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Posted on: May 8, 2018 /

Categories: Mobile Applications

This comes handy when you have forgot that from which keystore you have signed your app. Steps 1 : GO TO Windows Vista: C:\Users\\.android\debug.keystore Windows XP: C:\Documents and Settings\\.android\debug.keystore OS X and Linux: ~/.android/debug.keystore Open console/terminal on to the above location where debug.keystore file is present and execute “keytool -list -keystore debug.keystore” Output will be

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I was finding it tough to work with Fragments in my recent works I managed to run one sample thoroughly great thanks to Vogella Tutorials, which helped me to figure out the scene behind the mirror. How to do this In one activity we can display two fragments both for handset and tablet devices. for

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Hi all, I recently found some of my colleagues getting stuck in “Path” problems in Windows OS. So, This is a very quick post on how to handle the path problems and what all these means. 1. How to do this a. From your desktop right click on MyComputer(This PC in windows 8) or press WindowsKEY+E

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Hi readers, In this blog we will be looking at the possibilities that are provided by Sencha in building your Mobile Applications. If you use Sencha to build native mobile applications you have two options: 1. Android 2. ios. For Windows, Blackberry you need to provide phonegap support. Building native application using sencha I expect

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Using LAME MP3 on Android with JNI About Lame LAME is the one of most popular lossy audio codecs. It allows you to compress audio files to MPEG-1/MPEG-2 format, which is stored in MP3 files. Due to this codec popularity, one may be interested in implementing MP3 in native form through the Java Native Interface

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