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I am trying to calculate the window width on orientation change for android devices using jquery function $(window).outerWidth(true); . This calculation gives correct width on orientation change for both iphone and ipad but not in android. If i initially load the page in landscape mode or portrait mode i am getting the correct width but once i change the orientation after loading the page i am getting the width for portrait mode as was in landscape mode and vice versa. Please suggest what is happening and how can i handle this issue so that i get the correct window width on orientation change

I'm writing a camera app and am having an issue with the S3. Whenever I start recording, the display goes to garbage (see screenshots below). Then, when I stop recording I get an exception: 10-02 13:36:31.647: E/MediaRecorder(24283): stop failed: -1007 10-02 13:36:31.647: D/AndroidRuntime(24283): Shutting down VM 10-02 13:36:31.647: W/dalvikvm(24283): threadid=1: thread exiting with uncaught exception (group=0x40c49a68) 10-02 13:36:31.647: E/AndroidRuntime(24283): FATAL EXCEPTION: main 10-02 13:36:31.647: E/AndroidRuntime(24283): java.lang.RuntimeException: stop failed. 10-02 13:36:31.647: E

I'm trying to shoot picture and store it into internal storage by using the following code: Intent intent = new Intent(android.provider.MediaStore.ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE); takenPhoto = new File(uploadsFolder, getNewPicFileName()); intent.putExtra(MediaStore.EXTRA_OUTPUT, Uri.fromFile(takenPhoto)); startActivityForResult(intent, SHOOT_MEDIA_REQUEST_CODE); The problem is that on Nexus S and Galaxy S devices default and the single orientation for ACTION_IMAGE_CAPTURE intent is landscape. If i shoot picture in portrait mode, that picture is stored into "takenPhoto" file rotated. That problem seems

We have an application that utilizes the rear 'Camera' to capture item image. So far all devices that we have tested are all working correctly in term of capturing image as it should be, until Samsung Galaxy SIII (S3). On Samsung Galaxy SIII only, we are observing that Camera.onPictureTaken() is returning an raw image appears to interlaced instead of proper capture image. Debugging each of camera parameter setting, determine that the following parameter setter is causing the issue. If we don't explicitly setPictureSize() on parameter, then it is working as expected: parameters.setPictureSize

Seems like Samsung disabled their overscroll (probably due to an Apple suit). I have an implementation of a view that extends ScrollView and overrides protected boolean overScrollBy(int deltaX, int deltaY, int scrollX, int scrollY, int scrollRangeX, int scrollRangeY,int maxOverScrollX, int maxOverScrollY, boolean isTouchEvent) { ... return super.overScrollBy(deltaX, deltaY, scrollX, scrollY, scrollRangeX, scrollRangeY, 0, metrics.widthPixels,isTouchEvent); } On every other device (Gingerbread and up of course), overScrollBy is being called when the scroller reaches it's end, and the user can