I want to know if I can develop an application that users touch the screen and their fingerprint are registered. If it is possible, is there any library to store and retrieve and detect finger prints?
This is not possible, current consumer touch screens cannot 'see' with that level of detail. You might have more luck using the camera but I don't know of any projects that have done this before.
Please check below link:
http://www.diamondfortress.com/sdk
Paid SDK but we can use it with trial
Looks like it is now part of Android 6.0.
i do not think that exists yet.
http://www.talkandroid.com/51754-fingerprint-scanner-sdk-available-for-android-courtesy-of-xda/
Came across this http://www.diamondfortress.com/sdk. It's a paid SDK and it uses camera. But I have not personally tried it out.
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Is it possible to place the HERE logo in the MapviewLiteView to another place instead of the lower right?
HERE SDK lite for Android doesn't offer class for LogoPosition changes. However premium does.
For more details please refer the different positions premium allow :
https://developer.here.com/documentation/android-starter/api_reference_java/com/here/android/mpa/common/CopyrightLogoPosition.html
Not right now, but I have checked with the team and this feature will be available with the next release.
Here is first version of neo4j-mobile-android and it released in 2013?
https://github.com/neo4j-contrib/neo4j-mobile-android
Why that project haven't next version?
thank you with all of my respect
That was never really "released" afaik. Read http://neo4j.com/blog/new-incubator-project-neo4j-mobile-for-android-v0-1/ for a write-up. I don't think the project ever went anywhere, as there was no real technical or business justification to do it...
What are you looking to do? What use case? Most people just connect their android system to a server-side application that uses Neo4j as the backend db...
Rik
First of all,thanks to everyone, who considers this post.How to detect whether any of the offline language dictionaries,say https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.socialnmobile.colordict&feature=nav_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwyLDNd, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=livio.pack.lang.en_US&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImxpdmlvLnBhY2subGFuZy5lbl9VUyJd etc.., are installed in android device and if yes, how can I pass the word(for which the definition is required) programatically to the dictionary application.Please help me.
Finally , I prefer a solution for my question, though cant be the exact solution for the question.I used the link, http://thesaurus.altervista.org/dictionary-android
and used the available package and accessed from my application by using intent.
try this-
http://sourceforge.net/p/dictionarymid/code/HEAD/tree/trunk/Android/
might be it will be useful for you,good luck
Is there any application available in Android Market that used USB/MTP Api's?
tell any information that will be useful for me in making android MTP Application?
I think this might help:
Honeycomb-MTP-sample
It's a sample application that uses MTP to read camera contents.
I think camerabrower also gives you something about MTP/HOST.
Is there a way to report Bugs, similar to the Android Feedback Client, but without registering my application at the market. I'm still working on the application and some users are alpha testing it so it would be useful to receive reports/ stacktraces etc. Is there a common way or an application for that?
You can look at ACRA Project - http://acra.googlecode.com/
You can use Instabug which lets you report bugs right from the app by shaking the phone. It sends you all the device details, network logs, view hierarchy inspection, as well as the steps to reproduce it. It takes a line of code to integrate.
For full disclosure. I work at Instabug.
I've used acra and it works well: http://acra.googlecode.com/
see: How do I obtain crash-data from my Android application?
I have used Android Remote Stacktrace before, it was very easy to setup, but when I set it up I don't think it had as many options as A.C.R.A does - I haven't used either in a while so I'm not sure which is better.