Android Development

Hi All, I use the Shiva3d game engine to develop android games. I like the look of the new Game Services for leaderboards etc, and was thinking of writing a generic Shiva plugin so others could easily add Game Services to their Shiva code, which uses a high level LUA type language, instead of having to

Hi All, I use the Shiva3d game engine to develop android games. I like the look of the new Game Services for leaderboards etc, and was thinking of writing a generic Shiva plugin so others could easily add Game Services to their Shiva code, which uses a high level LUA type language, instead of having to

XOLO is getting ready with a successor to the company’s previously launched A500 smartphone in the form of A500+. The upcoming smartphone will keep the display size to 4-inch, but replace the processor to MediaTek from Qualcomm in the predecessor. According to a report in Android Nova, the XOLO A500+ is expected to be launched in June (next month) for around INR 6,500. The smartphone will run on Android 4.2, which is a positive as it is the latest version of Android available right now, not sure if it will be the case when A500+ goes on sale in June. Among other specs, the phone will reportedly pack a 5MP rear camera, VGA front camera, dual-SIM support and 2,000 mAh battery. A500+ also packs 512MB of RAM, 4GB of internal storage and a microSD card slot. At the reported pricing, the features do seem decent but it will be the real life performance that will matter the most. In related news, XOLO’s leaked X910+ smartphone is already on sale, and the XOLO will soon announce Play T1000 and Q2000 smartphones. XOLO has been expanding its smartphone portfolio at a very swift face in the recent few weeks. Thanks to the presence of Intel-powered phones, XOLO’s portfolio isn’t as monotonous as other home-grown companies that are just launching Chinese re-branded products, although it is important to point out here that XOLO does sell some re-branded products, and A500+ seems to be one of those.

Now, May 2013, I always get LVL response NOT_MARKET_MANAGED from my example application which worked fine in June, 2011. In summary, Now you have to additionally: 1. Declare your test app to Google Play (to get its key). 2. Build a release version containing that key. 3. Upload (but don't publish) a release version.

You should be able to associate the group position, or group object using "final" variables and/or view tags... Something like: getGroup() ... { final int groupPosFinal = groupPos; imageView.setOnClickListener(n ew View.OnClickListener() { public void onClick(View view) { ...use groupPosFinal here ...

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So my ExpandableListView has group rows that are defined like : *group_row.xml* [link]" android:layout_width="match_pa rent" android:layout_height="match_p arent" > android:id="@+id/GroupName"

So my ExpandableListView has group rows that are defined like : *group_row.xml* [link]" android:layout_width="match_pa rent" android:layout_height="match_p arent" > android:id="@+id/GroupName"

Please use this template: [link] -- Xavier Ducrohet Android SDK Tech Lead Google Inc. [link] | [link] Please do not send me questions directly. Thanks!

apkbuilder has been deprecated for a very long time. There is no new command to replace it. I'll have to see if we can put it back but as we are moving away from Ant to Gradle, we may not be able to keep this. Note that the only thing that this does is packaging files together in a zip file (with .apk extension). You could do it all manually.