Is Android Auto companion app compatible with only US/UK networks?
I tried installing it on devices that have Android 5.0,5.1 from Play Store, but i get a message that the app is not compatible with the device.
I believe that it is limited to specific countries. See this post on XDA for details
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=62262770&postcount=8
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I have an app running on IOS (Swift) using the DJI mobile SDK. At the moment, I still need to use the dJI GO app to determine if the aircraft is ready for takeoff (not in a no fly zone, compass is calibrated, etc.). Is there a way to see those issues from the SDK?
If you are using the iOS UXSDK this is already built in using class DUXPreflightChecklistManager and you can find sample code here: Mobile-UXSDK-iOS >DULPreflightChecklistManager. If you do not want to use the UX iOS SDK and want to build your app purely from the iOS SDK then you will need to find each api for the features included in a preflight and build your own logic to have them do a check and throw errors at the startup of the RC and aircraft. For example: class DJIBattery, flyZoneManager or isFirmwareVersion:newerThanVersion
I would like to use Xamarin software as developing "Smart eye glass" which is Sony products.
I am wonderring that "sony_smarteyeglass_sdk_v1.5" is allowed to use in "Xamarin"?
I know that "AndroidStudio" is compatible with Sony products(Smartglass).
The SmartEyeglass SDK is really just a set of java libraries for Android that give you the correct interface to the SmartEyeglass device. All of the code runs on the Android device and therefore you have access to any functionality that any other Android app has.
I wrote SIP client to register my phone, and make and receive SIP calls. I am able to successfully implement it in Android phones. But the ultimate aim is, I need to implement this for Android watches using Android wear 2.0. Before flashing the watch with Android wear 2.0 image, I tested with Android wear 1.x and found that SIP Api support is not there for 1.x. As the preview image will void the watch warranty, I wanted to make sure what features can work on Android wear 2.0 before starting the implementation. When I searched for, I don't see anywhere that SIP API support is in Android Wear 2.0. Can someone confirm whether Android wear 2.0 has support for SIP or not? Thanks.
It seems that SIP API is not supported (or maybe not yet?) in Android Wear. From this documentation:
Note: Not all Android-powered devices support VOIP calls using SIP. You should always call isVoipSupported() to verify that the device supports VOIP calling and isApiSupported() to verify that the device supports the SIP APIs. Your application must also request the INTERNET and USE_SIP permissions.
I'm not sure with this since I don't try yet, but according to this SO answer, you can use 3rd party SIPStack implementation to make SIP supported.
You can find in this link the only features that Android Wear 2.0 supports.
I am going to develop a social media type application for iOS using Xamarin, for chat purpose I want to use firebase.
Can you please tell me if firebase is supported by Xamarin.iOS?
Apparently there is a Xamarin compatible client available: https://github.com/ziyasal/FireSharp
It seems like yes.
check this nuget plugin
There is also a Xamarin.iOS project on github which uses FCM
This one is for Firebase + Crashlytics for iOS only
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Xamarin.Firebase.iOS.Crashlytics/ it is published recently.
Other packages (Xamarin.Firebase.Crash for example) are for Firebase Crash reporting, which is being phased out.
Would the camera tracking functionality would of Google Tango Unity SDK become compatible to IOS?
Project Tango SDK are developed based on Android. I don't think it is compatible to ios.
also The SDK right now only works for Project Tango Device only.
other Android device also won't work
IOS is not going to happen, since this is native to Android. But to expand on your question, google is trying to make this into a mass market consumer product, but it's a really slow process. This is on of the most recent and helpful news stories I found on the topic
http://www.engadget.com/2015/05/29/google-qualcomm-project-tango-phone/