January 1, 2013

What permissions should I use in order to get list of all sensors on Android?

Q. Hi all,
We need to code an Activity on an HTC Desire Android phone that lists all Sensors. As far as I know, you first need to add a permission, e.g. into the Manifest file. Now, I've looked into the list of all possible permissions at the official developer's site, and there are tons of them! Does anyone know which ones do I need to add to my program?
Thanks a lot! :)

A. You have to add uses-feature tag in androidmanifest.xml file in your app to use different sensors..search this
<uses-feature> on Android Developers


How can I start to create Android apps? 10 Points?
Q. Hi there. I want to be able to start to develop my own android applications for the market. Im wondering how I would get started?

What do I need, what knowledge do I need? All help is greatly appreciated.

A. Well, you need to know how to program. You need to know Java and scripting, XML and other technologies. Then you need to get the Android development kit from Google and start coding.

Now, start here:

http://developer.android.com/index.html


What programming languages should I learn for Android OS?
Q. I want to go to school for learning to develop Android/Chrome OS. I read that Java and XML is all I all need. I would like to develop a few applications and a game. What else would I need?

A. Chrome OS is a Linux based operating system, so I guess C is the language to go.
Android, yes you're right, you definitely need Java and I think XML too if you want :)
Good luck.


I want to start android programming. I need a help. For complete question read the following description.?
Q. I want to start android programming. I have Installed jdk given it a path too. Also installed sdk and the add on required for the eclipse. I want to know that before going to start the android app development,do I need to go through any other languages? Like xml , java (both core and advanced) ? or more than these two?

A. no, direct to j2me





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