Is it possible for me to build a simple music player for Motorola L7 phone? If yes, how do I do it? Are there any online resources that can help?
The L7 uses a normal J2ME developement enviroment.
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I am going to build application for Android TV. For debugging and testing I need a hardware device of TV. I have no idea about hardware of Android TV device.Which device is suitable for debugging and testing for Android TV application?
In addition to #ULazdins's answer, you can check this article about Debugging on an Android TV. Before you begin building apps for TV, you must know first the prerequisites:
Update your SDK tools to version 24.0.0 or higher
The updated SDK tools enable you to build and test apps for TV.
Update your SDK with Android 5.0 (API 21) or higher
The updated platform version provides new APIs for TV apps.
Create or update your app project
In order to access new APIs for TV devices, you must create a project or modify an existing project that targets Android 5.0 (API level 21) or higher.
Hope this helps!
I have visual studio 2012 express for windows phone . And i need to implement
nokia music c# api in my app. But when i use the api inside the app I am unable to
see how it's working, since the emulator does not have the nokia music app inside it, which
is must required to see how the app is working.
So now I am stuck and unable to find the solution to it.
Please help.
Thanks in advance!
You will need a physical device to test Nokia Music API. Since emulator is not a physical device, you will not be able to install Nokia Music App in it.
I was trying to convert an android application using android tts service to blackberry. Using the blackberry command line tool I created the bar file and installed it in blackberry playbook simulator. But when I try to use the text to speech functionality its not working in the blackberry version. I am using the androids default tts service for this functionality. Will it work on blackberry ? Is that causing the issue. Please advise.
TTS, VoIP, and SIP services are not supported by the BlackBerry Runtime for Android apps on BlackBerry PlayBook.
I want to write application in adobe flex/air through which I can communicate/connect with hardware devices such as Fingerprint reader, scanner.
Is there any way to do so?
Is flex/air support hardware interaction with the following devices.
It's possible in AIR if you use native extensions.
You will have to write a separate native extension for each platform and compile separate application versions.
Native extension example for Mac.
Native extension example for Mac and Windows in C++.
I am new in Pocket PC and Smart phone. so can any one help me out regarding following queries.
Which SDK used for Pocket PC and Smart Phone?
Can we use web service in that application or Can we call from the Pocket PC application?
and can we integrate third party application in our Pocket PC application?
Pocket PCs are devices that run Microsoft Windows Mobile. Recently they have been integrated with phones making them a smartphone. Smartphones are any PDA + Phones, but they do no necessarily have to run windows mobile, the most popular smartphones do not (iPhone, Blackberry)
Windows Mobile 6 SDK
With windows mobile, you can run a light version of .NET called .NET Compact Framework, which does allow web service calls. I am not sure about iPhone and Blackberry development but due to some of the applications that I have used will lead me to assume that it will support web services.
As for the third party applications, it depends on what the application does and if it supports Pocket PC development. But other then the compact framework requirement it behaves a lot like a normal Windows Form.