I am using the Android 3.2 emulator. I can't find the dialer. Hitting F3 does not bring up the telephone app. Many other things don't work. For example, in the Settings app, I can't go into individual settings page (like Language and input). Is this thing half cooked?
I can't find the dialer.
Android 3.2 is for tablets. There is no dialer.
For example, in the Settings app, I can't go into individual settings page (like Language and input).
Launch Settings and click on "Language & input" on the left.
If by this you meant:
startActivity(new Intent(android.provider.Settings.ACTION_LOCALE_SETTINGS));
that too works on my copy of the Android 3.2 emulator.
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I have setup an Android API 30 emulator (from Android Studio), where I have installed two physical keyboard layouts. According to the system, I should be able to switch languages via Control+space. But that does not work.
I've tried:
Changing the "send keyboard shortcuts" to "virtual device" - effectively disables multi-touch but that's it.
Installed tons of different apps (including Hackers Keyboard) but saw no difference at all - seems they only work for the soft keyboard
I tried changing the kcm keyboard file from open source projects (and it worked well for changing e.g. "a" to "9") but I could not make for instance Shift+space to execute a language switch fallback
I even tried to write apps but I am not sure where to start (and from my experience with the other apps I tried, I am not sure if this will work at all)
Any ideas what else I can do?
I ended up using Android x86. The control+space works there just fine.
(Sorry, not sorry for the noob question)
I'm making my first Android. I'm going through this tutorial on the Android Developers site and it says to open the "Settings" from the "Developer Options" but there is no context ... I can't find the Developer Options when I browse through the menus or search in Help... Where is this fabled "Settings" app?
I'm trying to let it know that my Pixel is attached by USB. Where can I find this setting?
You need to make some hidden actions to enable developer option.
Refer this link https://developer.android.com/studio/debug/dev-options
On Android 4.1 and lower, the Developer options screen is available by default. On Android 4.2 and higher, you must enable this screen as follows here:
Open the Settings app.
(Only on Android 8.0 or higher) Select System.
Scroll to the bottom and select About phone.
Scroll to the bottom and tap Build number 7 times.
Return to the previous screen to find Developer options near the bottom.
The confusion is that I was looking for a settings app on my Mac, not on my phone... Figured it out.
I made android emulator for Nexus 10 using latest ADT(21) and SDK tools.
I know that in Android JellyBean 4.2 there's a new feature called DayDream. I want to access it in my Nexus10 Emulator I have. but don't know how.
i am not getting option Daydream inside Settings -> Display.
How can i enable and use it Inside Emulator?
Here's what i need to do:
1st Step: Launch the Settings app, scroll to the bottom, and tap About Phone.
2nd Step: In the middle of the screen is the listing for Android Version. Tap this item until you see a jelly bean appear on your screen. You can then tap and hold the giant jelly bean until your device vibrates. You should then see interactive beans floating all over your screen. And yes, you can fling them. Go ahead, try it.
3rd Step : After doing, this the BeanFlinger Daydream will be unlocked. You can find the Daydream option by going to Settings > Display > Daydream.
Hope it Will Help to all of the Users Facing this Same kind of Problem.
I too had the same problem, what I did was, previously, I had an emulator with 4.2.1 version. I changed it to 4.3, now its working for me.
Im develping an app using apk 12 for 10.1 inch galaxy tablet. I would like to design a home screen only with my apps icon so that user will not be able to access anything else. Can I do that ? If yes, how ??
I would like to design a home screen only with my apps icon so that user will not be able to access anything else. Can I do that ?
Yes, it is possible to create a home screen application.
If yes, how ??
There is a Home sample app in your Android SDK installation (assuming you installed the samples from the SDK Manager). It largely boils down to having an activity with an <intent-filter> using CATEGORY_HOME.
Note that the user who installs your app will have the option of choosing between your home screen and the built-in one. Even if they make your home screen the default one, they will still be able to revert that decision by removing your app:
by booting in safe mode
via the Android SDK (e.g., adb uninstall)
by getting into Settings through notifications and the like
possibly other means
For ur knowledge lot many thing are diff for honeycomb.
For your knowledge, nothing changed in this area with Android 3.0.
We have an App for a tablet with Android 2.2. This is the only App that should run on this tablet. It starts automatically.
Thats why the user should not have access to other Apps on this tablet, especially not to the settings.
How we can realize this?
You should probably write your application as a Home application. There is an example in the developer docs here:
http://developer.android.com/resources/samples/Home/index.html
Then you'd be able to switch the default Home application for your one.