backed by
Why would users need another Android app store? Let's see:
- paid apps (for users)
- paid apps (for developers)
- browsing through a website
- buying through a website
- payment methods different then Google Checkout
- no trash apps (some form of quality standards)
- and all of this in their native
Great idea. I was thinking of similar approach with my upcoming apps.
I was planning on banding with few fellas for implementing cross-
promotion (ie. I would promote my other apps and those of others and
same on their side).
Nice to see that your initiative is so open, It could be very useful
for
megs, or you'll get
the same error.
Hope this helps.
On 5 Sty, 10:36, Piotr Buła wrote:
> I'm having the same problem, I recently updated SDK to the newest
> version and I get the same error. I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 (64-bit) and I
> get that error for 1.5 sdk. 1.6 and 2.0 work
I'm having the same problem, I recently updated SDK to the newest
version and I get the same error. I'm using Ubuntu 9.10 (64-bit) and I
get that error for 1.5 sdk. 1.6 and 2.0 work fine. Any ideas?
On 4 Sty, 13:53, Tim Ellison wrote:
> I have the same issue Mark. Did you figure out a solution?
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