Has anyone come across an Android app that allows you to clone the display from a master Android device to multiple slave Android devices?
For example, say running a karaoke app on one tablet, with the screen synced to multiple other tablets, connected via a common wifi network.
Thanks for any ideas
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we are hardware developers of USB OTG host modem devices
we wish to test our hardware's software interface work properly in different Android mobile devices.
How can we set up a Google account so that we can have multiple different Android mobile devices?
Is one Google account can only allow 3 different Android mobile devices?
Once tested, how can we delete and change to test on different devices?
Dear all,
The new Smart ebike (or e-bike) comes equipped with a USB port that allows integration with a iOS app developed by Smart.
This is a very basic app and it is only available on the iOS.
Has anyone figured out how to connect an Android based phone and communicate with the ebike?
Hello Folks,
I seen a rumor that Android may about to support iOS on its wear platform. Think Moto360 with iPhone.. See This
Since Android shipped about 720,000 device in 2014, compared to 4.6 million wearable devices in 2014 by estimates. See Here
I have been working on developing an application for the Android Wear platform that will allow iOS communication, but there is a well known bug in Android that is preventing connecting to an iOS device. This is despite Android Wear supporting Bluetooth LE GATT profile, and will connect with most other bluetooth devices over Bluetooth LE using the GATT profile. You would think it seems like an iOS issue. When you dive into the communication handshake between the devices when attempting a connection between Android Wear and iOS, you get an error.
This has been reported to Android and since then, not fixes. I understand they have bigger fish to fry than allowing their watches to support iOS, but since their devices are not selling well this may push them into fixing the bug.
See This ... It explains how the bug in android is failing connecting to iOS devices due to their bug..
I did some deep diving and reviewed the code for the BluetoothDevice.java file in the Android Development Studio and found that there is the option to select either Normal Bluetooth or LE via a transport parameter with connecting... BUT... When android implemented their specific code, they OMITTED the transport parameter and it SHOULD connect via LE, but doesn't.
Here is my comment on the above thread (Issue 58896):
Reviewing the android code for BluetoothDevice.java I found that connectGatt() function has a hidden int TRANSPORT variable that will allow you to use AUTO or specific LE or BR/EDR only.
For some reason, this is available in the BluetoothDevice.java file in android studio, but not listed in the android code reference. When you attempt to use this, it gives you an error. If someone can explain how we can fix the compiler on android studio to compile our code using the TRANSPORT_LE option instead of TANSPORT_AUTO which I assume is being used.
I see someone with Broadcom has requested that the transport parameter be added in May 2014 on the android GIT page (https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base/+/b88fa82^!/) which is almost 7 months ago. If this is such a seemingly prominent problem and so many fixes since then and this hasn't been fixed??
So this has been reported by Broadcom in May 2014..... and no fix as of yet???
I am curious how MohammadAG bypassed this snafu. Any thoughts?
Here is his proof..
hhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIIYmVSc9Yw
Hello!
I too am working on such a project and during my studies have successfully connected my android to my iPhone with one extra step: since android can only act as the central and connect to a peripheral, the iPhone has to be put into peripheral mode, for which I used LightBlue (look in the app store). After they connected I was able to discover the GATT service, but I'm new to android and this is a huge project so I'm kinda lost after that. Would you mind sharing your code with me so I can collaborate with you on this? I'd love to release something like this to the XDA community, and if you're closer than I, I'd love to help!
I hope this answer helps you, but I may be completely misunderstanding the question.
Thanks!
Zachal
So I've setup opensuse to run as a CUPS server for my network. I'm wanting to be able to print easily from both android and iOS mobile devices. There's an application on github called Cloud-print-connector and so far it's working great for both android and iOS, with one exception. On my android devices, all 3 printers that I've setup show in the list of available printers. They all have the same name so you can't tell which is which printer. If I change the default printer in suse, then the name that shows up in Android changes. Anyone have any clue why this might be? It shows up correctly on iOS and on other computers through google chrome web browser, but not in Android.
Hello,
I have a huge problem that is making me leave android.
Since android 4 I have been developing software for devices that are stuck to a wall and spread-ed across the country, mainly price-checking and digital signage software.
The end user (the client from the retailer) cannot access menus and anything else other then what running software offers. With android 4 I was able to make updates to software remotely, and monitor control all the device, with vnc and ssh.
Recent android versions are picky and for example i cant have vnc , neither an ssh that allows me to control the system, unfortunately whit this i can live. but for example if i need to update my app with another apk which require more permissions it will show a popup asking for permissions, that is not OK on a remote device where no one from the company is using it. I cannot hope a client clicks yes on the popup for my app to run again.
Android 4 and 5 where perfect, android 10 and 11 are terrible for this. How can i bypass this, is it possible?
Thanks and sorry for the English.