Android Security – Part I: Persisting user credentials Previous posts in this series We talked about the Android KeyStore system in brief in the last post. We will delve into… Read more »
Do you think your mobile apps are secured? Users are now more aware and suspicious about what apps they install on their devices. And rightly so, since there have been… Read more »
You might come across this error when you are using Room database on Android. This happens because the generated schema for your tables mark some of the table’s columns as NOT NULL.
After I wrote the “Easy Image Chooser library for Android“, I thought I could easily extend this library to handle other things as well. For now, I have implemented the… Read more »
In almost all the Android apps that I have worked on, there has been a requirement for choosing an image or taking a snap and using the device’s camera. Taking… Read more »
With the recent release of an updated Jelly Bean version, i.e, 4.2, there have been quite some new things to awe you. These are two things that could probably make… Read more »
Most of the times, I have seen developers not leveraging the power of themes and styles. Themes and styles are a great way to easily create UI that are manageable… Read more »
Lets look at how to send an SMS. It’s pretty simple though. A few lines of code and your SMS is gone. To make it more convenient and meaningful, we… Read more »
This is a part of a series of posts in which I will put forward a full working app what uses bluetooth on your Android device to discover, connect, pair,… Read more »
In the previous post, Automating Builds on Android – Part 1, we saw how to setup our projects to automate the build process. In this post, we will automate the… Read more »