I've written a simple Wearable app which uses the CapabilityApi to discover
a paired handheld with a named capability.
This all works great on an LG G Watch and it's paired LG phone:
*LG G Watch:*
- Android Wear 1.1.1.1929530
- Google Play Services 7.5.71
*LG G3 Phone:*
- Android 4
Hello,
I'm trying to learn RenderScript, have downloaded the LivePreview sample
code from h
ttps://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/rs/+/master/java/tests/.
I use Eclipse still for IDE.
This sample is a fairly simple app, has a single .rs file (yuv.rs). This
code does not use the
Resolved, this only occurred on a web page that was opened via , once removed the target="_blank", Chromium on Lollipop
began behaving.
On Wednesday, October 29, 2014 9:58:34 AM UTC-4, Vertifi Software wrote:
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> We recently flashed the Lollipop Preview System Image onto our Nex
We recently flashed the Lollipop Preview System Image onto our Nexus 5.
Some of our apps can be launched from the built-in browser via custom URL
scheme
.
.
.
This feature is not working with the new browser in Lollipop, we get a
*Webpage not available. *
The webpage at myschem
Hello,
We have an app that uses the Camera to acquire photos. A user with a
Samsung Galaxy S4/Active (Android 4.4.2) has reported hangs and general bad
behavior from our app. We've captured 'adb logcat' data that indeed shows
seemingly bad behavior from a system task, apparently something rel
I'd like to use an ActionBar tab that has a text title of "Messages",
and use setIcon() with a custom drawable to show an "unread messages
count" ... a little red bubble with a number inside. This will attact
a users attention to the tab, letting them know there are messages to
be read.
No proble
Build a custom widget by modifying the android AbsSeekBar class code,
not by extending ProgressBar. The rotate/translate technique in your
onDraw is valid.
On Feb 15, 4:24 pm, Jonathan wrote:
> HI, I am extending the normal android.widget.ProgressBar. I want to
> make it vertical. This is my cur
Use Reflection to allow for conditional compile. This code snippet
might help, although it shows calling setFlashMode, the concept is the
same:
Method methodSetFlashMode = null;
Class[] methodSetFlashModeSignature = new Class[]
{ String.class };
List lSize = null;
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