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Is there somekind of log (like an OS event log or something) that could maybe give me an idea as to why an application crashes on start?
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I have recently purchased a copy of Final Fantasy Dimensions for my Android phone (Motorla XT615 with Android 2.3.7) and everytime I click on it I get a flicker (black-screen) and then it goes back to the home screen.
Does anyone have any suggestions or am I way off base with this one?
Thanks,
There are apps a user can download from Google Play that can grab log files to be sent to a developer. For example: Log Collector and CatLog.
Note: With Jelly Bean and later, root access is required for an app to access the logs of another app, so the log-grabbing apps listed above may not be useful for the average Android user.
If you have Android development tools available, see How to get Android crash logs?
You could read the log using apps such as CatLog or Log Collector, but it probably isn't going to help you find the FC issue, unless you actually had the code for it right in front of you, which you wouldn't have unless you were a dev of the game. But, anyways, good luck!
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I have uploaded an Android App on Google Play Store and with a search today i can see this: http://www.androidappsgame.com/library-quiz/el
How come that my android app is uploaded to androidappsgame.com without my permission?
Any ideas?
This may or may not help, but make sure to check that first box in your console
The app is NOT on that store. That store is an aggregate site that grabs info from Google Play and makes it searchable. And it's not a very good one at that.
For the record, all of my apps are there too. I just looked. Even my newest ones are there.
You don't need to worry about anyone taking your app from Play and making it available elsewhere. It's just not gonna happen. And even if it did, 99% of devices out there have the system secured so you can't install stuff like that anyway.
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I just came across an app called App Locker II: Fake Crash, it fakes an app crash. You just add the app (say WhatsApp) to the list in App Locker II: Fake Crash and next time when you try to launch WhatsApp, a screen comes up saying The application WhatsApp (com.whatsapp) has stopped unexpectedly.
How does this actually work ? Is the crash faked or WhatsApp actually crashes down ?
I would be delighted to know how does this work.
I think that app observes the running processes and creates on start of such a "blacklisted app" a custom dialog with that message you quoted above. In a second step the app will been closed or the home launcher is started. However the reviews point out that it does not work very well.
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I am trying to run this app, but it works fine in the emulator, but on the phone it force closes when I click the speak button on it, it goes straight to a force close. What are the possible factors contributing to it not working on my phone?
the problem must be with your default TTS speach engine ,,,Check the following Link u may get suugestion
Android not acknowledging TTS Engine
There are multiple reasons why your app crashes.
Your device might be running Android that is before your app's SDK target.Check your logs, search for that method or object see if it is part of the device's OS version. Fragments are compatible with preHoneycomb devices using the compatibilty library.
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I want to run many apps on the same emulator at the same time. Then get the i/o streams of these apps, and allow them to be controlled to through web browsers, or an applet.
Is it possible?
Basically, I want to build a similar service like Amazon that allows user to see apps running on emulator through browser. Now, if only one activity is shown on the screen at a time, I would need to create a emulator for every user. That wouldn't be feasible. So I need a workaround. And if multiple apps could be run on emulator and their I/O could be programaticaly handled, it would solve the problem.
You can't do what you want to do. In Android, you can run several applications at the same time, but only one at a time will be on the foreground (visible to the user). But yes, you can have several applications running in the background syncing, downloading data, logging stuff, etc.
For what you want, you might consider using live android project as it is a much lighter solution to run.
It seems the one Pedro Loureiro posted is about to (or is already) stopped production. Right now the best program for this job would be this: link.
Yes, that's why you also have task killers.
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I got all excited with the leaked froyo update.zip that hit the net a few days ago, and installed it on my phone. Since then I've had many issues, the big one being ADB not discovering my phone. I'd like to revert my phone back, but can't find a signed update.zip on the nets that will do it.
Does anyone know how I can revert my N1 from FRF50, back to ERE27? My phone is not rooted.
Well, clearly no one in this space can help me. I sent a letter to Google, and this one the response.
Hello Brenton,
Thank you for your email. I understand you'd like to revert to the old
update.
Unfortunately, you cannot revert back to old update. We're unable to
provide release dates for Android 2.2, but please rest assured that we're
working hard to provide the update as soon as possible.
You'll get an automatic notification when the over-the-air (OTA) update is
available for your device. For more information on installing the OTA
update, please visit
http://www.google.com/support/android/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=173738
We appreciate your patience.
Sincerely,
Shital
The Google Team