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Is there a way to obtain the manufacturer of the GPS chip of an Android device?
I can't find it anywhere...
Android application is designed to run on any hardware that support Android framework, then
Hardware definition is not really part of the android framework ...
... In pure Linux with enough priviledge, surely yes, there is way to introspect hardware/device/driver
... In Pure android way (over dalvik ) I guess there is no way to know it ..
Then If you need for an application to know what is the GPS or other component stuff, make and fill a database with all android models and its hardware specification then by the "model number" (retrieve-able from android see http://developer.android.com/reference/android/os/Build.html) you may query the good information..
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I am an android application developer and i need to know that what are the programming skills needed to develop an android kernel. I mean to know that what are the programming language and knowledge need for that.
The Android kernel is simply a Linux kernel, so the skills needed are the same as for that: you need to know C, be confident with low-level programming making heavy use of pointers (probably including pointers to functions, which are used heavily by the linux kernel), and be familiar with issues of programming directly on hardware (memory mapped device access, virtual/physical address mapping, etc.).
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I'm trying to control my android phone from a way out!I need to see my phone's screen.I want use my access point modem to perform this.
I have search the net but could not find a proper answer.
Is there any solution?
Thanks.
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I don't know if you are seeking dev related instructions or just need an app which does what you want.
If the latter you should check this forum instead: https://android.stackexchange.com/
Some apps I know which does this:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sand.airdroid
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.unicorntoast.mrroboto.android
https://www.xda-developers.com/android/app-review-remotely-control-your-android-device-with-teamviewer-xda-developer-tv/
I doubt that android supports this out of the box, as that would be a security hole.
You might be able to get some rdp Service installed, as android is a linux distribution, but I it might drain your battery.
try this:
http://www.androidpit.de/de/android/market/apps/app/com.xtralogic.android.rdpclient/Remote-Desktop-Client
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Do you think a smartphone with this characteristics will be able to stand android OS?
- 100 MB Storage
- -64 MB RAM
- Processor PNX-4910
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old version/ stable version??
At most barely and unpleasently, based on limited ram if nothing else.
Android 2.1+ requires at least 92MB of RAM.
See: http://static.googleusercontent.com/external_content/untrusted_dlcp/source.android.com/en/us/compatibility/2.1/android-2.1-cdd.pdf
So your only hope would be a pre 2.1 version.
Theoretically, you might be able to get 1.6 or earlier to work on it, but the arm926 chip inside the PNX-4910 is not going to withstand a whole lot of load.
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I was looking for an app for phones (iPhone, Android and SmartPhone - any or all) that would simply run in the background and place any scanned upc code digits into the currently active textbox.
I've Googled for quite a while and only found an Android app that actually replaces the keyboard of the phone.
It seems like it should be easy (I have many for PCs) but I haven't done any handheld programming since Windows CE days so I don't know if this is possible (can apps see other apps controls in these phones).
Has anyone ever come across an app like this?
use the iphone sdk from zbar and you can do it inside your app.
You cannot do this system wide. You can only add this functionality to your apps.
This question is very similar Take a look. Android Long Press on Edit Text behavior
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Hi guys I am Android Application Developer and I am doing good in application development. Now I want to study about Android Hardware i.e all beneath Android OS.I tried to find some material on this but its hard for me.
Kindly refer me some good resource/BOOK.
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Android runs on a variety of hardware. I don't think you can find a book describing Android hardware.
You can examine open source hardware projects that run Android like Beagleboard