Hi everyone
I'm very new here and new to the world of developing. I've recently used Buzztouch to make my first simple Android app for my rugby team. It's made up generally of RSS feeds from a wordpress blog that show our results and match reports.
The problem I'm having is this: When I used the app on my wife's HTC desire, it works perfectly, with the display just right. When I used my Galaxy Nexus, the text from the RSS feed is tiny and only uses half the screen. (happy to send some screenshots but won't let me as I'm new here)
Can anyone point me in the right direction? Is this a case that I have to simply change a setting on my display or is it something a bit larger (please use n00b language as much as possible for my simple ears! )
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Hello everyone,
I'm new to android development, but not to mobile development.
What I'm trying to create is the basis for a tablet note-taking app for handwritten notes. The simple problem is: I've read all the tutorials on the sdk website and tried the specific example found there (http://developer.android.com/resour...example/android/apis/graphics/TouchPaint.html) but I don't understand how to get a CONTINUOUS line of points where the user touches.. with every example, if I draw a line slowly it gets perfectly, formed of the circles drawn at every touch location, but if I move my finger faster, the dots get far from one another as the input (or output?) can't cope with the speed.. so how do I get a basic handwriting right?
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I'm not experienced in this kind of development, but here's a thought:
Instead of drawing dots on each touch event, why don't you do the following:
On each of the touch events, instead of drawing a circle at the current position, draw a line between the current and the previous one. This way there would be no interruptions.
I thought about that, but how can I know when the line curves? because if I draw a line from the ACTION_DOWN to the ACTION_UP of the motionevent, I obviously get a straight line between the two points, even if the user didn't draw a straight line. I must know how when the touch input makes an angle and draw to that point... but I have no idea how to do that...
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uhm if you say so thank you for moving it and sorry... as this was a development question I thought it should go in the development forum :|
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First of all, sorry if I have not asked this in the right place, but couldn't see a section better suited to post this.
I am currently designing some packaging for a new budget 7" Android tablet that will be released soon.
Does anybody know if there is any legal problem with using app icons from well known apps on packaging design?
I wanted to use a large image of the front of the device on the box front and feature a screen showing Mail, Angry Birds, Facebook, Twitter, Skype and Android Market. However I am not sure if this will cause legal problems with these companies and am guessing that trying to contact them direct to ask will not be a quick option (if they indeed answer at all).
Hope somebody can help.
Andy
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Okay, sorry!
Hope somebody can help.
I am super new to development but really enjoying it and would like some assistance porting a yahoo widget. (Mostly javascript it seems) to function inside my android app. I personally dont have the knowledge for this but learn quickly and would like some help if anyone can spare a little time to show me the basic's of this particular action. The Widget seems pretty simple. It has really one main function. It logs a player in, checks to see if he's currently in a race and if not begins one for him, then repeats the check and start periodically.
Thanks for reading.
S.Rivers
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Usually, I realize there are at least 2 types of help system which most Android apps provide.
- Native about box, with sentence by sentence explanation.
- A menu click, will bring up a new browser, which direct user to FAQ website.
May I know, which help system, you guys think Android users prefer most? I can see there are pro n con for each system.
Native about box - Highly integrated with the app, which users will feel it is part of the app. The bad is, whenever you change the content of help, you need to make yet another new release.
Popup new browser to FAQ website - Not highly integrated with the app, which users will feel it is not part of the app. The good is, you can always update the content of help, without making yet another new release.
May I know which methods is better? Google seems doesn't talk on this more.
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Personally i prefer the first as i think its more intuitive and more integrated with the app itself.
I am in need of a app to help with presentations during youth meetings in my church. I need something along the lines of ipad's keynote + airplay so that powerpoint presentations with notes can be stored and displayed via upnp/dlna from my tablet on our presentation screen- I dont always have time to load the powerpoints to the pc and make the small format changes that always seem to be required when you copy a ppt file to another computer and since the pc has both xbmc and windows media center and the screen has a apple tv something should be doable. If this already exsists please link it 'cuz I have been wearing out search xda and google. In review I need to see thumbnails of my slides and see my notes on the tablet and wirelessly display my slides on the screen.
Not sure what the best option for this is. I will also be looking into this. Right now I just use Evernote on my Android for Wednesday night youth lessons. But I can definitely see the benefit to having something that can give me a presenter view for a slide show... Not sure if there is anything but it would be nice if we could find something or if someone could develop something...
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I thank you for enforcing the rules (even hit the thanks buton) but do need to say that you did so in a very rude way.
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I posted in the SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT forum because I was trying to kill two birds with one stone as the saying goes by asking if such software had been developed and if not to maybe give a SOFTWARE DEVELOPER an idea for a SOFTWARE to DEVELOP. Therefore I thought to be encouraging development. I understand that you did not see it this way and respect the rule of the mod - I understand the need for "mod word is law" policy and " iron fist " - I just wish you had done so in a less rude way - maybe explain your reasoning - basicly I'm saying follow the rule that says respect other members- would help keep noobs around so they can learn more and one day contribute back to this community.
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This thread should now go back on topic and stay there please.
Anybody have any solutions?
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