Hi,
i have worked with kitlocate API..
"Diego N." wrote:
>Hello.
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>Has anyone worked with some API to detect if I'm driving, as the API is
>Kitlocate (http://kitlocate.com)
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>Have any indication?
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>Thank U.
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I think the answer to your question is no: it wouldn't be that helpful
from a memory footprint perspective to simply kill the service: memory
allocation happens at the process level. For this to be useful, the
service would have to be "killed" out in some heuristic way, then some
GC would have to
Hello.
Has anyone worked with some API to detect if I'm driving, as the API is
Kitlocate (http://kitlocate.com)
Have any indication?
Thank U.
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Didn't find reliable answer yet :(
On Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:08:18 PM UTC+1, Oleksii Bieliaiev wrote:
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> Hey guys,
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> let's imagine we have an app with a service and an activity inside. Both
> components live in a same process, our service is started (in terms of
> Android) and a user
I've seen that too. It does not appear to cause a problem. It is probably
some rules in .mk files that refer to a directory that is not present
because it's in the $OUT directory tree. The absence of the directory does
not affect the build output.
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I have a C# Mobile IIS hosted site, which uses X-PATH tags (div, td, etc)
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The App is LIVE and same Mobile site works for all the p
I am using Google TTS Engine for Text-to-speech for Hindi Language.
In onCreate Methode i have created an Intent to check whether voice data
installed, and it gives result to onActivityResult methode
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