Can anyone modified the WatchESPN app that its thinking itself running on the IOS? The problem that I have the Xfinity account and its only available on the IOS but Android. Thats not fair though.
I want Bejeweled Blitz on Android, but only available in iOS. If there is some sort of iOS emulator/VM on Android to use these apps, it would be great.
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Ever since I have found out that in Android you can tell (see) exactly which apps are running, how much memory and cache they need (use), and whether or not they startup with your device, the question that made me interested is:
does iOS manages apps in the same way Android does? in iOS you can't see anything working (they like to keep this info out of site).
an app the consumes 15MB of RAM in Android and runs in the backround will do the same in iOS?
benyben123 said:
Hi.
Ever since I have found out that in Android you can tell (see) exactly which apps are running, how much memory and cache they need (use), and whether or not they startup with your device, the question that made me interested is:
does iOS manages apps in the same way Android does? in iOS you can't see anything working (they like to keep this info out of site).
an app the consumes 15MB of RAM in Android and runs in the backround will do the same in iOS?
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I think not because iOS doesn't have real multitasking.It only freezes apps in the background(unlike Android where apps work in the background) untilled you call them again.
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the one thing the ios lacks is MULTITASKING ....and to your question android and ios are different .in androiod apps keep running in background while not in ios
iOS and Android are different. iOS uses a totally different memory management scheme than Android.
Just realized that my school's got chrome books which runs on chrome OS. I've been using it for a while and i'm just facinated by the fact that google tried to come up with something similar to mac OS. Anyways, Is it possible to dual boot chronium OS on smartphone with android? or does it need x86 machine?
no one knows about Chrome OS? or is it a noob question lol?
Ive heard of Chrome OS/Chromium OS but think it should be discontinued. I don't see what advantage it would have over android on a smartphone now that android has Google Chrome. It relies too much on the cloud meaning you are restricted wifi hotspots or forced to tether and use expensive mobile data. I think Ubuntu or any popular Linux distro offers a lot more functionality as a free OS. Chrome OS would make a good UI for a webtop mode integrated with Android.
Also I don't see how it looks like Mac OS. It reminds me more of android or linux.
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Ive heard of Chrome OS/Chromium OS but think it should be discontinued. I don't see what advantage it would have over android on a smartphone now that android has Google Chrome. It relies too much on the cloud meaning you are restricted wifi hotspots or forced to tether and use expensive mobile data. I think Ubuntu or any popular Linux distro offers a lot more functionality as a free OS. Chrome OS would make a good UI for a webtop mode integrated with Android.
Also I don't see how it looks like Mac OS. It reminds me more of android or linux.
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I meant the chrome book is pretty much like mac book since the mouse pad it uses is so much similar to the one on macbooks and the scrolling effects etc is similar...
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For years Runescape has been talked about in terms of being ported onto a mobile platform. It was never really possible as Java cannot be installed on Android or IOS natively. People are currently settling for AlwaysOnPC at around 2fps or using a remote desktop program and running it directly from their PC, as if streaming it with input.
My question is, is it possible to run the new platform that Runescape now runs on, HTML5? If so, I want to start developing an app to do so. Chrome on Android itself supports HTML5 so if you were to download the entire cache (although it would be huge) and load it directly onto an apk, would it work? Obvious UI changed would need to be coded but it seems plauble to me. Any ideas?:good:
With all the talk of Android Apps coming to Chrome OS this fall it is easy to forget that Chrome OS, as it stands right now, is a very capable and reliable OS.
While we here at Chrome Unboxed have been eager to share and talk about all the advantages this change will bring, I feel it is necessary to also keep everyone aware that both Gabriel and I work completely from Chrome OS on a daily basis. As excited as I am about the Play Store coming to Chrome OS, I love Chrome OS just as it is, too.
The truth is, I’ll likely keep using my Chromebooks and Chromeboxes as I always have during work hours once these apps come around. Sure, I’ll begin adopting certain apps for work (and playing games like crazy after work, along with other entertainment fun that Android brings), but I know there are many services I’ll keep on using the web versions for.
And that’s why knowing how to make an app or webpage launch in a window is important. For some reason, things like Google Play Music or Spotify feel strange with the Omnibar and tabs up top. They feel much more native if all that is removed.
And you can do this for most websites and apps. Here’s how.
http://chromeunboxed.com/quick-tips-open-any-site-as-a-windowed-app/
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Hello, im new in app development. How to make sure that someone doesnt copy my Android app to iOS? I would like to upload my app on Google play store, but im afraid of that someone will see it and will make same for iOS. I will upload it in future Also in iOS, but for now i must be sure that nobody will steal in. Sorry for my english.
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Hello, im new in app development. How to make sure that someone doesnt copy my Android app to iOS? I would like to upload my app on Google play store, but im afraid of that someone will see it and will make same for iOS. I will upload it in future Also in iOS, but for now i must be sure that nobody will steal in. Sorry for my english.
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My POV:
For iOS devices several Android emulators exist, hence noone must steal an Android app, but simply run it on such an emulator
Probably nobody is crazy enough to rewrite an Android app for running on iOS powered devices. Notice that Android apps are programmed in Java, iOS apps typically are programmed in Swift ( Apple's recommendation ) .