[android-developers] Re: How to rotate the emulator screen on a mac

2008-11-21 Thread Dan B.

should be Ctrl+F12

On Nov 20, 8:35 pm, Eelke Folmer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 According to the emulator faq the screen can be rotated using F11 and
 F12 but this doesn't work on  my new macbook as apple put the volume
 adjustments there. Is there a workaround?

 Cheers Eelke
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[android-developers] Re: radio frequency receive

2008-11-19 Thread Dan B.

according to the whitepaper...
Band (frequency): 850 MHz;900 MHz;1800 MHz;1900 MHz

these are all standard GSM frequencies
for wifi, it's using the standard range of frequencies at approx
2.4GHz

On Nov 19, 10:54 am, Ernest Tam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
 What frequency does G1 support? I don't know exactly the radio frequency of
 our device generating. If I know the frequency of G1, I can verify with my
 supplier whether my luck is really running out.

 Ernie





 On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 8:10 AM, Ian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  On Nov 18, 3:29 pm, Ernest Tam [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  wrote:

   I have a requirement to write a driver to receive a special radio
  frequency
   on G1. I believe there should be some API available...

  I thnik you're out of luck!  The radios in a phone (there are several)
  aren't just like a shortwave that you can tune to any frequency;
  they're built to operate on the specific frequencies and encoding
  modes for what they do.  It's generally not even legal to make them
  work on other frequencies.

  Headstay

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[android-developers] Re: connect wifi printer from android browser

2008-11-19 Thread Dan B.

what needs to be added is PostScript and RAW support over TCP, that
will allow printing to most network printers and even RIP servers over
TCP sockets.

there's probably no good way to support printing to non-network
printers that are just being shared by a desktop though, unless the
desktop sharing is assigning the printer an IP address, or the printer
natively supports PostScript, but the latter would require Android to
support NetBIOS, which is just a pain.

hopefully this is something the Android team will look into though, as
the ability to print would be tremendously handy.

On Nov 19, 9:58 am, Jean-Baptiste Queru [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Android doesn't support any form of printing at the platform level at
 this point. I would imagine that it might be theoretically possible to
 implement some TCP-based printing protocol in an individual app, but
 it seems like a lot of effort (and making it happen within a custom
 browser would add its share of difficulties).

 Cheers,
 JBQ



 On Wed, Nov 19, 2008 at 5:50 AM, nekin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  hi
  i have one requirement in one of my web site that i have one button in
  profile page of user login.
  and i want to print some data from there over wifi.
  so any one get idea that how can we connect wifi printer from android
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[android-developers] Re: Is Market going to support applications autoupdate mechanism?

2008-11-17 Thread Dan B.

I certainly hope the Market will support a way to query and prompt for
updates. OI Update is alright, but it checks a 3rd party site which
often doesn't match the Market version and requires you to open your
device up to potentially dangerous software (granted, it's not yet
been an issue, but it is something to consider)

On Nov 17, 9:24 am, Max Binshtok [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 So I am wondering if the Market is going to support some autoupdate
 mechanism for the applications - we are required to version and sign
 our apps  - so it seems like they can do it, but is it going to be
 done?
 If yes then :
 1. When?
 2. How the users will be notified?
 3. How the reinstallation will occur?
 4. Do we (the developers) have to do anything to support easier auto
 update?

 Thanks,
 Max.
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[android-developers] Re: Can anyone clarify this part of the developer's agreement?

2008-11-14 Thread Dan B.

it means you can only use personal information gathered from the phone
to advertise other products that are also on the Market. If they're
not on the Market, you can't advertise them using data obtained from
the phone.

the best way around this is using an opt-in feature. The first time
your app is run, ask permission to advertise, defaulting to no and
request the user manually enter the email address they wish to have
such advertisement sent to. You should also include a built-in way to
opt-out after they've already opted-in, to avoid irate users later
down the road.

On Nov 14, 11:20 pm, Morisato13 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 You may not use customer information obtained from the Market to sell
 or distribute Products outside of the Market.

 Does this mean you cant use user's statistics/demographic for
 advertising? Does this mean that you cant advertise any product even
 if you are being sponsored by a corporation/store/product?
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[android-developers] Re: CRT Monitors

2008-11-14 Thread Dan B.

there is no connection between the SDK and your monitor... what kind
of problem are you having exactly?

On Nov 14, 4:30 pm, Amonre [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Are there any known issues between the Android SDK and CRT [box-style]
 monitors? The potentially problematic monitor is approximately 5 years
 old and part of a Dell system. Dell used non-standard power schemes
 during that time period, not sure if they still do, which *might* be
 conflicting with the SDK's expectations (i.e. more juice than
 resistors can handle).

 I'm not a guru in this field, so there's a decent chance that the
 problem is unrelated.
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[android-developers] Re: Android Language Switcher

2008-11-09 Thread Dan B.

actually, no hacking needed, just follow these steps:

1) install the USB drivers if you're on Windows (found on this forum)
2) turn on debugging on the phone
3) set the phone to allow unsigned applications
4) install the apk file using the adb application found in the tools
folder of the SDK

then you'll be ready to go

On Nov 9, 2:58 pm, NuuNeoI [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Hi,

 Just for information. I just finished hacking the android core to add
 my local language display and input (Thai).

 Here are the pictures.

 - Typing in 
 English:http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3252/3015085799_7192835c90.jpg
 - Language Switcher ( by press Alt+Shift+X 
 ):http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3061/3015085801_ce488de23c.jpg
 - Now Typing in Thai 
 :http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3296/3015085809_2fd1099d45.jpg

 It works quite great in Emulator but I still didn't test it on real
 device yet since it's the hacking thing.

 Regards,
 Sittiphol Phanvilaihttp://www.neuvex.com
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[android-developers] Re: Facebook notification app while we wait for a facebook app

2008-11-06 Thread Dan B.

The structure of Facebook makes that very difficult, applications have
to request a private key from the Facebook server rather than using a
normal login in order ro protect the account logins from hacking.
Check out the Market app Statisinator to see what I mean.

On Nov 6, 7:00 pm, DigiJeff [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Developers can someone please develop a simple facebook app that
 notifies us facebook users about new messages, wall posts etc?

 It really sucks going from a Blackberry Curve and losing my facebook
 app which notifies me about new facebook stuff.

 Facebook needs to stop being such snobs and create a facebook app for
 android already, but in the meantime can someone develop this?

 Also have it update status and upload pictures would be awesome while
 waiting.
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[android-developers] Re: Folders in main Start menu/tab?

2008-11-04 Thread Dan B.

the default drawer is definitely a disaster once you start installing
more than 2-3 apps. I hope you can successfully replace it, and I'd be
willing to assist with any testing.

On Nov 4, 4:23 am, Ian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I now have a lot of installed apps, and I want to organise them in the
 pull-up-menu/tab.
 But it is not possible to create folders?
 I know I could copy all icons to the desktop with my folders there,
 but that is something else.
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[android-developers] Re: Check for new version of applications

2008-11-04 Thread Dan B.

isn't there some way to check the version against the Market instead
of having to host version information somewhere else? I know the app
Locale somehow knows when an update is available, it seems reasonable
to query the Market rather than relying on outside sources :\

On Nov 1, 1:50 pm, friedger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'd say the package name is the global identifier.

 Maybe you can just provide a VeeCheck url based on the package name
 (as alternative to the app id). So I could check that url. If you
 don't host an app for the package name or if it is not unique you
 could return a HTTP 400.

 Friedger

 On 1 Nov., 17:37, Al Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  Friedger,

  How are you identifying the apps?, I'd happily add an extra field or two
  to the AndAppStore.com data that you can search for if it would be useful.

  Al.

  friedger wrote:
   The idea is that the Updater will also be able check all applications
   it knows about by a single button clicked or scheduled task. So, once
   the intent from one application is processed by the Update it is
   possible to include this application to the periodic update.

   A more general solution that includes all installed applications is
   currently not possible as I can't determine the location of the
  versioninfo file.

   The apk mentioned above is provided for developers to test. In the
   releaseversionthe interval between two checks will be at least 24
   hours, so you can start the service as often as you like but the check
   is only performed once every 24 hours. Furthermore, only the log cat
   shows whether the installedversionis up-to-date or not. In both
   cases the notification is show (this is to simplify the tests).

   Would you like to have a different Notification text? Any ideas for
   icons?

   Friedger

   On 1 Nov., 13:18, Al Sutton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   Hi Friedger,

   I've updated AndAppStore.com to provide a versionCode in the update.xml
   as you requested.

   At the moment anyone with applications listed will find that they can
   specify the versionCode in the details about a releasedversion(not the
   application details page, the release details page).

   I am working on code to pull the information from the manifest included
   in the apk, but this is a little way off yet.

   Thanks for making this available.

   Al.

   friedger wrote:

   Hi,

   we are preparing the OI Updater that checks a given info file for new
   updates as described in the Android documentation.

   You can find the current build (rev 1284) at
  http://openintents.googlecode.com/files/UpdateChecker.apk

   In order to initiate the update check you just have to add the
   following code:

              Intent service = new Intent();
              service.setAction(ACTION_CHECK_VERSION);
              String uri= http://uri-to-update-file.txt;

              service.setData(Uri.parse(link));
              service.putExtra(package_name, context.getPackageName());
              service.putExtra(app_name,
   context.getString(org.openintents.notepad.R.string.app_name));

              int currentVersion = -1;
                      PackageInfo pi = 
   context.getPackageManager().getPackageInfo(
                                      context.getPackageName(), 0);
                      currentVersion = pi.versionCode;
              service.putExtra(current_version, currentVersion);
              context.startService(service );

   You can also put current_version_name if you check against the
   veecheck url at AndAppStore.

   It is still alpha, but we would appreciate early feedback.
   How do you like it? Would you include it in your code? More/other
   features?...

   Cheers,
   Friedger

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[android-developers] Re: Folders in main Start menu/tab?

2008-11-04 Thread Dan B.

that's exactly the problem with the drawer, you have to dig... the
market is just as huge a mess... it needs organization

On Nov 4, 2:21 pm, hackbod [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Put your apps on the home screen, in their own folders if you want.
 Is there any particular reason you want to have a whole other facility
 to organize things in the set of all apps?  To me it just makes them
 harder to get to -- if you put them in a folder on the home screen,
 you can launch with two clicks, but in the drawer you'd have to first
 bring up the drawer, then dig down to the app, then launch it.

 On Nov 4, 11:28 am, Dan B. [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:



  the default drawer is definitely a disaster once you start installing
  more than 2-3 apps. I hope you can successfully replace it, and I'd be
  willing to assist with any testing.

  On Nov 4, 4:23 am, Ian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

   I now have a lot of installed apps, and I want to organise them in the
   pull-up-menu/tab.
   But it is not possible to create folders?
   I know I could copy all icons to the desktop with my folders there,
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[android-developers] Re: Listen For Webpage Changes

2008-11-03 Thread Dan B.

well, if the entire thing is going to be handled by a webpage anyway,
rather than write and app that watches the page, just use AJAX for the
page. If you want it to be app based, you'd be better off writing a
chat server, since HTTP has quite a bit of overhead going on in the
background.

On Nov 3, 8:57 am, Bobbie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I am trying to create a web-based chat program.  I would like to setup
 the program so that it can listen for changes on a web page.  When
 the user's text is posted it will be written to the page.  Then, when
 a user from the web interface posts it will be posted to that same
 file (this will be taken care of by a session id).  So what I want to
 happen is that my Android program should listen for changes in the
 webpage they are posting to.  How would I go about that?
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[android-developers] Re: WPA support

2008-11-03 Thread Dan B.

you won't find EAP/PEAP support because Cisco themselves (the
developers of PEAP) have not only stopped developing and supporting
it, but are warning away from it's use due to false sense of security
that it brings. Cisco's recommendations are to use other connections
types and session based authentication if needed. If your school or
business is still using PEAP, refer them to Cisco's website.

On Oct 23, 7:31 pm, hyc [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 So I just got a shiny new G1 yesterday. Much to my disappointment I
 found that its wifi menu only supports WPA-PSK, while I need WPA-EAP/
 PEAP support. I see from the recent source code release that the
 freeware wpa_supplicant is underneath all this, and that project
 supports EAP etc. so why is that functionality missing from the UI?

 Next question is, what would it take to fix this and enable the
 support in the UI?
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[android-developers] Re: What's the best way to save a picture?

2008-11-03 Thread Dan B.

I think the appropriate place to store user content is actually the
Download folder, otherwise the image view and camera app will think
the files belong to the camera

On Nov 3, 12:52 pm, Robert Green [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 I'm working on a drawing app and need to get some Save functionality
 in.  What I'd like to do is:

 1)  Prompt the user for a filename
 2)  Check for existing file - confirm overwrite
 3)  Save to SD.

 I would think this should save in the same spot as Photos taken by the
 camera, unless you guys think it should have its own spot.  I want the
 drawings to come up with the photos in the Photos app.

 I tried to use
 MediaStore.Images.Media.insertImage(getContentResolver(), bitmap, My
 Drawing, description);

 but that just gives me a URI error.  Any ideas?  Isn't there a built
 in filechooser of some sort?  I tried to find it but came up empty.

 Thanks!
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