Developing for Android – the SDK – update 2011
Get started with Android Java development – a tutorial with detailed steps and lots of pictures to help you make your first android application. Use Eclipse and the Android SDK.
Get started with Android Java development – a tutorial with detailed steps and lots of pictures to help you make your first android application. Use Eclipse and the Android SDK.
Learn how to create a Custom TextView class that can draw vertical text or rotate the text to any given angle. Easy!
You can boot an Android image, from the SDCard of an Windows Mobile HTC HD2 Pocket PC, using Haret. Be careful to use a 2GB max SDCard!
Android NDK Cygwin make error 127, but only on some computers. I suspect there’s a conflict with other development tools (based on PATH, etc).
Directly interface the PCM device, using low level native C programming. Play sounds by sending data to /dev/msm_pcm_out
Learn how to do a programmatic screen capture on Android, using the framebuffer and some native C code. See how to correctly save a BMP file.
Learn how to compile your C code to native Android executables, using Windows, Cygwin and the Android NDK in just 3 easy steps.
Learn to connect a bluetooth module to an ATMega micro controller via the UART serial interface and even further, discover it using a bluetooth enabled Android phone. The 9600bps serial link established, can than be used to exchange data: read sensors or control the robot.
A tutorial on how to build a custom adapter for an Android Listview control, and how to catch the onClick event correctly.
Includes source code.
Learn to create a tab control on Android, without the XML layout. Add an image to the tab control in a few easy steps.
See how to get more Bluetooth functionality on your Android device then the interface offers you. Discover nearby bluetooth devices, and see what interaction options you’ve got.
Hot news: You can change the android partitions to Read-Write so you can upload new file versions (eg. permissions.xml) .
An useful post on how to use gcc and the android toolchain to produce native C applications for the google android.
Get started with Android Java development – a tutorial with detailed steps and lots of pictures to help you make your first android application.
A tutorial on how to unlock your Android G1, how to upgrade the ROM version and how to get Root on your embedded linux box.
Learn:
– how to connect the Android to your Windows PC
– how to take screen captures from your Android
– how to install new software on your mobile device
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Some impressions on the Google Tango Hackathon held in Timisoara in April 2014. See one of the Winner projects, the Camera 3D and some insight on the new device from Google.
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A short insight on how to get started with developing for the new Blackberry 10, using dynamically created controls.
You can use your smartphone (android/iphone) to control electrical equipment inside your home. See how.