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I am not able to launch my android application on to the Samsung Galaxy S2. I am trying to use the Google Add on Library for USB Accessory. When I launch the same application on Google Nexsus S it works fine. In the application manifest file I have used the following tag (under the application tag): <uses-library android:name="com.android.future.usb.accessory"/> The error that i am getting on the console is [2011-08-11 12:00:28 - App] Installation error: INSTALL_FAILED_MISSING_SHARED_LIBRARY [2011-08-11 12:00:28 - App] Please check logcat output for more details. [2011-08-11 12:00:29 - App]

I'm developing an application that communicates over the local network, and am trying to test on multiple devices. I have a Droid Incredible and a Samsung Galaxy S3 for testing right now. When I run the application on the Incredible, all works as intended. However, when I run the app on the GS3, I get the following error in LogCat: < s3dReadConfigFile:75 >: Can't open file for reading A team mate with another GS3 does not get this error when he runs the application on that device also gets this error, but it took him a while to find it because of the volume of log output. What is the possible

Since Eclipse can run in Linux and this tablet has the new Honeycomb (Linux Kernel), can Eclipse IDE run in Android Honeycomb ? I know that isn't pretty much comfortable coding in a tablet, but I'd want to use for UML modeling. Android (despite its Linux roots) is far from capable of running Eclipse IDE as is. Not only is the hardware inadequate for supporting such a large application, but Android lacks a full Java SE JVM (Dalvik is a subset) and SWT (Eclipse UI framework) implementation for native Android UI controls does not exist. On Linux, SWT implementations exist only for GTK and Motif.

I want to capture image and save it in Image view in one of My Application. I already have an idea how to implement it and also Works fine in all device Except Samsung Galaxy S3. What I Want: Avoid the Force Closing Issue Coming in Samsung Galaxy S3 and probably for all other Device which i have not yet tested. What I have Done: I have Done the Below Code to achieve my goal. BuildInukshk_4 Activity : package com.inukshk.CreateInukshk; import java.util.Calendar; import android.app.Activity; import android.app.AlertDialog; import android.content.ContentResolver; import android.content

I'm trying to develop a bluetooth 4.0 app for S3. The problem is, the phone behaves like it doesn't even have bluetooth 4.0. It doesn't discover 4.0 devices, and isn't discoverable with 4.0 devices. I tried both in the settings of the phone and in an app, using the Broadcom-ble API . The Broadcom API doesn't have any extra functionality for finding/discovering 4.0 devices, rather it uses the regular BluetoothAdapter functionality and claims that it will be augmented in 4.0 phones to also discover 4.0 devices. Has anybody tried using bluetooth 4.0 on the S3? Has anyone succeeded in using the

This is a very specific question, that I can't find any documented evidence to support, but have rather a lot of empirical evidence, although only based on a single phone. The single Galaxy S4 that we have available in the office doesn't appear to have support for the border-radius property in it's stock browser. I've tested several different websites, and have tried all different browser versions of the property (webkit, moz, etc), and it just don't seem to support it. Because we only have 1 S4 available (I've asked around, and no one else has one or knows anyone who does), and because

One would say that if the Galaxy Tab screen resolution (in portrait mode) is 600px and the screen width is 3.55inch , the screen density would be 600/3.55 = 169 dpi . Knowing that and keeping in mind the way the device independent pixels (dp) is computed ( http://developer.android.com/guide/practices/screens_support.html ): px = dp * (dpi / 160); 600 = dp * (169 / 160); dip = 568 So drawing a horizontal line of 568dp (device independent pixels) width starting at position 0 must exactly match the width of the screen. But if you try this on device you will find that the screen width is 400dp . I

I have some custom web components in my mobile web app, whereas I need to manually fire 'focus' events on a field, to simulate the 'NEXT' functionality in the Android soft keyboard feature. ( using Galaxy S3 native browser ). However, when I manually fire a focus event on a 'select' field, the native soft keyboard does not show. I have to subsequently click on the field to get it to show. (In IOS, of course, it works just fine). So I'm wondering, if a 'focus' event doesn't trigger the soft keyboard to open, what JS event will ??? I am not using phonegap so I'm hoping there's a way without it.