Whenever you publish GPL'ed code, you retain the copyright on the pieces
that you've contributed.
This is why the GPL is enforcable - you can hit GPL violators by means of a
copyright lawsuit.
So the correct thing to do (IMHO) is to leave the orginal copyright notice
intact, but to put the
GPL hea
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this sounds trivial to me.
Just compensate the error that is introduced by not actually pointing the
device north by subtracting that error from your arrow's pointing angle. No
need to change any algorithm, just compensate for the "dude, you're holding
it wrong"
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Does the OVI store sell software to users of Android devices? So far I
thought this was a Nokia-specific thing.
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Try Installing Android-x86 in a virtual machine. This is much faster and
works if you don't use any machine specific native code (NDK, JNI). Their
Froyo port is not yet 100% complete, but the Android 1.6 release is very
stable.
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> I want to how to develop and test apps for the Galaxy tab. I mean like
> the Android simulator, can we test the tab apps on a simulator? Is
> there a way to download simulator for the tab or should we tweak the
> existing simulator?
>
Create your own AVD image with 1024x600 screen resolution and
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> One of my games was released in April. More than 10 updates later, I
> am still receiving crash reports from the original version of the
> game.
>
A lot of people may be getting their apps from shady download sites instead
through the Android Market (app packs, often packaged as rar archives and
> I want to obtain it through code. Is there any way to do so?
>
Sorry, I cannot help you there - I am not yet familiar with theGoogle APIs
on Android.
You could certainly use the sqlite3 API to access these database files
directly, but relying on this is not guaranteed to work in future Android
> Is it possible to get the Google ID of the phone? Google ID is the
> Gmail ID used for setting up the phone.
On Android 2.x:
adb shell *sqlite3* /data/data/com.google.*android*.googleapps/databases/gls.db
"
*select* * from *meta*";
On Android 1.x the database has a different name. Google it ;)
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