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[This post is by Roman Nurik , who is passionate about icons, with input from me and a bunch of the Framework engineers. —Tim Bray] The number of people working on mobile apps, and specifically Android, is growing fast.
Thinking Like a Web Designer | Android Developers Blog
Translations available: Esta página en Español , Diese Seite auf Deutsch Acoustic Ruler Pro has been featured on Cult of Mac , Techcrunch , GIZMODO , lifehacker , and MAKE . Wouldn’t it be amazing to have a ruler in your pocket all the time? Well now you can! Measure distances of up to 25 meters (82 feet) with Acoustic Ruler Pro for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad (App Store Link) . Scroll down for the details or watch the two videos showing the two different operation modes first:
Acoustic Ruler « iq-tainment
I’ve been doing some work with Bluetooth on Android, specifically using RFCOMM to send data between an Android phone and another Bluetooth device. The mechanics of using RFCOMM on Android are pretty straightforward, and there weren’t any big surprises. But there were a couple of things that I bumped into that are worth pointing out.
Some Tips on Android and Bluetooth | Thoughts from Geoff Kratz @ FarWest Software
GrepCode: android - Java Project - Source Code
repository.grepcode.com$java$ext@com.google.android$android project Google Android Platform - JellyBean, API level 17 (JDQ39) Release date: 8 February 2013 Files: 8806 , Classes: 11424 , Lines of code: 1697619 Release date: 9 November 2012Android SDK Quick Tip: Formatting Resource Strings
This quick tip shows you how to create and use string resources as format strings. You will achieve this by creating and configuring the appropriate string resources in XML and using them programmatically to supply the various typed parameters. Step 0: Getting Started Begin by creating an Android project. If you’d like to just follow along, you can find a sample project with code for formatting strings .
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Officially Supported Devices
to the right for instructions. Add a device to the wiki Note: In following these steps, replace CODENAME with the codename for the device. 1.
MT6516 flashing tutorial
Here you can find the instructions on how to flash your MT6516 based phone. Although example images shown here refer to HOT HD9, you can flash other phones based on this MediaTek chipset, with the correct ROM files, of course. Make sure you read everything carefully and know what you are doing. Don't blame me for any damage on your phone. What's needed: Flashing cable (USB to UART cable with PL2303 chip)
