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Showing posts with label updated. Show all posts
Saturday, October 15, 2016
Updated SDK Tools and ADT revision 17
Updated SDK Tools and ADT revision 17
Today we are releasing an update to the SDK Tools and the Eclipse plugin. Revision 17 brings a lot of new features and bug fixes in various areas such as Lint, the build system as well as the emulator.
Lint is a static checker which analyzes Android projects for a variety of issues around correctness, security, performance, usability and accessibility, checking your XML resources, bitmaps, ProGuard configuration files, source files and even compiled bytecode. It can be run from within Eclipse or from the command line.
New for r17:
- Added check for Android API calls that require a version of Android higher than the minimum supported version. You can use the new @TargetApi annotation to specify local overrides for conditionally loaded code. For more information, read here.
- Added over 40 new Lint rules for a total of over 80, including checks for performance, XML layouts, manifest and file handling. For a full list read here.
- Added ability to suppress Lint warnings in Java code with the new @SuppressLint annotation, and in XML files with the new tools: namespace prefix and ignore attribute. For more information, read here.
- Improved HTML and XML reporting and Eclipse integration. For more information, read here.
We’ve also made improvements to the build systems for Eclipse and Ant:
- Added strict dependency support for 3rd party Jar files. You can read more information here.
- Added support for custom views with custom attributes in libraries. Layouts using custom attributes must use the namespace URI http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto instead of the URI that includes the app package name. This URI is replaced with the app specific one at build time.
- Added a feature that allows you to run some code only in debug mode. Builds now generate a class called BuildConfig containing a DEBUG constant that is automatically set according to your build type. You can check the (BuildConfig.DEBUG) constant in your code to run debug-only functions such as outputting debug logs.
The emulator is seeing some big improvements as well:
- Thanks to contributions to AOSP from Intel, the emulator now supports running x86 system images in virtualization mode on Windows and Mac OS X. This allows the emulator running at near native speed. The drivers are available through the SDK Manager. Read more here.
- After adding webcam support and sensor emulation, we are adding experimental support for Multi-Touch input through a tethered Android device. (Read more here)
Finally, we are also releasing an updated Support Library with the following improvements:
- ShareCompat provides easy helper classes for both sending and receiving content for social sharing apps.
- NavUtils and TaskStackBuilder provide cross-version support for implementing the Android Design guidelines for navigating within your app including the action bars "Up" button.
- NotificationCompat.Builder provides a compatibility implementation of Android 3.0s Notification.Builder helper class for creating standardized system notifications.
- A new Library Project adds support for GridLayout back to API level 7 and higher.
You can get more information about these changes in the SDK Tools Release Notes and ADT Release Notes.
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Thursday, September 15, 2016
Skype for BlackBerry 10 updated with bug fixes and stability improvements
Skype for BlackBerry 10 updated with bug fixes and stability improvements
Skype for BlackBerry 10
While still listed as a preview, a new version of Skype for BlackBerry 10 is rolling out through BlackBerry World right now and its noted to include several bug fixes and stability improvements. Noted as being v3.2.439.50, Skype was nice enough to include a full change log to go with it, so heres some of the highlights for you all:
- Bug fixes in preview window and when switching camera during video calling
- Improvements in contact search in Skype Directory
- Easy Skype Credit purchase from within the Skype app
Learn more / Download Skype for BlackBerry 10
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Monday, September 12, 2016
MoboMarket For PC Review With New Updated Features
MoboMarket For PC Review With New Updated Features
Interface And Features Of MoboMarket:
Let’s talk about the interface of the application first. When a user downloads or installs something on his system he expects a good user interface too. So keeping that in mind, MoboMarket developers have made the user interface of this manage simple, yet full featured.
User interface is the only big difference between MoboRobo and MoboMarket- A first time user can road around it without any assistance. As you can see while using the app manager, MoboMarket allows you to connect your mobile device either via USB cable or by using Wi-Fi connection. This is one of the best features a smartphone manager can offer.
If you are in hurry and dont have a USB cable, you can use Wi-Fi connection to sync and manage mobile device with desktop or laptop system.
Features Of MoboMarket:
iOS manager: MoboMarket is featured with brand new iOS manager, which supports both jail break and non-jail break devices. All you need is to upgrade your iOS device to iOS 8.3 or higher to use it. With MoboMarket, you can manage your games, Apps, music, files and backups all in one place.You can download and install unlimited number of apps to your android or iOS mobile using MoboMarket resources tab.
Applications: As you can see in your screen, there are a good number of apps listed in the resources tab of this app. There is a device manager in MoboMarket from where you can get information about your connected device.
Messaging: There is a text message controller in it which allows you to receive and send text messages right from your desktop or laptop system. If you need, you can read current text messages of the devices too.
Media: Just after device tab, there is another tab named Media in it which allows you to control media files of your phone and sync them with your desktop or laptop system. MoboMarket have an in-built media player, which allows you play music of your choice on desktop computer. You can sync, play, add and delete music files using MoboMarket media tab.
Toolbox: Last, but not the least, there comes Toolbox tab which have all necessary features and options you need to manage you mobile device.
New Features:
- Along with new iOS manager, MoboMarket have improved android manager too.
- They have strengthened android device connection and file management experience.
- MoboMarket for PC version of android have green color skin which really looks good and it eye catching.
- MoboMarket have also added an auto upgrade mechanism into it which automatically upgrades your android smartphone drivers when you connect it.
- Bug fixed successfully, which will help in using application without any issue.
Conclusion:
I hope this information about MoboMarket will help you in deciding which smartphone manager app you should use. MoboMarket is ultimately a great app one can have to manage and backup smartphones. This application is still in developing mode, still it offers some advanced features. There are many alternatives available of MoboMarket, but frankly speaking, there is not a single competitor of it. If you have used MoboMarket or currently using it, then do share your views with us.
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