Tag: code
Developers can add “OK Google” support with only 6 lines of code
One of the best upcoming features of Android is the handsfree "OK Google" voice activation and Google has posted a cheat sheet on how...
I paid to unlock my phone and you should too
Recently, I became the new owner of a Moto X; however, here was a giant hoop I had to get over first before I could...
Android L’s quick settings might be customizable once the OS gets released
The beauty of Android si the ability to customize it. Even without rooting the phone you have an incredible level of customization that you...
Hidden codes for your Android device you probably didn’t know
Baked deep into Android is a bunch of secret codes that will enable of a variety of statistics and settings on your device that...
DEALS & STEALS: Use Verizon promo code to buy 2 x HTC One M8...
Looking to purchase the new HTC One M8? Or perhaps you're looking at picking up a pair of them for you and the wife?...
Galaxy S4 and Note 3 KitKat update removes benchmark-improving code
You may remember the controversy that was caused when it was discovered that Samsung had implemented code in the Galaxy S4 and Note 3...
Create your own Flappy Bird-style game with Code.org
We've already told you how to get Flappy Bird on your Android device now that it's gone, but why not just create your own...
Sony Xperia S Android 4.0.4 ICS source code released
If you're a ROM developer, then you know that source code is a good chunk of the proverbial sandwich that is ROM creation. For...
G2 Source Code Released Courtesy of HTC
HTC is keeping with their tradition of releasing the kernel code to new handsets with the latest being the Desire Z (T-Mobile G2). Like they recently did with the Droid Incredible and EVO 4G, HTC sets most of the code free for developers and ROM makers to tinker with.
“Sloof Lirpa” Source Code Released
On April Fool's Day we released an app on the Android Market that claimed to be a World War 2 First Person Shooter...
Android Book Review: Android Wireless Application Development
While in Indigo Book Store the other day...
Tutorial: Autogrowing ListView
If you are building Android apps sooner or later you will use scrolling lists. And if you have more than 100 entries in the...