How to Recover Deleted SMS from Samsung Galaxy Phone

Posted on Wed 18 October 2017 in How To DIY • Tagged with Android, Recovery

How to recover deleted SMS from Samsung Galaxy has always been one of the frequently asked on the forums and the internet by Samsung users. No matter how wise and cautious person you are, still once in a while you will end up deleting some important message and will instantly …


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Introduction to React Native - Part 1

Posted on Sat 07 October 2017 in JavaScript • Tagged with Android, Application, iOS, JavaScript, Mobile, Native, React, React Native

Introduction to React Native - Part 1

What is all the fuzz about Hybrid Apps?

React Native is a framework build over the native development kit of both Android and iOS with which you can create mobile apps for both the platforms by just using JavaScript.

React Native was developed by some group of people working in …


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Android Activity LifeCycle

Posted on Fri 18 July 2014 in J4A (Java for Android) • Tagged with Activity, Android, Lifecycle

Activity is the base class of an Android Activity (package android.app). An Activity represents a view to the user. For eg. When we open Messaging app to write a new message, it is an Activity. After writing the message, when we open contacts to select the person, it can …


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Android Activity lifecycle (Code) & Debugging using LogCat (Android Part – 8)

Posted on Thu 17 July 2014 in J4A (Java for Android) • Tagged with Android, Debugging, Lifecycle

Hello Geeks, hope you have read the previous article and are clear with the theoretical concepts of an Android Activity and its Lifecycle. Now we will create a code for the same to see what all methods are called in which cases. This code is similar to what you might …


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How to copy camera photos to Android phone directly without any app

Posted on Sun 30 March 2014 in How To DIY • Tagged with Android

There are some of application to control/Copy your photos directly from DSLR from your phone like DSLR dashboard app but for Point and Shoot (P&S) .But now with latest android release you can copy any camera photos to Android Phone directly.

Why this is great trick? No matter …


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Creating your first Java Program (J4A - 2)

Posted on Sat 22 February 2014 in J4A (Java for Android), Programming • Tagged with Android, Java

Beginning Java Programming

Some institutes/tutorials start java directly using Netbeans or Eclipse IDE. But this is not the correct way. A better method is to use a basic text editor like Notepad2 or Notepad++ to begin Java. IDE’s provide shortcuts which experienced programmers use. If beginners opt for …


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Moving from C++ to Java (J4A - 1)

Posted on Sat 22 February 2014 in J4A (Java for Android), Programming • Tagged with Android, Java

C to C++ and C++ to Java:

C was a powerful programming language but used structural approach. So when the length of code exceeded a particular no. of lines, the code became unmanageable. So this led to Object Oriented Programming techniques and birth of C++. But C++ compilers at that …


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Introduction and Syllabus (J4A - 0)

Posted on Sat 22 February 2014 in J4A (Java for Android) • Tagged with Android, Java

Hello geeks, (J4A) Java for Android is a series of tutorials for those who have good knowledge of C++ and want to switch to android without going into details of Core Java. So here we'll discuss ONLY THOSE features of JAVA (keywords, classes, concepts) which are used in android also …


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Second simple Android Application Part 3 (Android-Part 6)

Posted on Fri 14 February 2014 in Android • Tagged with Android

Welcome back geeks, so after pasting this code, you would be having the MainActivity.java file like this :

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In this screenshot, notice the highlighted part on the left. The Eclipse IDE is showing some errors at some specific lines (line no. 9 10,17,18 and so on). Now we …


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Second simple Android Application Part 2 (Android-Part 5)

Posted on Fri 14 February 2014 in Android • Tagged with Android

Welcome back geeks, this tutorial is a continuation of previous tutorial. So please read the previous one if you have not read it.

So we had created a simple layout and it looked something like this :

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Double click on the button to change the text of the button, now the …


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