So I have been scratching my head and trying to figure out how to do it.
TO give some more info:
I have a gridview with a bunch of pictures taken from a database. When someone clicks a picture, a new activity starts and there is an imageview that shows that same picture that was clicked.
Has anyone had this issue before where someone sends them a picture message but when you click the picture in the messaging app it plays like a video only the picture doesnt change? I know its a picture because I can save the attachment.
Also, when I receive a video message from an iphone the quality is so degraded and picture is so tiny it is very hard to view.
This happens on both Galaxy SII Epic 4G Touch and GSIII on Sprint:
Just until about a month or two ago, every time I'd send a picture along with a text or a text along with a picture, it'd be sent as just that, a picture with a text.
This happens on both Galaxy SII Epic 4G Touch and GSIII on Sprint:
Just until about a month or two ago, every time I'd send a picture along with a text or a text along with a picture, it'd be sent as just that, a picture with a text.
Hey everyone I've recently created an app called 'Picture the Word 2pics1word' -Picture the word is the new ,original and incredibly fun game that will keep you entertained for hours.
There are 2 pics and 1 word, two random pictures which when combined together add up to one word,for example, picture a Globe and a ball, what do you get when you put them together?
Hey, I wanted to make a custom background, with it rotating between a sunny picture, a morning picture, an evening picture, and a night picture (it's the same picture, with the lighting edited w/ Gimp,) but I'm not quite sure on all the syntax of the precise.xml file used for animated/changing backgrounds.
Mainly, I just want to know the small things, like what unit of time <duration /> use
Is it possible to use a different picture in the lock screen to what is used by your theme/picture when the phone is unlocked....similar to the iPhone?
LT15i ICS with root
Yet another affordable Google TV alternative is set to hit Amazon with a low price of $99. The HiSense Google TV box is essentially similar to the VIZIO Co-Star if you all remember that one.
I LOVE the picture in picture feature on the note 2. You know, the one where you can shrink the video, check your email, browse the web, and send a text while the movie keeps playing in the corner?
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