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Not ethically. And, with pending(?) changes to the Play Store to
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Sending an email or SMS with a link to the Play Store based on an
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want to stop the device reacting to these actions.
Based on some quick scans of LogCat output, my guess is that this
cannot be intercepted. It appears to be tied to a particular
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an app but could be exploited, such as
a service using a scripting language to interpret scripts downloaded
from the Internet.
That being said, since it will create a second process, be judicious
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depends on the style of home you live in. For example,
my contributions would come from a semi-secure and occasionally
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Excellent point. Kirill Grouchnikov had a great blog post on a related
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he behavior that you desire? The
one I use (Droid48) does not use an EditText.
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this location (e.g., Kies?), though that would worry me a smidge from
a security standpoint.
Or, contact Samsung for further assistance regarding Samsung's device,
with Samsung's firmware, that implements Samsung's permissions with
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Yes, the quote is true.
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no physical buttons on the device.
The user presses BACK via the affordance in the system bar.
> I have added a "Return to Game" header
This is not necessary. The user can press BACK.
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tActivity() is to "show the started activity to the user". If you
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Have you tried using the package name of the main project, instead of
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by OEMs) -- scaling them yourself
puts *you* in control over the final image look and feel. While that
may be overkill for many apps, there will be some whose designers want
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you cannot get rid of the system bar, though
you can dim it. I *think* Android 4.1 lets you actually hide it,
though any touch event brings it back -- I have no idea how that would
translate to a TV, I have not yet tried it, and I might be
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or none at all -- that would explain your change.
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You are doing more than that if it takes several seconds to accomplish.
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Does it consistently occur at the point in time of this exception? Or
was this just a random coincidence?
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ly small area of map, so
> I can include this cached area in 'assets', thereby providing offline work
> of MapView in my app.
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> I want to know, is it legal? Is it violation of Terms?
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a tile set that contains color
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ii) Resolution for Motorol zoom tablet and "Google Nexus 7" is same,will it
> affects UI in "Google Nexus 7"?
Everything will be physically smaller, as the Nexus 7 runs at a higher
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Moreover, you are *passed* the height and width to use in
surfaceChanged() of your SurfaceHolder.Callback. You do not even need
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our own app's UI instead.
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There is no documented and supported API to do this. Whatever
technique they had been using presumably no longer works as of Android
4.0, based on their product description.
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n explicit action bar
item click), and using a background thread in those places as well.
For example, onSaveInstanceState() has nothing to do with a persistent
data model (e.g., database).
Third, as you are discovering, Android may terminate your work
*anyway* if you are taking a long time on the ma
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or. I think it may be a permissions issue when
> running on my snowball board, or maybe due to a different versions of
> android.
You may have better luck getting help on this from a suitable list
hosted at http://source.android.com, then.
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during these "several seconds", which is very bad for UX.
Anything taking that amount of time needs to be done in a background
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can get an ANR or other behavior.
> Is this preventable?
Take much less time in onSaveInstanceState().
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> stuff? I mean how do I do this in Jelly Bean?
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as an SDK application. Please create your
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Use a ROM that enables adb over WiFi, or hope they add that to
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I doubt any will impact this behavior, though they are still
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> Not entirely transparent. The HDMI, when connected, usually override
> the sensor-determin
dismiss this system set
> notification?
No, sorry. You cannot affect other app's (or the OS's) notifications.
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> I don't know the internals well enough, but is it possible that there's a
> solution that could be implemented at the platform level? That whatever
> platform mechanism fulfills file:// URIs would bypass the
> READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE permission check?
That would pret
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his would have an impact is if they are only checking
that permission for apps with targetSdkVersion 16 or higher. That's
entirely possible, but it is not documented either way.
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points to a subclass of your existing AccessibilityService (if Android
yelps about two elements for the same component).
With respect to the backwards compatibility, that would not be
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will have something "in the
background" that can respond to key events like this, that does not
work. A couple of key events will get broadcast if the foreground
activity does not consume the event (e.g., ACTION_CAMERA_BUTTON).
Otherwise, key events are for the use of the foreground activity an
as you have an infinite recursion for anything other
than VOLUME_DOWN, since you call your own dispatchKeyEventTake2()
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e user necessarily being in your app, please try to switch
to Google Cloud Messaging. Otherwise, you would need to try to have a
service running 24x7 with an open socket connection, and that will be
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ng either due to a bug in your app or due to a bug in the
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, specifically asking for ideas for how to
address your variant on this issue, and try to get Googly input on the
matter that way.
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ecause that is a very unusual development
technique, one that I imagine less than 0.1% of Android developers use
for much of their UI.
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On Sat, Jul 14, 2012 at 1:04 PM, Cythes wrote:
> What about just writing a patch for the OS and including it in the package?
> Or is that next to unheard of?
If by "the package" you mean your APK, that is not supported.
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you need to look no further
> then (almost) any screen on your android to see the clock ticking away.
That is part of the firmware. You are certainly welcome to create your
own modded Android ROM.
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invoke this thing. The menu button
> is no longer a guaranteed affordance.
You even claim to have read what she wrote, as you replied to her message.
Many well-rated finger paint applications for Android, specifically
for use by "very young kids", use on-screen controls, as you can t
t of menu button in a corner. It
also does not preclude bringing up a menu based on some other trigger
(certain tap sequence in a corner, certain gesture, etc.).
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> For more options, visit this group at
> http://groups.google.com/group/android-developers?hl=en
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