Now that the Google Maps app is supporting offline tiles mode, will this
feature be made available to the MapView object in the Android SDK? With
the Nexus 7 having GPS but not cell service, offline maps will be a
critical feature for apps such as tour guides. Is there a roadmap?
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Ya I'm also the same problem.Please google fix it.
On Oct 11, 6:15 pm, burnayev wrote:
> I've been trying to upload a new apk for my application to the market
> for the past hour or so with no success. Once I hit the Upload button
> the progress bar stays at 0 B for a long time and then I get "An
Hi Abhilash,
Can you give an example of the code you wrote in order to do that?
Thx.
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d found the
bugs that cause the problems. Can anyone comment on how true this is
of more current builds?
Thanks,
Aaron
On Apr 22, 11:08 am, asher wrote:
> Thanks for responding. OK, this is weird. When I posted the issue
> originally, I believe I was running in a 1.6 emulator, and the
&
update.
Thanks,
Aaron
On Apr 16, 7:16 pm, Michael Thomas wrote:
> Mark Murphy wrote:
> > asher wrote:
>
> >> OK, I should have done this earlier. I created a new Android app in
> >> Eclipse, added an onPause override in the activity containing nothing
> >
r I'm seriously misunderstanding something about
the activity lifecycle. Can anyone help? If anyone's actually reading
this, would you at least respond so I know I'm not shouting in the
dark here?
Aaron
On Apr 16, 2:00 pm, asher wrote:
> Nobody's seen anything like this
andEcho line and it's not
relevant.
Aaron
On Apr 12, 3:27 pm, asher wrote:
> One other bit of information: the activity is not actually paused. If
> I disable my onPause method, the activity stays frontmost and appears
> interactive (though I don't have much going on at the mome
One other bit of information: the activity is not actually paused. If
I disable my onPause method, the activity stays frontmost and appears
interactive (though I don't have much going on at the moment, so it's
a bit hard to tell).
Aaron
On Apr 12, 3:24 pm, asher wrote:
> I have
I have a relatively simple application with only one activity (in use,
anyway). When I launch it, my activity gets the following sequence of
calls: onCreate, onResume, onPause. This happens with no user input
whatsoever. What's going on with that onPause? The only clue that I
have is a line in the
For the benefit of anybody else who's trying to tackle this, here's
the link to the interesting changes in the Android-x86 codebase:
http://git.android-x86.org/?p=platform/frameworks/base.git;a=commit;h...
Aaron
On Mar 9, 10:03 am, asher wrote:
> I have a device with no hard butt
I have a device with no hard buttons, on which I need to get Android
running. The basic port is done, but I need to provide access to Home,
Menu, and Back. The Archos tablets put soft buttons in the status bar,
and I'm told that the android-x86 folks have implemented this as well
(though I haven't
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