Google disclose API document at http://developer.android.com/reference/classes.html.
However many useful classes and methods hidden by Google and manufacture, and developers be restricted to implement more advanced function.
For instance, the Bluetooth API was disclosed at Android 2.3, but it's available at Android 2.2 already. And the "android.randerscript" package for 3D calculation was disclosed at Android 3.0, but it's existed at Android 2.3 already.
Google list 3112 classes at API document, but this tool found 9082 classes at Galaxy Nexus. In other words, more than 5000 classes were hidden by Google, and those classes may be the key point to help developer to implement advance function.
Try to discover more useful classes and method at your Android device, it may help you to make more miraculous function at your application.
You can download this tool at URL below.
https://market.android.com/details?id=com.twrd.yulin.classminer
This is going to be fun
Awesome. Thank you.
Very Awesome.
Thanks
9110 classes
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AWESOME! Thanks a lot
This is absolutely useful, when you want to develop, without going to your browser each time and to search it.
A nice time-saver !
Thank you !
Really Awesome.
Thanks!
I was just wondering, would it be possible to scan for Content Providers as well? I guess that would make the app even more useful
forceu said:
I was just wondering, would it be possible to scan for Content Providers as well? I guess that would make the app even more useful
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Dear forceu,
Does you means scan context which provided by ContentProvider? I'll study for that, thanks for your suggestion.
No, I actually meant scanning APKs for declared ContentProviders in the Manifest. (Eg the SMS-Provider).
And, if possible, list the needed permission for the content provider (should be declared in the manifest as well).
Example in a manifest:
Code:
<provider android:name="xxx.NotesContentProvider"
android:authorities="xxx.NotesContentProvider"
android:readPermission="xxx.PERMISSION" />
Nice ill be giving this a try
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What is DroidCat?
DroidCat is inspired by firecat and aims to be a one stop solution to finding all
ethical hacking / information security related application published in android domain.
This Application is also a part of HaXdroiD suite which aims to empower the
Android handset for Penetration Testing purposes.
Home Page : http://cat.haxdroid.com/
Download :
Feature enhancement under consideration.
Add support for non google markets like amazon,slide me,YAAM etc
Add more applications and categories.
Changelog
1.0
Initial Release
Thank's for the app, i will test this !
Thank you, I am always looking for apps like these even had an idea about helping working with some devs on creating and or testing a pentest focus custom rom.
Cheers
infolookup said:
Thank you, I am always looking for apps like these even had an idea about helping working with some devs on creating and or testing a pentest focus custom rom.
Cheers
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I am working on something simmilar...
We can sync up on PM then.
good and useful app, needs more attention of developer tho
tayfuntb1393 said:
good and useful app, needs more attention of developer tho
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hi,
i agree i have not been able to give much love to this baby of mine. however there are large number of changes that are happening now.
including change in google app store policy which might make all the tools listed in this app as non conforming and lead to there removal i am trying to find a way out for the scenario.
As of now i am trying to setup a aptoide repository and see if i can get permission from all the tool owners to upload a version there.
Am interested
Where can I download it? Please give a link
Soo more specificly, what does this app do?
Encrypter Decrypter is my second Android app. Again, this is a simple app but does what it needs to do perfectly.
Encrypter Decrypter - My second Android app
This app can convert your text in a reasonably secure text.
Note: Saved files are saved in /sdcard/EncryptorDecryptor/Encrypted_Texts
Compatibility: Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) and above
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Features:
- Encrypt and the encrypted text is directly copied to your clipboard
- You can directly share the encrypted text too using Email, Facebook, WhatsApp, SMS, etc.
- For large text files, the files can be opened using a file manager and the encrypted text can also be saved to text files (This is the reason why the read and write permissions are required by the app)
- The new Tabbed UI (swipe-able tabs)
Please check it out. I hope you like it.
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DOWNLOAD - Dev Host
And I'm sorry for the large screenshots. Didn't knew they appear this way on XDA.
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Seems nice, but you need to add a more strong crypto
AbhishekS said:
And I'm sorry for the large screenshots. Didn't knew they appear this way on XDA.
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droopyar said:
Seems nice, but you need to add a more strong crypto
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Certainly. But my primary aim as always was to learn something new. I try learning new things and implement them.
I know Java pretty well, but I'm new to Android and it's APIs. So building a strong crypto would meaning working more on the Java part, whereas I wanted to spend more time getting hold of the 'Android part' of the programming.
Usually I take up 4-5 new things to learn per day, and if possible implement them together to build a simple app. But seeing the good response my friends and family are giving me on this, I may look forward to building up a stronger crypto. Can't completely ignore building up basic algorithms!
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Hi XDA! You might have seen my previous app, PulseFlash which was made in the process of learning Android app development. This is once again made for the same reason.
This tiny Compass app was made Graphics Designer new to the app development scene, thus it is very clean. I've utilized most of Android's framework, making this app fit right in!
This app doesn't need any permissions from Android. The hardware used is sensors already available.
jfeinstein10 for his amazing SlidingMenu library.
A lot of folks over at Stackoverflow.
@SpaceCaker who is my personal Android Wikipedia, didn't help me in this case, but awesome guy anyway.
The main source code is available at my Github, I did not share the graphics, nor styling files. Feel free to use the code, but please do not recreate my app, or something very similar and then share it publicly.
Please do not mirror - I'd like to track my downloads
Its simple and nice.
Sent from Galaxy Note 3 SM-N9005
Is it on the play store too ?
nec947 said:
Is it on the play store too ?
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Not yet no. I am not capable to pay the Google Developer fee yet.
I'm having a question. You're using TYPE_ORIENTATION for the sensor. Isn't this deprecated since API Level 6?
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I'm having a question. You're using TYPE_ORIENTATION for the sensor. Isn't this deprecated since API Level 6?
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Yes it is, thanks for pointing out!
But I found that when I use a workaround I end up needing more permissions which I don't want to do. Anyhow thanks for the heads up!
It works well, thanks.
Good job, great and simple all, I read in the details that you're 14, if I were you I'd be beyond proud to do something like this at such a young age
Hey Guys,
After the first version of the ON THE GO APIHELP I felt it very important to include the APIs and UIs which are being used in the apps increasingly nowadays like the custom listview,custom toast,SQLite Database management,Navigation Drawers,GridViews so that beginners can gain more understanding of the current patterns and trends in the development happening everywhere.
The Main Objective of my Application is given below:
----------------------ON THE GO APIHELP 2.0------------------
The main Objectives of the ON THE GO APIHelp
Are as follows:
1)Gives a Great Kick start for the beginners
in Android Java and XML.Introduces the beginners
to special classes of java like Activity,Intent,
Interfaces like OnClickListeners and gives a
fair understanding of Activity Life Cycle.
Beginners can look at the Output of the code
provided and have fun in deploying simple low level
apps on their devices
2)For The Intermediate Guys This App is of great help
as it provides an 'ON THE GO' reference to the required
API as well as code right in their pockets.They just need
to slide their devices out of their pockets and look at it.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Any Queries/Suggestions/Comments regarding the Application can be mailed directly to
me from the app itself using Suggest Activity and shall be answered as soon as possible.
Positive Comments and Suggestions are heartily welcomed.
Source code available at https://github.com/rahulraopune/APIHelp-2.0
Keep On Coding...............:good:
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http://sourceforge.net/projects/onthegoapihelp/files/API Help.apk/download API 4.0+
http://sourceforge.net/projects/onthegoapihelp/files/API Help-2.0[API 2.0+].apk/download API 2.0+
For 2.3+ ??
can you backport this for 2.3+
Ya sure...........Pls Wait till The Next weekend....... But Certain Features like speech recognition wont be available offline.....
I ll try my best..........:good:
aditya.kamble said:
can you backport this for 2.3+
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Hey aditya.kamble my friend ,now you can Have The 'On the Go APIHelp ' for Your Phone too.
Check Out this Thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2791456
Hit a thanks If my App has helped you or will help You in Your Android App Development .
Keep On Coding :good:
Thank you Rahul great help.... simple
File sharing another way!
Use the cloush app, to easily, safe and fast sharing files or entire folders with your mobile.
Get it for Android and iOS, or just visit www.cloush.com.
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Features
Share large files or even entire folders at lightning fast speeds
Save yourself the trouble of having to upload or download large files, entire folders, or having to send them over email
Save your bandwidth and time
Copy files and folders directly from server to server
Just share your stuff with the people around
Cross cloud sharing between Dropbox, Google Drive and OneDrive
Please leave a feedback here, or use the feedback function in the app.
Good work. What about box?
casperj said:
Good work. What about box?
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Thank you.
We are working to support box.
Best regards
Chris
We have just created a Twitter account.
So you can follow us, to get the latest news on https://twitter.com/cloush_com.
+1
Due to the massive response via our app, we have just released a new version of our website.
Please check out the new page with a new design on cloush.com.
Thank you very much!
Hi all,
we have just released an update. On some devices, the barcode scanning was not working properly.
The update has been rolled out and the app should work fine now.
Best regards
Chris
Nice 1
Are you interested in programming mobile apps?
We just started a blog on blog.cloush.com.
Here we will post all news about our cloush app and will also post some code snippets for Xamarin.
In near future we want to start a tutorial, that will show how you can write mobile apps with xamarin, for both, android and iOS.
So check out our blog on blog.cloush.com, our app on cloush.com, or follow us on Twitter.
Best regards
Chris
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Hi all,
we are working on our new release.
Please leave a comment here, or in the app, for new feature request.
Best regards
Chris
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