Well it is and isn't. It is a DOM element, but a whole bag of (new)
javascript properties come with it. For instance, in my case I'm interested
in this because I want to add the ability to take a picture of the receipt
when you record the expense in the offline mobile app for Torch project
Ma
I found my answer; Andorid 3.0 implements it:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-3.0.html (search for media capture)
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No; I'm not using phonegap. Again, nothing to do with a framework. This is
about a website taking a picture.
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Kris -
I'm not trying to bypass anything. I'm sure that Google and Apple and
whomever who decides to implement this standard will pop up a box asking for
permission just as they do now when accessing location information. What I
was asking; in fact why this thread exists, is if anyone knows
Google, on Android at IO 2010. It has nothing to do with the SDK (or a
framework). The access is direct from javascript.
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The did a demo doing exactly that a year ago, and it is now part of
the official w3 docs.
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Bump! It's been a month, I'm hoping someone knows.
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Last year at Google IO (2010), Google had a demo using a bleeding edge build
of Android, where a website could access the device camera.
Sense then, the w3 media capture docs have been updated:
http://www.w3.org/TR/html-media-capture/
But, my question is, is it implemented? Is it in 2.3, ice c
What was the first version of the Android OS to support
localStorage.* ? I currently store my data in in HTML5 or Gears
database and I'm looking to convert, but I need to know what early
android phones I would be killing support for.
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