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Sunday, November 23, 2014
Accessing Android Hardware using Android System Info ASI APP
Android System Info APP for Android provides a lot of technical infos(Hardware, System, Telephony),Task Manager, App manager, logs viewer, battery stats and more.
Android System Info (ASI) APP provide low-level access to the increasingly diverse hardware
commonly available on mobile devices. The ability to monitor and control these hardware features
provides a great incentive for application development on the Android platform.
The hardware available include:
commonly available on mobile devices. The ability to monitor and control these hardware features
provides a great incentive for application development on the Android platform.
The hardware available include:
- Communications libraries for managing Bluetooth, network, and Wi-Fi hardware.
- A telephony package that provides access to calls and phone status.
- A multimedia playback and recording library.
- Access to the device camera for taking pictures and previewing video.
- Extensible support for sensor hardware.
In Android System Info (ASI) APP, you’ll take a closer look at some of these hardware particular. You’ll also learn how to monitor hardware sensors using the Sensor Manager. The accelerometer sensors will be used to determine changes in the device orientation and acceleration - which is extremely useful for creating motion-based User Interfaces - and lets you
add new dimensions to your location-based applications.
Finally, you’ll take a closer look at the communication hardware by examining the telephony
package for monitoring phone state and phone calls, as well as seeing what’s available in the
Bluetooth, networking, and Wi-Fi ASI.
add new dimensions to your location-based applications.
Finally, you’ll take a closer look at the communication hardware by examining the telephony
package for monitoring phone state and phone calls, as well as seeing what’s available in the
Bluetooth, networking, and Wi-Fi ASI.
Use Android System Info (ASI) APP to monitor and control these hardware features.
Some people are suspicious about permissions used in apps. As Android System Info APP use a lot of them, here are some explanations :- android.permission.READ PHONE STATE - Used to read telephony informations for the System tab.
- android.permission.ACCESS COARSE LOCATION - Used by admob.
- android.permission.INTERNET - Used for admob (to get ads) and also for flurry which gives me some infos for bugs tracking. A request can also be made to my server to check if a new version is available.
- android.permission.READ LOGS - Used to read logs for the Logs tab.
- android.permission.GET PACKAGE SIZE - Used to know applications informations, for Application Manager tab.
- android.permission.ACCESS NETWORK STATE - Used, in the System tab, to access betwork informations.
- android.permission.RESTART PACKAGES - Used by the task killer feature.
- android.permission.WRITE EXTERNAL STORAGE - Used to write logs to the sdcard.
- android.permission.CAMERA - Used to read camera informations. On some devices(like the motorola droid), accessing to camera info will make some sound.
- android.permission.ACCESS WIFI STATE - Used to read wifi informations.
web based mail service using BlackBerry
This time I will explain how to make your BlackBerry is working with a number of web-based mail service.
If you are using your BlackBerry with your company’s enterprise mail server or if you are using your BlackBerry with your Internet service provider’s POP e-mail service, your BlackBerry is good to go as far as sending and receiving e-mail. However, many people who make use of web-based mail services, such as Gmail, Yahoo! Mail, or Hotmail, do not enjoy auto-matic access to their e-mail accounts on those services.
Gmail
Gmail service is one of the most popular free e-mail services available. Setting up your BlackBerry to work with Gmail requires you to first change your Gmail settings on the web and then configure your BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) account to access your Gmail account. Perform the following steps:
- Log in to your Gmail account.
- Click Settings at the top of the Gmail page.
- Click Forwarding and POP in the Mail Settings box.
- Select either "Enable POP for all Mail" or "Enable POP for all mail from now on".
- Click Save Changes.
- Now go and log in to your BlackBerry Internet service account.
- Click the Profile link at the top of the page.
- Click Other Email Accounts in the e-mail accounts section of your BIS profile.
- Click Add Account.
- Now enter the information for your Gmail account, including e-mail address, username, and password.
- To complete the change, click Submit.
At this point, if your Gmail account has been properly set for POP access, you should be able to send and receive Gmail on your BlackBerry.
Yahoo! Mail
In order to integrate your Yahoo! Mail account with your BlackBerry, you must first subscribe to the Yahoo! Mail Plus service. (Unfortunately, regular Yahoo! Mail accounts are not supported.)- Log in to your BlackBerry Internet Service account.
- Click the Profile link at the top of the page.
- Click Other Email Accounts in the e-mail accounts section of your BIS profile.
- Click Add Account.
- Now enter the information for your Yahoo! Mail Plus account, including e-mail address, username, and password.
- Click the option “I have enabled POP access to my Yahoo! mailbox and want to add it.>>Then click Next.
- To complete the change, click Submit.
To integrate your iNotes account with your BlackBerry, perform the following steps:
- Log in to your BlackBerry Internet Service account.
- Click the Profile link at the top of the page.
- Click Other Email Accounts in the e-mail accounts section of your BIS profile.
- Click Add Account.
- Enter the information for your iNotes account, including e-mail address, username, and password.
- Under Lotus Notes/Domino, choose the option “I can access my mailbox using a Web browser (iNotes)".
- Click Submit.
- In the iNotes URL field, type the iNotes account URL. Be sure to include the location of the .nsf file and the connection type (http / https).
- Select the option “Leave messages on mail server.
- Click Submit.
Hotmail
To integrate your Hotmail account with your BlackBerry, you need to upgrade to MSNHotmail Plus, which is a paid subscription.
- Log in to your BlackBerry Internet Service account.
- Click the Profile link at the top of the page.
- Click Other Email Accounts in the e-mail accounts section of your BIS profile.
- Click Add Account.
- Now enter the information for your MSN Hotmail Plus account, including e-mail address, username, and password.
- To complete the change, click Submit.
Note that if you try this procedure with a regular (non-Plus) Hotmail account, you will receive
an error message such as “Cannot integrate the email account.
an error message such as “Cannot integrate the email account.
Outlook Web Access
To integrate your Outlook Web Access account with your BlackBerry, perform the following steps :- Log in to your BlackBerry Internet Service account.
- Click the Profile link at the top of the page.
- Click Other Email Accounts in the e-mail accounts section of your BIS profile.
- Click Add Account.
- Enter the information for your Outlook Web Access account, including e-mail address, username, and password.
- Under Microsoft Outlook / Exchange, choose the option "I can access my mailbox using a Web browser (Outlook Web Access)".
- Click Submit.
- In the Outlook Web Access URL field, type the Outlook Web Access account URL.
- In the Mailbox Name field, type the Mailbox name for your Outlook Web Access account.
- Select the option “Leave messages on mail server.
- Click Submit.
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