I think i read somewhere it was 8GB, although i have a feeling it
depends more on the phone compatability. Im using the Dream(same as
your G1), so id say its probably 8GB. Try to find a friend with a
16GB and try that first(dont forget to fill it up to make sure you can
access all the data before
My comps working on software atm, so cant confirm it, but as its
opening a new window/software, you will probably have to pass on a
call to activate the *send* option, otherwise its just loading the
software. Your code atm is sending the data, but not doing anything
after that. I must say though,
Cant try it out myself as im about to run out the door for a meeting,
but try setting the background color, then overlaying the image ontop
of that at a certain position(use % based if you can so portrait/
landscape is just one code). Ill have a play when i get back myself,
though this meeting wi
Your going to have to put them on the SD card, but the problem with
that, is only a dev phone(or g1/dream in dev mode) can use the sd card
to store active programs on. Do you really need 48mb of audio in your
program lol? Consider that most people are on data limits when not at
home on their wif
This is more a problem with your laptop and less with the phone.
There is a function in windows xp/vista to turn your existing wired
connection(with a wireless connection on the system) into a hotspot.
Google that and set it up, then you will probably have to access your
network settings on the la
Hey don,
Im still playing around with the threading atm, but here`s an article
that may help you out a bit.
http://developer.android.com/guide/appendix/faq/commontasks.html#threading
Hope that helps mate,
Marak
On May 27, 8:58 am, Don Oleary wrote:
> Hi guys
>
> I have a question around threa
I assume you mean connecting the phone, not just the SD card as
raphael mentioned? My best bet would be to upgrade your XP to the
latest SP. Im not sure which drivers the G1 is going under, but i do
remember i had to upgrade for other USB products to get them working
(some sort of internal confl
I had a similar problem when using one of my other computers(main
computer was busy running software). I had to shut down basicly
everything on the computer - virus scanner definatly, go through your
process`s and kill all the non-necessary, if on XP switch your
graphics mode to classic(chews up
G`day mate,
Check this link out, it should help you with working on the GPS
features.
http://blogoscoped.com/archive/2007-11-19-n27.html
- Marak
On May 28, 12:26 pm, Ashish Dhiman wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> As iam new in java but iam trying to build an GPS application.i need a
> little help for tha
Its been a while since i worked with PNG images, but i believe you can
save them in multiple bit formats correct? (32/16/8 etc). If thats
the case(and its the only reason i could figure it wouldnt be passing
the check), drop it down to 16 bit, which seems to be pretty much
standard - except in gr
I had a quick look at your problem, and the others that reported the
problems and it seems that your having trouble communicating with the
server(remember the check box for agreeing to send google anon
data?). Did you check that?? If not, there *may* be an internal
update check, but i havnt resea
Wait let me confirm a question i have first. You want to use the
phone through USB, WITHOUT an active simcard in it?
If so, just grab a cheap simcard, throw it in the phone, sign up as
normal and grab a wireless router for your computer($10). Setup your
computer as a wireless access point, and
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