I'm writing a free application that's only in Serbian language atm. English version will follow but priority is to get it published on Serbian. I'd like to know will I be able to upload my app on Android Market, or it has to support some of "official" Market languages?
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Cyberon Voice Commander provides a natural and reliable interface to enhance the communication between people and mobile phones. It is one of the most popular products from Cyberon Corp. Now French, German, UK and Iitalin version of Cyberon Voice Commander are launched in the Android Market, and more than 16 kinds of language are scheduled to be launched in the near future. It not only benefits worldwide consumers to speak their native language, but also make mobile phone more useful. Multi-language version of Cyberon Voice Commander supports Android 1.5 and above verions, selling USD5.99 in Android Market .
Main Features:
1) With Speaker-Independent (SI) recognition technology, users can use directly without any training or recording in advance.
2) Through Cyberon Voice Commander, you can control your mobile phone with voice, such as dialing to contact, check time, navegating an application and so on.
3) In addition to accurate identification, Cyberon Voice Commander also provides a number of possible recognition results, so that you can operate it in more convenient way.
4) Cyberon Voice Commander supports Bluetooth headfree with Android 2.2 version. It ensures user's safety when they are driving.
5) No network connectivity is required for using Cyberon Voice Commander.
I am playing with the Android TTS engine. I am trying to set it to speak in Spanish from Mexico, rather than from Spain. I have tried several combination's of language code / country code but I have not been able to get anything by Spanish from Spain. Here is my code currently
loc = new Locale("es", "MEX");
myTts.setLanguage(loc);
say("Hello");
I have also tried ("es","US"), ("es","LA"), ("spa","US"), ("spa","MEX") with every combination that I can think of it is showing me this in the log: TtsEngine::setLanguage found matching language(spa) but not matching country(MEX). loaded es-ES successfully. I can exit my app and open up the TTS Service Extended. If I set the language to either Spanish[es] or Spanish-Latin America. Either way when I hit 'listen to preview' I get "Hola" which is expected. But from my application I get "Heyyo" instead of "Hola". Can anyone see what I am doing incorrectly to set my language?
Is there a way to get the application label in different languages according to locale? For example, I can get the application label "Settings" of package com.android.settings in English, "Ajustes" in Spanish.
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Which programming languages can I use on Android Dalvik?
Mostly, Android applications are written in Java. But i heard that its also possible to use Scala or some other languages. And I also read that it's possible to include native C/C++ code.
Is there a reference/list available that shows which languages can be used?
How to add support for foreign languages in an android application?
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Main problem is that I have some brut.Androlib errors when compiling this one (when decompiling, no issues appear), and when I check if the APKTool added my wanted files to the apk I can only see that it almost recompiled the original file ('almost' because when I push it to the system/app dir, my system doesn't see this keyboard).
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Screen os from ics decompiler, and this is what came in cmd using apktool, when I try to install framework-res:
W: Config flags size > 36. Exceeding bytes: 0x2000000.
W: Invalid config flags detected: drawable-nodpi-v8-ERR0
W: Config flags size > 36. Exceeding bytes: 0x2000000.
W: Invalid config flags detected: drawable-v8-ERR1
Exception in thread "main" brut.androlib.AndrolibException: Multiple resources:
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