Sai Geetha's Blog - Android

[...] and then only enable the feature to call it. This is very well explained in the link: Android Developers Blog: Can I use this Intent? [...]

[...] Android Developers Blog: Android 3.0 Platform Preview and Updated SDK Tools Being in the domain of developing [...]

[...] This is a follow up to the Options Menu Tutorial shared earlier. To recap, the Context Menu is a floating list of menu items that appears when a user touches and holds a particular item [...]

[...] actions on the application. In Android there are three types of menus possible. Options Menu Context Menu Sub Menu The Options menu is the one that appears when a user touches the menu [...]

[...] within the WebView that we can go back it, do it within the WebView.  Here is the complete code for download. Last but not the least, I have also added <uses-permission android:name=" [...]

[...] existing “contacts” in the next tab and then the “top links” in the third tab. You can get the complete code for the same here. [...]

[...] ;   });       } This way we are done. You may download the complete code here. [...]

[...] ;   imageView.setImageResource(pics[arg2]); } }); That is it. You may download the complete code from here. [...]

[...] : TabActivity, TabHost and TabWidget. Let us begin by looking at how we should declare the layout xml.  The root node has to be a TabHost. What is a TabHost and why is it required? It is [...]

[...] provided by Android in the Gallery images) So, to begin with, first we need to declare the layout xml to have a gallery and the ImageSwitcher: <Gallery       android:id=& [...]

[...] scrolling list that locks the current selection at the center.” For this the layout xml in this case, the main.xml will have a ‘Gallery’ element as shown below: <Gallery & [...]

[...] This is a small tit-bit I discovered today: If you want to access your localhost through the Android Emulator - you need to use the IP Address 10.0.2.2 unlike how we do on the web browsers on our [...]

[...] applications to SD Card thus giving more space for mote applications to be accommodated on an Android mobile. This is a minor release and yet there are quite a few noteworthy features, some of them [...]

[...] for the Enterprise such as encrypted storage and password expiration! 2. And a UI Framework to suit larger screen devices. Currently any enterprise that develops mobile [...]

[...] , Media framework, Camera and camcorder, graphics, data backup, device policy manager and UI framework. For more details on the above, read the article: Android 2.2 Platform Highlights [...]

[...] ;/> </LinearLayout> Now, I need to override the method:  onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu). This method is called by Android the first time the activity is loaded. This is so for [...]