This seems like a stupid question, but somehow I couldn't find the answer anywhere ;) How do I read the feedback that my app gets in Market? Shouldn't there be a link somewhere in Developer Console?
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I know this has most likely been discussed many times. But I am looking for a decent email widget.
At the moment I am using the default htc email widget, however when ever I read an email from my gmail account it doesnt update the read status so it still shows as unread.
I would like one that would update the read status and possible the support for unified inbox so I can see new mail from hotmail account and gmail.
It's common knowledge among people who are afflicted with stuttering that it helps if you're hearing yourself with a little delay while your speak. This is called Delayed Auditory Feedback (DAF) and makes it easier to speak in a slow and deliberate manner. There are even hardware devices sold for this purpose: http://www.casafuturatech.com/ I've tried one of these devices for a few weeks now. It helps, but it's just one more thing to remember in the morning, one more thing to carry around, and it's pretty large. It's also inconvenient when speaking on the phone. I'd love to develop an Android app for DAF, but I'm not sure if it's possible. A DAF has sound input and output, just like a phone. But instead of hearing another person, the sound input is sent to the output, with an amount of delay (somewhere between 0-200 ms). Is that effect possible to achieve with Android? How would you create the delay? Also, would it be possible to create this effect also when using the phone, so that I hear the other person AND myself with delay?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI want to invoke the haptic feedback buzz when my ImageButton is pressed, but I am not sure the best way to do it. I first checked that my button was enabled for that, and isHapticFeedbackEnabled() returns true.
Then I am calling performHapticFeedback() with the constant FLAG_IGNORE_GLOBAL_SETTING, as the docs indicate that will be used to override any global settings.
The doc is a little ambiguous, but it does imply that this is something I can call at any time, so I am calling it in the OnClickListener():
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I appreciate that it would be better to call it when the finger first touches the button rather than on the Click event, but I wanted to get it working to start with, before refining it.
Am I barking completely up the wrong tree, or should the above work when I click on the button, because nothing happens?
I've published an Android applications on the Android market and now have an update to do. I want to know if any of you have already done that, and what experience can you share about it:
- How to manage version conflicts?
- What to do with databases?
- Can you make appear a message with "what's new" if it's an update, but nothing it's a new installation?
- Should you backup old data before updating, and how?
- Did you run into any trouble and how did you solve it?
- Can update be partial (like, just a patch)?
Looking for some feedback. Here's the images thus far, when I finish, I'll load them up into an icon pack app. I am also taking requests for specialized icons at this time.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI have had a free version of my app available for several months. With the new features I am about to release in the latest version, and with paid apps now possible, I intend to split the app into a free lite/trial version and a paid full version.I am aware that I must create a new app with a new signature for the full version b/c I can't change the current free app to a paid one.I don't mind this, but,is there any way I can transfer the thousands of feedback and ratings I have accumulated so far to the paid version even though it will have a totally new signature?
View 14 Replies View RelatedIs there a way to send feedback to the Android development team on bugs, user annoyances, etc? Things like this I set a default contact number. how do I undo? should be looped back to Google so they can work on fixing issues like this. Does anyone know of a way, officially, or unofficially to send requests / suggestions / feedback to the team?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI want to add haptic feedback to my application buttons and control them programatically to show button state (enabled and disabled) The default haptic feedback setter works only for long press. How can i make it work for simple button clicks. And is there a way to have haptic feedback on events like touch move??
View 2 Replies View RelatedWhat are the display semantics for displaying preference defaults? I have been expecting that the first time the app is run, that when the preference activity and its screens appear that any default values say in a list preference are visually indicated as selected. This is not the case in my app, and I think I'm doing everything the same way as the DefaultValues.java example. Is the idea that only those preferences that have actually been set and persisted by the user display selected values?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have a few iphone and andriod apps and would like to collect better and more targeted user feedback for them. The feedback from the App stores is pretty generic and doesn't add much value at most times. Any framework or website that I could use to help here? Kind of like Get Satisfaction for Mobile Apps.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIf you want a button to provide haptic feedback (ie, the phone vibrates very briefly so you can feel that you really pushed the button), what's the standard way to do that?
It seems you can either explicitly set an onClick() event and call the vibrate() function, giving a number of milliseconds to vibrate, or you can set hapticFeedbackEnabled in the view.
The documentation seems to indicate that the latter only works for long-presses or virtual on-screen keys: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/view/View.html#performHapticFeedback(int)
If that's right, then I need to either make my button a virtual on-screen key or manually set the onClick() event.
Also, if I want the vibrating to happen immediately when the user's finger touches the button, as opposed to when their finger "releases" the button, what's the best way to accomplish that?
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I have just written a game for the Android market and would like to remind my customers to leave feeback on the market for the application (especially the demo version.) Is there any way to launch the market intent in a mode that will take the user to the feedback / comments section of the page?I already use this approach for linking my demo to the paid app.
Is there a best practice that any Android devs out there might know of?Additionally, is there any way to track referalls from my demo app so that I can try to calculate some kind of a conversion rate? (i.e. how effective the demo app is at generating sales.)
My vibration feedback on keypressing is gone. I've done everything hard reset, factory reset, soft reset, uninstalled task killer. even after factory reset I chose not to install my backup files - still no luck... any ideas?
View 23 Replies View RelatedHow is everyone's haptic feedback? Mine seems to be less powerful than it should. It doesnt feel like when the phone vibrates on a call or message. It almost feels less powerful, and almost like its dying. Anyone else experiencing this have any ideas?
View 6 Replies View RelatedThe other day I had haptic feedback on my phone and today it's not there. I looked in the settings to see if it was still checked and it is, but nothing is being haptic. I also tried setting the phone to vibrate when a call is received and no vibration either.Something wrong with the innards perhaps?
View 1 Replies View RelatedHas anyone tried this out yet and if so, how is it? Any bugs? Stable? Im running 2.5.2 with great results so im curious to see how this one is turning out.
View 46 Replies View RelatedI have enjoyed reading all your threads about Motorola's newest monster. I wanted to make a post asking for your feedback so far. Motorola is going on a large push to gather your thoughts and opinions. We would like to know any complaints, issues, suggestions, etc. This forum is also a great place to ask your unanswered questions I will make every effort to get back to you! Please be as thorough as possible, your responses will be forwarded up Feel free to PM me as well.
View 36 Replies View RelatedMy Ally updated Thursday with no issues. I have observed a noticeable increase in responsiveness. Noticeable! No app issues. I did uninstall some new apps it placed on my phone like Skype. Battery life seems to be as good or better than prior to the update. I'm a light user. A couple of calls per day, some internet (Dolphin HD) and some texting. I recharge it every other day when battery level gets down to about 30%. I use ADW.Launcher, Juice Defender, no app killer, a couple of low overhead widgets, Chomps SMS, Pandora, and not much else other than a few shortcuts. I do have a widget for airplane mode. I turn it on once a day then reboot and turn it back on.
View 8 Replies View RelatedHoneyMilk Labs has released a free version of their classic arcade-style game Seawasp. The objective of this game is to shoot down enemy ships and avoid incoming missiles. Features of Seawasp include: - Increasing levels of difficulty - Various level styles - Classical arcade-style music and sound effects If you want to check Seawasp out for free, download it at from your Android phone and give it a try! hen you're done.
View 3 Replies View RelatedI went to [settings > sound settings > haptic feedback] and turned it off. but my phone still vibrates for every letter when i tap out texts! what am i missing here? there are no options that i've seen in [settings > language & keyboard].
View 2 Replies View RelatedAt first i though that the slight clicking I felt while typing was due my Seidio case. But after removing it, I noticed that it was still there. Its a slight clicking feeling as you type when you get the haptic feedback. Sometime when typing on the screen but most of the time when Im typing and go press one of the screen buttons. Almost like the haptic feedback motor is causing something to click on the phone physically. Anyone else having this issue?
View 21 Replies View RelatedMy evo makes this weird noise when it vibrates while typing.The 4 touch buttons on the bottom also do it. Its like theres something loose in there and its vibrating. Sometimes almost like a click. Anyone else having this issue?
View 4 Replies View RelatedSince downloading Bugless Beast .9 on my new phone, I have had issues with haptic feedback. After a restart it was working on everything EXCEPT the hardware keys.Anyone know why the hardware keys arent giving feedback?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI use Haptic Feedback for texting because I don't like that loud clicky noise, it's annoying. So my question is - considering that I text alot, is it possible for haptic feedback to lose it's "feedback" as to where it's not as "rumbly" anymore?
View 2 Replies View Relatedjust curious, who uses haptic feedback and who doesnt? i wouldn't go so far as to say that i love it but it definitely feels weird to not use. i've been using it since i got my phone and i tried turning it off yesterday (to see if there's any real impact to battery life with/without haptic feedback) but i couldn't deal so now it's back on. thoughts?
View 7 Replies View RelatedIt's not a huge deal, I actually don't mind having it on it's just in the interest of conserving battery life I'd quite like to get rid of it. It really don't seem to want to turn off though! I've tried restarting the device but it's still there.
View 6 Replies View RelatedMy nexus one now has multitouch but along with that came unwanted side effects. The device is slower and choppier than ever before. FYI, I used the manual update method using the file directly from google's site.
-screen touch calibration is constantly off
-slower overall performance
-increase latency of loading of pages in browser
-sometimes notification of text messages are delayed until unlocking.
I recently noticed an issue with my Droid Incredible that no one has been able to fix. Whenever I press the "t" on my virtual keyboard, I am constantly getting the "r" or "y". Rarely am I getting the "t". It seems like sometimes I press the "t" and I don't get any haptic feedback. If I continuously press any other letter, I get that letter. But with the "t", it is mostly "r" and "y".
I went to the Verizon store and they noticed the problem, but said only that I should do a factory reset which I did after organizing apps I have downloaded, with no resolution. And the first thing out of their mouth was if you get a replacement, it won't be a new one. Being with Verizon for over 8 years, I understand that since I've had bad Blackberries in the past, but I have also found that the so called refurbished ones have worked flawlessly. I went ahead and had them send one out to me.
I wanted to get some public opinion on the usefulness of a HDMI out port on a smartphone/handset. Let's say the smartphone is capable of recording and decoding 720p or 1080p video. Would a HDMI port be useful for you? How would you use it?
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