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Is there any way where I can inspect that a given device is using screen protector or not. Here the screen protector is generally we use tempered glass on our phone. Thanks in advance
It is impossible to do unless there's a sensor for detecting it integrated in the screen or the body of the phone, since usually screen protectors doesn't affect touch screen, it might be possible with external sensor, but it needs to be very accurate in detecting transparent layers.
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If any unknown number call on my phone, the phone should not ring usually it will when contact is saved.
Can the unknown call be picked in background without noticing and a pre-recorded voice should be spoken to person opposite side.
Please mention if can be done on both iOS and android or anyone or none.
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Both operating systems will not allow you to do that. 1st point is somehow possible in Android but 2nd one is almost impossible to do in both platforms.
Apple dont allows to intercept most of their system APIs by some 3rd party
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I am getting installed widgets but I need to find out only running widgets of home screen. Is there any possible solution.
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Write your own home screen implementation, where you allow the user to add app widgets to that home screen. Then, you will know what the "running" app widgets are.
Other home screen implementations do not have to publish this information to third parties, and hopefully they do not, for privacy and security reasons.
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I am trying to make an Android application similar to the one on this website.
The thing is that I am pretty new to the field of Natural Language Processing. I do not wish to achieve much, just provide the user some interaction with the application, give him a feeling that he is indeed chatting with someone.
Basically, I would just capture the text entered by the user and send it over to the API and display the result retrieved from the API.
I came across http://opennlp.apache.org/ and http://gate.ac.uk/ but have NO idea how to implement them in my Android application.
ANY ideas/ suggestions/ help would indeed be great.
Thanks!
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Android has Mouse support and I wonder if I can control a "virtual mouse" via service/app. I did a lot of research but I do not think the sdk provides anything I can use for obvious security reasons.
I wonder if anyone could give me a hint how to achieve this with root permission.
If android phones can run a VNC server this should be possible too shouldn't it?
I want to send the movement of a computer mouse to the phone. A cursor should be shown like if you connect a bluetooth mouse.
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So I've been asked this question by another developer in work and I couldn't figure it out. Now having a Desire myself, how the hell do you edit a text message that you are composing? The same for a URL you may have made a typo in? On the iPhone you would hold down on the area where you want to edit and a little zoom bubble would appear and the cursor would be where you want it allowing you to retype. Can this even be done on Android devices?
One way is to use the trackball. The other way is to just tap your finger on the location in the text you'd like the caret positioned at.
The moving-zoom-bubble thing on iOS is I believe apple patented, so not available for the rest of the world, even though it's pretty obvious IMHO. That's software patents for you though.
On my Motorola Droid, you can tap on the screen in any textbox in order to set the cursor. It's difficult to get the cursor where you want it, but it can be done.