Sign your Android applications for release
The process of application signing can be very confusing for new developers. But, once you have done it 2-3 times, it will be more like a chore for you after… Read more »
The process of application signing can be very confusing for new developers. But, once you have done it 2-3 times, it will be more like a chore for you after… Read more »
You have created a cool app, and have also updated it unto the Android Market. Great!!!! So, do you sit idle and wait for people to buy your app? Is… Read more »
So, finally, we have Android Market on our emulators. Now, since it is possible, a developer can create any number of emulators with the android market on it, and login… Read more »
Wow, This is cool. Finally, I am able to run the Android Market on the emulator. And also, see all the paid apps and copy-protected app, right here on my… Read more »
A simple blogger client to read, post and manage your blogspot account feeds. A convenient way to keep you connected. This initial version is still under active development. More and… Read more »
Here is a list of apps that have been removed from the emulator. 1. Calendar 2. Camcorder 3. Google Maps The icons now have a new look and feel. Though… Read more »
Just saw Android 2.0 (Eclairs) and downloaded it. Started the emulator, and compiled my project with 2.0 settings. I was surprised to see red marks all over the place. After… Read more »
The Android phones detect orientation changes when you tilt your phone from landscape to portrait or vice-versa. It’s a cute feature. Well, most of the time you would be using… Read more »
I just got my gesture detection code working. It’s a fun way and a convenient way as well to enhance the usability of your application. So, here is the code… Read more »
Recently, I tried to develop an app that would block sms from certain numbers that you can choose. It seems that you cannot completely block the incoming sms. These were… Read more »