I have an Android device, which I want to connect to the Android-based projector with Jellybean installed into the projector. What I want is to share Android device keyboard to the Android projector virtually, how this can be achieved so that my Android device keyboard is connected to Android projector and text can be written to Android projector browser. Projector has native browser-based Android app for browsing the internet.
I search on the internet but didn’t get any solution, therefore I am here to get help from you guys. A small help you yours can also lead to the solution to my problem.
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I am creating an app for Zebra mobile computer TC25/TC20 for scanning barcodes.
For this after installing Emdk for Zebra I am able to see the EMDK api, but system image is not available to create Emulator.
Can anyone please help me to get these system image file for Zebra devices.
The images are not available for any of the Zebra mobile computers and you need to develop on a physical device, at least when you come to integrate with the EMDK library. Some people develop their applications to run on both Zebra & non-Zebra devices which would allow you to develop as much as possible on an emulator and move to a physical device only when you work on scanner integration (one example of doing something similar is my app at https://github.com/darryncampbell/WakeLock_WifiLock_Exerciser)
I'd like to use my old android phone as a bluetooth keyboard for my new android phone. There seems to be plenty of solutions when it comes to using the phone as a keyboard for windows, but no solutions for android->android connection. How would I go about implementing one?
I do not think that you can do that via a simple Bluetooth pairing as you wish to do. But did you tried the Android App store? There are multiple Apps (which can be installed on both devices) for example "Tablet Remote" which description said "Tablet Remote let you control an Android tablet or phone with another Android device".
I am developing an application for the latest version of Android using Xamarin and Visual Studio 2015 community. I haven an ACS122-U NFC reader connected to the tablet using USB On-The-Go. I'm able to interface with the reader, but due to the lower level nature of its libraries I'm having to slowly work my way through sending the correct commands. I'd like to have real-time debugging instead of message boxes with exception errors and response values.
Does anyone know of a way to do this? I've tried connecting a powered USB dock to the tablet, reader, and PC but I'm sure that has no way of directing the information to the correct devices.
I am looking to install stock Android (Lollipop/Marshmallow etc.) on my LG Watch Urbane. I cannot find any help on this since everywhere I search, I only get information about Android Wear.
I do not want Android Wear but a full, regular version of Android running on the watch. My main reason for doing this is to be able to eventually write my own personal custom Android ROM for the watch, but in order to start I want to see how regular Android will run on the watch.
I found that a CyanogenMod could be run on Samsung Galaxy Gear as demonstrated by this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rb0R_JeI6gg
Is there is strict specific hardware requirement to port Android (or even CM, misc. ROMs) on a smart watch? By this I mean, can I take any off the shelf smart watch and port Android to it? What steps do I need to take (like rooting, unlocking a bootloader etc.?)
I was using Android SDK for my application development. Now I am in a situation to move on cross platform development so, I started learning Phonegap as it is well suitable for cross platform.
I want to use external scanner device and card swipper with android device. I googled it but i didnt find any useful ideas.
I explored phonegap.com/ but it explains only about using device sensors,contacts and media information..etc. But It didnt say about implementing external hardware devices.
Please help me.
For a barcode scanner, you probably want to get a bluetooth capable device, as USB devices can be problematic to connect to different devices. Start by using it in HID mode, which emulates a keyboard (nb, doesnt play nice on iPad and other apple devices, popup keyboard disappears, but android ok). Later you can try using SPP mode. When using HID mode with phonegap, you dont need to do anything special, just read as keystrokes in html pages.
There is also a phonegap plugin for zxing to use the camera, but you asked about external physical scanners, which are faster for bulk scanning.
Haven't tried connecting card swipe readers to android yet