Android :: Financial Times App
Apr 16, 2010Does anybody know if FT app will be made for Android soon? After all, it's one of the world's best news places. And the app for Iphone is pretty ok.

Does anybody know if FT app will be made for Android soon? After all, it's one of the world's best news places. And the app for Iphone is pretty ok.
I have been searching for a financial/checkbook/budget app that will sync with my banking account and credit cards.The only program I have found is Buxoid.There must be others out there.I don't really want a program where I have to manually transfer data from my bank. Any ideas?
View 16 Replies View RelatedI did a few searches, and came up empty handed.I'm trying to find a decent financial calculator, similar to a BAII+ by TI.I want something that has at least a row of TVM buttons (n,i/y,npv,pv,fv,etc.) Also, it would be great to find something with a cash flow register.Is there anything like this out there? I know the official BAII+ is available to purchase for the iPhone, just wondering if something comparable is out there for my Eris (rooted, 2.1)
View 5 Replies View RelatedThis is a pretty specific request, but does anyone know of any stock tracking apps that includes the Futures markets? I'm not trading pig bellies or anything, but I do like to see what the index futures are doing in the evenings and morning (post-market, pre-market), specifically the E-mini S&P 500.I'm a thinkorswim.com guy and they have an awesome iPhone app that will do futures, but no Android app.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI'm looking for a financial app that will sync with microsoft money. Something like Ultrasoft Money. I used that on my windows mobile phone and it synced flawlessly and effortlessly. I know there are other financial programs out there that will allow you to keep a checkbook on your phone, but I don't want the checkbook solely on the phone, I want it on the desktop too and microsoft money is already there and works great. Some of these other apps out there will sync with ms money if you download the file in this format to your sd card, hold your tongue to the top of your mouth, move the file to the computer via USB, move your tongue 90 degrees to the north, change the file format and then import it from within money. well, you get the idea. I don't want to have to do all that.
View 9 Replies View RelatedI don't know about the rest of you but i am a full time financial advisor and i have wondering beside the stock finance apps and the yahoo finance apps.any other good apps/widgets you guys recommend? whether its news or quotes.i wil take them all.
View 1 Replies View RelatedNYtimes official app is out and available on the Market.. I have been waiting for this for a while - one of the few apps I have been missing from my iPhone days. So very glad to see it out.
View 5 Replies View RelatedCan anyone find the (real) NY Times app? Or how about an app called Free Caddie? I received an OTA update on my LG Ally last night, these apps wouldn't work after the update, and I can't find either in the market.
View 3 Replies View Relatedjust downloaded this yesterday and it really has potential! powered by the golf channel, this thing will search for deals for you. just plug in the state, day you want to play, # of golfers, and the kind of discount you want and it'll find it for you. this app is still young so i think it has lots of potential. only has south jersey for right now.
View 1 Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know of an app that you can set times for the bluetooth to come on and go off? I do use the toggle, but I sometimes to forget to turn it on when I enter my car.
View 4 Replies View RelatedDoes anyone know what happened to the New York Times app? It hasn't updated a story since December 1st. The app no longer appears in the market place and before I uninstalled the app, it no longer showed up under "downloads" within the market place app.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI know there are apps that can set the ringer to mute during certain times of the day. However, I am wondering if there is an application that will allow me to tell the phone to not ring for the next hour (or any set amount of time). The problem is that periodically I will go to an unscheduled event in when I want to mute the phone, but inevitably forget to unmute later. I'd like to quickly choose to mute for an hour and then it automatically unmutes after an hour...
View 12 Replies View RelatedI've searched the list and the documentation but have not found anything that tells you how to tell how many times a song has played. Is there something in the OS that provides that information or would it need to be done in the individual application?
View 2 Replies View RelatedOur app starts out with a tab activity. But, before the user can get into the tab activity to do work, we have to check to see if they're logged in. This login is required for all activities within the tab activity. So, instead of having this security check within all the activities, we created our own abstract "activity" and have the tab activities extending our custom activity. Our "security check" (just see if they have a login key and login token in Preferences) is put within the onResume() of the Abstract activity. If either of these checks come back false, we fire off the login activity and use dialog's within that screen.
(We're doing this because we don't want the user to be able to see the data on the tabs if they're not logged in, so this login activity is a black background with dialogs for username/password). The issue is, the onResume() of the abstract activity is being called numerous times, and starts the Login Activity multiple times. We've tried setting the "singleInstance" and singleTask flags on the xml for the login activity, but the activity ends up calling onActivityResult before it is even displayed on the screen.
There is a strange out of memory error issue. I create a class to parse live streaming, and the class needs buffers to keep these raw data. Here are code snippets...
View 4 Replies View RelatedWhen I install my application onto a device or emulator it appears multiple times in the apps menu, in my case I get 4 icons showing my application name.
It seems that each icon is representing an activity, and since my application contains 3 tabs(with activities) the first 3 icons on my menu go to a particular activity, and the 4th icon takes me to the app itself
This is my manifest
CODE:.....................
What can I do to only have one icon for my app on my device and not 4?
Im looking for a train times application for the UK. I currently have my train times lite but, I want something where I can search for train times for upcoming dates basically like thetrainline.co.uk.
View 2 Replies View RelatedThe NY Times App appears to be broken on my DINC. The LATEST NEWS is stuck on 5/30 whereas all the other sections are updated to today. Yes I tried the little resfresh dodad on the bottom of the screen. Anyone else experience this. Perhaps I should delete and reload...
View 4 Replies View Relatedjust wondering if anyone else here ever has this issue and if theres something to fix it? im using swiftkey and sometimes it just decides to go nuts and types a letter 2 or 3 times even though i only hit it once and then the word suggest screws up and also when i hit the spacebar once it goes nuts and puts in a period and starts a new sentance.
View 2 Replies View RelatedIIUC, there should only be one instance of a given service, it is a singleton. However, my (audio engine) service gets instantiated multiple times, although I do nothing for it. When the service crashes (for example when I uninstall the app through adb), it gets scheduled for restart ("Scheduling restart of crashed service.. "). I understand this is an effect of the service being sticky. After that, when my app starts, it calls startService() and bindService(), and the service gets appropriately started and bound. But the service is then reinstantiated and onCreate() is called repeatedly, as many times it was scheduled for restart.
Each instance then wait for clients to bind and register, but onBind() is only called in the "main" service instance. The additional instances wait a bit for client to bind, and since that doesn't happen, they call stopSelf(). But stopSelf() has absolutely no effect in these "dead" instances, onDestroy() is never called.
The "main" service instance does work as expected, and when it decides to call stopSelf(), onDestroy() is indeed called. Worse, all these dead instances accumulate, they never gets destroyed. Therefore, their only possible end is a crash (which happen every time I launch/install through adb), and thus scheduled restart.
So that in the end I get many of these dead instances, which are restarted progressively once by minute approximately.
For Android, I have a custom view which I fill up with primitive shapes in the onDraw() method. Coming from a Processing background, I expected the draw method to be called automatically 30 times per second, but its clear that that's not how android views work. So how should I go about calling this method 30 times per second?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI would like to run multiple instances of same application for dev purpose. How does app define it's name in the system, through which of the files is that configured.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to implement The Android LicenseChecker in my app, and I've followed the instructions almost verbatim from the developer site. Everything seems hooked up correctly, but every single time I get the "Check timed out." message. I increased the timeout value to 30 seconds, I'm logged into my device (which has the market app installed) with my publisher account login gmail address.
I set the test response to Licensed. I saved (but didn't publish) a sample app to test with. When that didn't work, I tried using an app that is already published and just rebuilding the apk locally to include the LVL implementation. I definitely have 3g connectivity. I can browse the web on the device and other connected apps are working correctly.
I am working on an Location Based Application. In this application i am using LocationListener class to update the location when the Location is changed.In each Activity i have different LocationListener to update location and do some specific work on updated location. But my problem is that when i am changing my location through DDMS , the LocationListener is being called of that current Activity as well as all the activities of the whole application where LocationListener has been defined. I don't know whether there should be one LocationListener for the whole application or for each Activity we should have different LocationListener.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am facing one issue on my HTC tattoo device. I have written a code which sends an SMS to the given number. At the recipient end I am receiving more than one SMSs. One time I have even received 17 same messages. I am posting the code snippet for the reference-
private void sendSMS(final String phoneNumber, final String message) Log.i("Send To Friend", "sendSMS"); SmsManager sms = SmsManager.getDefault(); sms.sendTextMessage(phoneNumber, null, message, null, null); Toast.makeText(this, "Message has been sent", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show(); finish();}
I need an app to record times and distances for biking and running. I don't need it to calculate anything for me I just need it to save data from my workouts that I will collect from other devices. I just want to be able to view how my times and etc are progressing from workout to workout.
View 17 Replies View RelatedI need to be able to schedule multiple Notifications at different times in the future.
I tried doing this with an AlarmManager, but that isn't suitable, for the following reason. From AlarmManager.set(): "If there is already an alarm for this Intent scheduled (with the equality of two intents being defined by filterEquals(Intent)), then it will be removed and replaced by this one."
Guess what, the sending intents are equal, apart from different Extra's (but those don't count for filterEquals).
So how can I schedule multiple notifications, which will still be shown when my application is killed (the whole reason I tried AlarmManager)?
I am writing a demo app that allows the user to set a number of times they want my app to run. The app has no interface and just puts shows some notifications. Running this as a service seems the most obvious.
View 4 Replies View RelatedSo the situation is this, I have a ListView that is embedded in two LinearLayout ViewGroups to form a screen. BaseAdapter.get View() (the implementation of the ListAdapter) is typically called n times (where n is numElements) to render the screen. The problem I have is this set of calls is being repeated for every ViewGroup that the list is contained in...So for a Layout like this:
-LinearLayout --Linearlayout ---ListView
The adapters get View() is being called n*3 times (3 = 1 for the parent LinerarLayout, one for the child LinearLayout and one for the List itself).
This is obviously a problem when the items in the List are expensive to build (even with recycling).
So I'm looking for some guidance on this, as the documentation doesn't seem to note this behavior from what I can see.
A small, basic example of the source is located on my post here http://www.anddev.org/listview_getting_rendered_multiple_times-t5290.... with more details Oswell as a ready made eclipse project(also attached below) if anyone is keen to try it out.
I call an activity from another with startActivity(new Intent(Caller.this, NewActivity.class));
I had a problem with a variable. So, using debug I saw that I pass two times in the onCreate method of NewActivity!
I was a little bit surprised. Somebody can explain why and how can I avoid this behaviour?