Android WebView
The Android WebView allows your app to open web pages within your app. For this Android WebView example we will create an android webview app that loads a couple web pages. We will be adding some attributes like JavaScript to interact with page elements and a DownloadListener for downloading items from download links on web pages as well as a ProgressBar to show page loading progress. We will also request runtime storage write permissions for our DownloadListener for android 6+.
Tags: android studio, app development, java, tutorials, androidAndroid Toolbar
Often times users are looking to create an Android Toolbar so they can customize it to their liking. In this tutorial we’ll go over how to create an Android custom Toolbar and show you a few modifications you can do to the Toolbar for your app.
Tags: android studio, app development, java, tutorials, androidAndroid BroadcastReceiver
Today we will be using an android BroadcastReceiver and WorkManager to run code on bootup in Android. There can be many reasons to run code on bootup. One good use case would be to set settings that a user has selected within your app on every bootup.
Tags: android studio, app development, java, tutorials, androidFreedom Kernel for the Zmax Pro
The Freedom Kernel for the Zmax Pro Z981 is a custom kernel with many enhancements. This kernel provides various custom tweaks and performance improvements over the stock offering to give you more control over your Android device’s performance.
Tags: android, z981How To Reduce Apk Size
How to reduce apk size? A question often asked by new app developers when trying to figure out how to best optimize their app. As an app developer you should always optimize your app wherever you can to give your user base the best possible experience with your app. By well optimizing your app you’ll give your users a smooth experience throughout your apps’ UI along with a smaller foot print.
Tags: android studio, app development, tutorials, androidHow To Get Android Mounts and Partition Images
In this guide I will be showing you how to get the android mounts and partition images. There could be many reasons for needing the android mounts and partition images. A couple reasons that come to mind could be to make backups of your partitions in case you need to fix your phone from a bad flash later on. Or you might want to customize a boot.img or system.img to add in some custom features. Whatever your reason, just follow the guide and you’ll be pulling those partitions in no time.
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