Hello fellow xda users!
Does anyone of you know a tool to log the ua strings AND to produce a list of the different devices?
It should produce a table with the models and count their log ins.
The tool should be updated regularly and it will be used in an ebanking environment.
So if you know some tools, please let me know!
Thanks in andvance
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Try this...
http://www.zytrax.com/tech/web/mobile_ids.html
One of the most powerful and complete "tools" (IIRR you're searching a script) is WURFL, and a more light one is Mobile_Detect.
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I'm willing to test any and all roms, themes etc. for any devs. Just let me know. I'll be getting a different phone so I'll just use the Zio as a testing ground!
okay guinea pig... since the rom seems to be deodexed. see if any of the blackbar mods for froyo work
I'm already a step ahead of you. Ill post what works tomorrow.
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I am also willing to use my Zio to help
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Tomorrow was a day ago. Any updates?
z3r0t0l0rEnCe said:
I'm already a step ahead of you. Ill post what works tomorrow.
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I would also know how that worked. I would love to have a black bar instead of this grey one.
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Sorry for the late reply. I've tested three of the black status bars without any success. Still learning.
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Where is the status bar located within the file system? I want to see if there is anything I can do.
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I found the location of the status bar. Check my thread for more info. I think we just need to do a little work.
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Well Im going to teach myself Java because supposedly it is prerequisite for learning to develope for android. I came across good 101 Java tutorials online. I just really want to mod roms for my zio and maybe even start creating an app.
Any ideas?
I'm currently taking Linux+ so I should be of some help.
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Yeah I'm not going to start taking OS classes for my major until I start taking core classes. In either case Im going to start early with Java. My school library has older editions of Java textbooks I think but I'm to check them out AZ well.
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Well Im going to teach myself Java because supposedly it is prerequisite for learning to develope for android. I came across good 101 Java tutorials online. I just really want to mod roms for my zio and maybe even start creating an app.
Any ideas?
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You can develop full apps with java and xml for the layout. Being familiar with linux is also a must, since android is just a linux flavor.
http://www.thenewboston.com/ is a great place for a beginner or guru. Tons of video java lessons as well as android development.
Linux has helped me with the file system. Although I still have alot to learn before I am any kind of guru.
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everything of importance on android phones is written in java.
But the kernel and file system is Linux based. You have more on your phone that you wouldn't think you would have on a phone.
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Yes, the OS is linux based, however all the apps are java based.
Here, read this
Its from cyanogen himself. Good place to start if you want to get involved with android.
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Yes, the OS is linux based, however all the apps are java based.
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The Android platform is basically a linux flavor. It contains more then a linux the file system and kernel. Yes exactly what I posted, Java may be used in android development. That is not the only language, There are a few others including C.
Thanks for claryfing the different programming languages and their relevance to the cell phone structure and android OS.
Java and linux are both important for exploiting and developing in other words.
Any and all Devs, please join us @ irc.freenode.net/openzio
I am doing a project for school, and i choose to write an android app.
Does anyone know of a good guide to writing android apps and Java scripting?
Thanks
Google android sdk and ull come across android site plenty ro read there
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Thanks I will try that
if you know anything about variables and values, if and switch statements, and booleans you could use appinventor. No java experience needed. You cant upload the apps to the app market, yet, but you can test and run on your own device. I'm pretty sure you can send a link to folks you know to download the app too.
You can use the Google App Inventor. It's kinda like the old visual basic, etc, but it should give you a head start...
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Hey everyone! Does anyone out there know anything about debugging applications? I have downloaded this Doctor Who: The Mazes of Time game several times and tried to get it to run, both on my Bionic and on the DROID X2 I had previously. It has Open Feint, which it will allow you to enable, but then will force close upon trying to run the game. I looked at the error report and it shows an OutOfMemory error. (I can provide a copy of the stack trace if anyone is interested in looking at this problem). I have seen this app run successfully on an HTC Evo 4g. I also took a look at the user reviews on the Play Store, and it seems like most of the devices the app has run on successfully are single-core devices. My knowledge of programming is limited but I'd appreciate if anyone could assist me on trying to get this game to work.
Thx
DL66
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Huge DW fan...since the 70s.
I want that app!
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You can get it from the Google Play store...let's hope someone can help get it to work like it's supposed to
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What books or pages of Internet do you recommend me? (if it's in spanish better but it doesn't care me if it's in English)
Go to the new Boston tuts on YouTube
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Check Head First Java book if you want to have a hard copy you can check any time
Are you using that to learn java? Is working for you?
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In Spanish i use Oracle Java 7, it's great
Get all the documentation you need, on line straight from the horse's mouth.
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/documentation/index.html
Sun originally developed Java, before Oracle bought them out.
The "Java resources" panel to the right contains some pretty useful stuff.
Like C# and the .NET framework, Java has thousands of objects you can use, to the point of almost total confusion.
You will need to keep one eye on the API definitions, unless you have a specific IDE that is aware of the version that you are trying to code, and can prompt you for the parameters to methods etc.
It is currently only in English, Chinese or Japanese.
Tutorials: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/index.html
Bruceeckel.com. the best
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IMO it would be better to buy a book that teaches Java... it is not a simple language so you'll have to study it very hard
Use roseindia website. Java mentals and genious group there. All tutorials are there.
Use console dont use IDE for beginning. Good luck.
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Also this site here is great! I've taken a look at it and it teaches the basis of the language, very well done.
https://www.udemy.com/java-tutorial/
Google is my master for programming.
Sounds cheesy, but I am serious. I usually look for ebooks and youtube tutorials through google. I think someone above has already suggested this, but boston tuts is great. Other than that, I use stackoverflow for any questions i have. they are a very professional community that is able to provide very clear and detailed answers to any problem you are having.
Just make sure that you program while you learn. Just watching 3 hours of youtube tutorials will not help you. You will definitely have to spend a considerable amount of time actually writing programs and debugging them(80% of that time will be you banging your head on the keyboard : P )
Stackoverflow good for android too. Main is usage of our own brains. Even oracle may not help in many cases.
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codeguru and codeproject have a java section, there are many exemples and tutorial
Thanks for the recommendations
Can you guys tell me if I want to start android programming what knowledge should I have ? I know Java is important & guessing XML is good to know too .Anything else guys ?
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Can you guys tell me if I want to start android programming what knowledge should I have ? I know Java is important & guessing XML is good to know too .Anything else guys ?
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it depends on which part of android you want to develop java is a very small part of android, basically apps... xml is pretty much everywhere... but i would recommend to study C because you need it for kernels and many other stuffs
Look I am not interested in kernel right now but want to develop apps & port mods too ? Any idea what I should focus on ?
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Look I am not interested in kernel right now but want to develop apps & port mods too ? Any idea what I should focus on ?
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Java it is.
But learning C won't be a time waster because its the kindergarten class when a student wants to become a programmer. But for the sake, learning Java is more than enough to develop apps.
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Java it is.
But learning C won't be a time waster because its the kindergarten class when a student wants to become a programmer. But for the sake, learning Java is more than enough to develop apps.
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Thanks for the advice but I also want to know if you can give me advice on how to port mod ?
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arsal_93 said:
Thanks for the advice but I also want to know if you can give me advice on how to port mod ?
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Can't, because honestly I don't have a clue. Google is your friend.
I hv got two questions, someone please help
1. how to paste/open a url in xda app - reason is xda app uses lesser data to show the same stuff as compared to any net browsing app, i dnt wanna waste my pracious data on reading same stuff in more net data usage, instead wanna use xda app by simply tapping on any xda forum url, link n getting the option of open with xda app / browser.
2. there is lag while opening contacts, call logs, dialer on my G Note. I am on Ultimate JB ROM 6, xxlt4 with speedmod kernel.
Thnx in advance.
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1. I don't think external links can be open in the xda app.
2. Touchwiz is the problem which causes delay in opening dialer /contacts. If you try a cm rom you will see the difference.
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ok..but xda app has space to improve in this regard..
1) when we install xda app for the first time it should automatically detect the device n take us to 'my device forum' only (n providing facility to later change device etc), there is no point in digging in the long list of forums just to find my device specific forum. (presently once u search u can subscribe or add to favorite n all... its good)
2) when browsing in any internet browser we come across much needed help from xda forum but after clickin/ tapping on that link it doesnt recognise n ask whether to open xda forum link using xda app (which is faster, smoother, doesnt hv ads etc) or any browser, it simply continues to open in new tab or so, to further let the browser to use more data as compared to xda app. when i browse xda using its own app its faster,smoother, doesnt hv unecessary things to load/ show up..
Thnk u xda for making our android lives easier n happier.
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just qoute the message with the url, copy url, discard qoute and paste it in your browser
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