Hello all,
Android 12 makes building a voice only interface tough. The user has to click the phone call button after I trigger the intent action. Does anyone know work arounds to this? I'm considering modifying my own ROM, but I wouldn't know where to start. My first place to look is PackageManager and ActivityManager. I might try and delete some of the safeguards. I am not making a mass market app, I'd like to modify the software then sell the hardware with my mod'd software on it to someone. I just want to make android run like alexa with some sauce, not trying to listen in unless the user wakes up the phone.
Thanks!
rpikus27 said:
Hello all,
Android 12 makes building a voice only interface tough. The user has to click the phone call button after I trigger the intent action. Does anyone know work arounds to this? I'm considering modifying my own ROM, but I wouldn't know where to start. My first place to look is PackageManager and ActivityManager. I might try and delete some of the safeguards. I am not making a mass market app, I'd like to modify the software then sell the hardware with my mod'd software on it to someone. I just want to make android run like alexa with some sauce, not trying to listen in unless the user wakes up the phone.
Thanks!
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How to hack Facebook account, for educational purpose, describe in breif.
And help me how to hack,I wanted to be a hacker.
hack
well, that would be easy. just search for internet phishing.
it's not fair, but it's easy with many log try on p2p but at your own risk...: Mad:
convince others use Google+, if every person out there do that, then facebook will crash, it the same as DoS hack.
You want to be a hacker?Seriously?
God,kids are strange these days...When I was little I wanted to be Superman,Spiderman,an astronaut,hell,I even wanted to be a doctor.Guess that's the new trend,kids will ask for hack kits for their birthdays.Good luck on your quest kiddo!
Just ask Google for that..
There are many ways how to hack FB..
But, FB is our private..
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How to hack Facebook account, for educational purpose, describe in breif.
And help me how to hack,I wanted to be a hacker.
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Fore educational purposes... riiiigggght............
Ya, all "educational purposes" aside, this is also illegal and therefore anyone assisting you in your quest for Facebook dominance would be considered an accomplice. However, if you are truly interested in hacking "for educational purposes" as in, you want to "reverse engineer" software, then I would recommend two things:
First, become familiar with CLIs (Command Line Interfaces) as opposed to today's standard GUI (Graphical User Interface) because true hacking allows you to have complete control and in order to do that you generally have to completely remove yourself from whatever you are trying to hack.
Secondly, START SMALL, hacking can be fun if you just want to learn how things work and why, so I would recommend you start with much simpler software (i.e. NOT A SOFTWARE GIANT LIKE FACEBOOK!)
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You can try with pishing but don't think anyone will insert password there.
But, why that? All knows it's not for education purpose...
Hello all! I'm new to this wonderful forum and community so please spare me if I've done, or said anything stupid. :crying:
I am interesting in developing applications for Android. I do understand that developing apps for any device/software is a challenging task. Especially with Android (I think) since it's such a diverse amount of devices, screen resolutions, capabilities, etc. What I'm hoping to do is to build a somewhat simple app, targeted at business owners, or folks who sell merchandise, and so on. It's supposed to have tabs set up for certain folks/companies. I'll spare the details about the app I want to make. Bottom line is, I want to start off with that 'simple' app and move on to a game for my second app. I know that I won't be a huge hit or any of the sort. But before I begin to develop, I have some questions that I hope can be answered here.
Here are my questions, please be patient with me, and to all mods/admins, I'm sorry if I've violated any rules by posting this up. I couldn't find any decent answers that'll help me out.
1. What Operating System is considered to be "better" for developing Android apps, and why?
2. How do I go on testing my app, do I use my own phone, or are there any great emulators out there that can emulate/simulate a real phone very well?
3. Where would you recommend me, a complete noob, on developing? I know I can look this up on my own, so I don't mind if this question isn't answered. I just want to find some guides that actually explain why things were done, what it's supposed to teach and so on.
4. This question is the one that worries me the most, and I understand it might start some debate () so please, be respectful. :laugh: I'm not a legal US resident, citizen, or any of the sort. I'm currently seeing a lawyer to apply for Deferred Action. But I'm worried that it might be illegal for me to publish apps on the Google Play store. /: Does anybody know if it's it legal for a 16 year old, illegal immigrant (USA) to publish apps on the app store?
Sorry guys, I really want to know. >.< So... BUMP
Hey there,
I'd like to know if anyone out there tried to use the new Samsung tablet UI on other devices. If so, how did the experience go? I have a feeling that it wouldn't work if I just took the APK out of a system dump and pushed it to my device (like it wouldn't work for the stock launchers of most devices out there, their full functions are usually buried somewhat deep in the system, like on the framework or even deeper sh*t the manufacturer decides), but I think it's worth asking.
Plus, is there a specific forum for app/ports/whatever-like-this requests? I see there is this Q&A board and the apps board, plus device-specific app requests threads over various forums, but I really don't know where would an app request with no specific device in mind would go. If there is such forum already, I'd like to know (and have this thread moved there, if possible), because I couldn't find it easily.
Thanks in advance for any help in any of the matters.
Hi.
I have read the rules of the sites but I'm not able to decide what is the best course of action here, so I need some advice please:
There is a piece of software out there, which I do like and I think it is very useful, BUT it has some serious limitation, for example is not able to run on Android 5.0 or higher and it cannot be automated. I have contacted the software developer and I have asked for support but I was turned down. After this I have reverse engineered the application and started making the modifications myself (editing smali files), now the application works on Android 5.0 and can be automated, but it does not work on anything below 5.0, plus some of the procedures have been totally rewritten. The question is in this case is it ok for me to remove the original license and share the app, or not? It is the same application, yet it isn't because it is targeting different platform.
Your input is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
No, this is not okay. You're essentially taking someone else's work and modifying that work. Without the original app, you would have nothing to begin with.
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borconi said:
Hi.
I have read the rules of the sites but I'm not able to decide what is the best course of action here, so I need some advice please:
There is a piece of software out there, which I do like and I think it is very useful, BUT it has some serious limitation, for example is not able to run on Android 5.0 or higher and it cannot be automated. I have contacted the software developer and I have asked for support but I was turned down. After this I have reverse engineered the application and started making the modifications myself (editing smali files), now the application works on Android 5.0 and can be automated, but it does not work on anything below 5.0, plus some of the procedures have been totally rewritten. The question is in this case is it ok for me to remove the original license and share the app, or not? It is the same application, yet it isn't because it is targeting different platform.
Your input is highly appreciated.
Thank you.
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Let me re-ask the question in this way:
An individual is producing and distributing a vehicle called Neo-is-teh-Awesome-one, but it only runs on jet fuel. Along comes a smart individual who knows that people are starting to use water for fuel these days and it's much cheaper! This change would actually make more people want to buy and drive tehawesomeone and it would really help the other guy out a lot! However, he refuses to assist the smart guy for whatever reason about the potential modifications, yet the smart individual figures it out on his own anyway. The only problem now however, is that it now ONLY runs on water which is ok quite frankly because water is the future!
My question is this: Can he re-name the car to Water-Hydrates-FTW and go ahead and re-distribute/produce it for everyone as his own creation?
Have a pleasant day and congrats on making whatever it is work for 5.0 :good:
So I've got some old full image backups of my long dead Samsung phone, as well as a couple of others. I need to get some information off of them, however attempting to extract data from these images is turning out to be pretty complicated and to be quite honest, I don't know exactly what I'm looking for and so I'm looking to see if there is a way to simply restore these image files to an emulator. I'm aware that images are device specific but I don't know to what extent is the failure. Should I manage to "restore" an image and boot it, is android setup to just halt the moment it sees it's not the original hardware, or do certain functions just not work? And if any of you guys have any knowledge of QEMU and if it has the ability to emulate more than just system core architecture (x86, arm, etc...) but maybe it can emulate Samsung devices in a general way? I know this last question is a bit out of place, I'll be asking on the QEMU board as well, but just thought I'd toss it in here since it pertains.
Sorry for the total nub question, but since my case isn't device specific, I couldn't find a better place for it.
Tin_Man_0 said:
So I've got some old full image backups of my long dead Samsung phone, as well as a couple of others. I need to get some information off of them, however attempting to extract data from these images is turning out to be pretty complicated and to be quite honest, I don't know exactly what I'm looking for and so I'm looking to see if there is a way to simply restore these image files to an emulator. I'm aware that images are device specific but I don't know to what extent is the failure. Should I manage to "restore" an image and boot it, is android setup to just halt the moment it sees it's not the original hardware, or do certain functions just not work? And if any of you guys have any knowledge of QEMU and if it has the ability to emulate more than just system core architecture (x86, arm, etc...) but maybe it can emulate Samsung devices in a general way? I know this last question is a bit out of place, I'll be asking on the QEMU board as well, but just thought I'd toss it in here since it pertains.
Sorry for the total nub question, but since my case isn't device specific, I couldn't find a better place for it.
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