Hi!
Currently rSAP is not supported.
I'm wondering if it wouldn't be too hard, to implement this:
www(dot)linuxfordevices(dot)com/c/a/News/Sybase-iAnywhere-Blue-SDK-for-Android/
in an android build, to support rSAP. It seems it contains everything needed?
I think many would be very very happy, to see this implemented.
Regards,
Shivan
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Hello ! I am working on CEPC x86 platform. I want to use a bluetooth device on this platform. I've read on the blogs available on the net, which say that we can simply enable the bluetooth from the Catalog items of Platform Builder. But then some people have written that the steps specified have not worked for them. Is it possible that the driver available on Wince works with the Bluetooth devices from specific vendors and not for all. If somebody is having any experience in this please help.
Thanks anyway.
Sudhakar.
this is not the right section to post questions. there is a Q&A section for that.
thank you
A question for those who keep up on the news a lot better than I do in the Android world.
Has there been any news about progress on Android supporting PBAP and other parts of the bluetooth protocol necessary to transfer contacts, caller ID, and sms notifications to a car stereo headunit?
In my searching, I noticed that bluez, the linux bluetooth stack, does indeed support PBAP, but either Android's version doesn't or there is no application that uses it yet.
recent thread and more:
http://www.google.com/cse?cx=000825...pment&sa=Search&cof=FORID:0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
There's some info in koocat's thread about OBEX being supported by bluez, he's offering $300 for a dev to make things work. I don't know if anything will come of it, but there is some info in there that may help.
I had read that thread before and found it to be the usual, long, drawn-out series of off-topic posts. It answered my question: there really isn't any news about android bluetooth stack development.
BlueZ supports OBEX (and has for a while) as well as PBAP. Unfortunately, the Android devs decided not to include them, just as they decided to leave out some audio-related bluetooth features until cupcake.
Auldg's post (yesterday, in fact) had a better answer. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4157673&postcount=59
He outlines a possible workaround, at least, for getting contacts lists into a car headunit by using vCards and BlueX from the market. It might be worth a try.
Thanks for the link!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=4157673&postcount=59
Hello,
I am very new to Android.
Let's say I have an Android v1.5 device that's not a phone.
can you modify the interface upon powering on or launch such that ONLY the app(s) you want the person to use is allowed?
Thanks
Marco
"User" support isn't included in the version of Android currently being used in mobile phones.
If someone wanted to develop it, I guess it could be done.. but it's a lot of work for a feature that likely few would use.
Hey
I was wondering if there is anyone here tracking/developing for the android-X86 community.
www.android-x86.org
I have been able to boot Android-x86 on a few laptops but I would really like to run it on my Archos 9 Tablet full time, the only problem is that the touch screen and wifi don't work.
The hardware list on Android-X86 shows support for the Archos 9 but the above hardware still doesn't work even though they say it does.
There isn't a lot of support on the site and there discussion groups fail to provide any useful information.
If there is anyone here with more insight on this development please let me know.
Thanks again.
HI!!
Hi, I'm trying to run Androidx86 1.6 r2 on my Gateway netbook, but it was too slow and I wasn't enable to turn on the Wifi.
Haw can I load Android on a better performance??
And what OS are you using right now on your Archos 9? I'm looking for a better option than W7....
I'd like to do the same thing... But on my Acer 1420P tablet
Hello,
Is there any news concerning the touchscreen driver ?
hey guys I am interested in porting android on my archos too...please HELP!!!
I am making the port of the Motion M1400, I may be able to help. You have to create your own device tree (described on the page you linked, under "Add new target") Then you have to create the hw-specific stuff, defconfig for the kernel, add support drivers' flags, etc. Like, for my M1400, I had to add the BOARD_WACOMENABLED flag, as it has a WACOM input panel.
Hi, I'm a student of IT. My final project is on remote monitoring of patients. One of the features is the detection of falls and I have to use two types of accelerometers (Witilt and WiiMote).
Market applications that use the Wiimote does not work in our i9000.
And my question is: Is it possible with the standard ROM to perform a program that connects to the Wiimote?
If so could someone guide me a little about how to start, or put some link where I can see the starting point for this part of my project?
If it is not possible, would appreciate an explanation of why this happens.
Thanks in advance
Nobody can help me? =)
Can't you just use the accelerometer and orientation sensors built into the phone? If you have to use the external hardware in conjunction with the phone I would say use an Arduino, which has a lot of Wiimote and Wiichuck interface code available, with a Bluetooth module to talk to the phone; look at the Amarino project for interface code.
Alternatively the wiimote IME developer had the problem with the SGS and HTC because they were using a native library as most phones didn't have Bluetooth HID support, and the Bluetooth native library didn't behave the same way on all phones. Because the SGS with Froyo has Bluetooth HID support you may be able to interface with the Wiimote at a higher level and avoid the native libraries, if you take care of its quirky pairing behavior, but you will have to do more work with the Wiimote low-level protocol, which is quite well documented.