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[...] Gallery widget and is used in the same way, with a ViewAdapter. My main aim when coding this coverflow widget was to create an easily re-usable component using the standard Android 2D libraries.Yes, [...]

[...] Gallery widget and is used in the same way, with a ViewAdapter. My main aim when coding this coverflow widget was to create an easily re-usable component using the standard Android 2D libraries.Yes, [...]

[...] Here's an example of the Coverflow widget in a commercial application called PicPush.  PicPush is a multimedia [...]

[...] I've been looking into getting a live camera preview working in the Android emulator. Currently the Android emulator just gives a black and white chess board animation. After [...]

[...] Here's a quick guide that I've put together on getting an Adobe AIR runtime installed in an Android emulator running 2.1 (Eclair). I haven't had any chance to do testing on this process, but the [...]

[...] On it's own the android emulator cannot simulate physically moving the device, but with additional software we can emulate [...]

[...] basic idea is that the Coverflow widget works very much like the standard Android Gallery widget, but with the addition of the rotation of the images. For more background information on the& [...]

[...] Here's an Android Coverflow like Widget that I created. It's based on the Android Gallery widget and is used in the same way, with a ViewAdapter. My main aim when coding this coverflow [...]

[...] Here's an Android Coverflow like Widget that I created. It's based on the Android Gallery widget and is used in the same way, with a ViewAdapter. My main aim when coding this coverflow [...]

[...] shown in a previous post: Notice the slight overshoot at the end of the animation... On click listeners Another interesting addition to the UI framework in Android 1.6 is the ability to define [...]

[...] to right and in from left: Now that we have all out animations setup we just need to add the click listeners for each of our buttons. We'll add these to the onCreate method. In our click listeners we [...]

[...] added child on top. Initially without any intervention all the child views of the FrameLayout are visible, but don't worry about that for now, we will solve this at a [...]

[...] view. Initially ViewFlipper will show our first child view. We haven't defined these child views yet so lets do that. First we need to create our first view. In the res/layout directory [...]

In a post I wrote a while back, Android transitions- slide in and slide out, I gave an example of defining some translate animations in Java. I metion [...]

In this post we are going to look at how to create a 3D flip animation, with a FrameLayout. In the first few posts I've written on Android and animat [...]

Over the last few days I've been looking at what's new for User interfaces and animations in the latest two releases of Android. Of course there have [...]

[...] Here's a few more snippets of information I've managed to uncover on android renderscript: Compiled on the device Uses acc compiler No architectural support issues. No external [...]