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April 29, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
Samsung Galaxy S4 Rooted across multiple carriers. That story and more are covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week’s news is a tutorial to backup your TA Partition on the Sony Xperia Z and NASA launching several Nexus One phones into space.
Jordan talks about the other videos released this week on XDA Developer TV. XDA Developer TV Producer Jayce talks about Xposed framework and Mono for Android. Pull up a chair and check out this video.
April 28, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
In an effort to help support XDA‘s recently added forums focusing solely on App Development, we have been providing information to support developers in their quest. Yesterday, XDA Developer TV Producer Jayce interviewed XDA Recognized Developer rovo89 about his Xposed Framework..
In today’s episode XDA Developer TV, Jayce interviews Miguel De Icaza, Co-Founder and CTO at Xamarin, about Mono for Android. Miguel talks about open source development and the value of open sourcing software and his compiler. Check out this video.
April 27, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
Recently, XDA has added a set of forums focusing solely on App Development. Last week, XDA Developer TV Producer Jayce asked you want topics you wanted to hear regarding App Development. Well, Jayce listened and has cooked up an interesting video for you.
In this episode, XDA Developer TV Jayce interviews XDA Recognized Developer rovo89 about his Xposed Framework. Rob’s open source development tool gives you great power over your device. Check out this video.
April 26, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
XDA:DevCon, a conference for developers by developers was announced this week. That story and more are covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week’s news is a discussion of AOSP being released for the Sony Xperia Z and an article on enabling ADB on ChromeOS.
Jordan talks about the other videos released this week on XDA Developer TV. XDA Developer TV Producer Steve talked about his switch from Samsung to HTC, Kevin gave us a demonstration of the Tasker alternative Llama, and TK released an Android app review of SuperBeam. Pull up a chair and check out this video.
April 25, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
Not too long ago, XDA Developer TV Producer Kevin showed us some Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced Uses for Tasker. Many viewers have asked for a cheaper or free alternative to the powerful Tasker App.
In this part of the series, Kevin shows one alternative to Tasker. He found an app called Llama. Kevin shows you some of the basics of Llama. So check out all four videos in this Tasker series, and make your phone work for you. What are you waiting for? Check out this video.
April 24, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
If you’ve seen XDA Developer TV Producer Steve’s video on switching from Windows Phone to Android, you know Steve has no problem sharing his thoughts. He has been reviewing apps on the different operating systems. He has been using Samsung Devices to represent Android and Windows Phone, the Samsung Galaxy Nexus and the Samsung ATIV S, respectively.
However, his satisfaction with his Samsung devices has waned and he is switching to HTC. Steve takes the time to explain why Samsung is not the brand for him. He shares the frustration and quirks he experienced with Samsung. Check this video out.
April 23, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
For the last two weeks, we’ve talked about exploring your files. We reviewed the newest version of ES File Explorer. Just last week, we compared it to Solid Explorer. But what if you want to share files with someone else quickly? NFC can be clunky, but WiFi Direct (for phones that support it) is a good option.
XDA Senior Member majedev has an application to help you share files and makes the setup easy and painless. In this video, XDA Developer TV Producer TK reviews SuperBeam. TK shows off the application and gives his thoughts, so check out this app review.
April 22, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
The Sony Socialife app has been ported to old Xperia Devices. That story and more are covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week’s news is a discussion of an universal Arduino interface for Android and XDA hitting 5 million members.
Jordan talks about the other videos released this week on XDA Developer TV. XDA Developer TV Producer Rob had talked about Five Tips you might not have known and XDA Developer TV Producer Jayce asks for what you want to hear about regarding App development. Pull up a chair and check out this video.
April 21, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
Recently, XDA added a set of forums focusing solely on App Development. We knew that XDA was missing a central hub for app developers to converse about things like development tools, prototyping, analytics, monetization, testing, security, localization, education, and so on. In addition to the forums, we are providing assistance to app developers in any way we can.
To assist app developers, XDA Developer TV Producer Jayce takes a break from talking about how to become a hacker and hacker schools and asks you what you want to hear about regarding app development. Jayce will then find experts and get their insights on the topics you want to hear about, so leave a comment and tell us what you want to know, and be sure to check out this video.
April 20, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
The Nexus 7, combined with the Jelly Bean operating system, has finally made the Android tablet accessible and initiative. But there are a few things that aren’t quite so obvious, unless you know where they are. All these tips are standard functionality and don’t require any rooting or modifications to your tablet.
In this video, XDA Developer TV Producer and newcomer Rob give you five tips you (possibly) don’t already know about modern Android devices. You’ll probably all know at least one of them, some of you will know three or four of them but we’ll be surprised if you know all them. I guarantee that if you know all of these tips Rob will give you your money back!*
*XDA Developers TV cannot be held responsible for such claims the content creator makes. And since this video is free, there’s a whole load of irony you’ll need to digest before you ask for a refund
April 19, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
The Google Glass API, dubbed Mirror (I get it!), has been released. That story and more are covered by Jordan, as he reviews all the important stories from this week. Included in this week’s news is a discussion of version 2.5.0.0 of TWRP and an article on developing Android apps in C# instead of Java.
Jordan talks about the other videos released this week onXDA Developer TV. XDA Developer TV Producer Steve had an App Shootout between Podcasting apps for Android, Windows Phone, and iOS, XDA Developer TV Producer AdamOutler gave us a demonstration of Engineering an Android App, and XDA Developer TV Producer TK released an Android App Showdown of ES File Explorer and Solid Explorer. Pull up a chair and check out this video.
April 18, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
Last week, we covered the third version of ES File Explorer. If the YouTube comments on the video were any indication, there is a plethora of choices for file exploring apps. There are dual windows file explorers, gesture controlled file explorers, simple file explorers, and CyanogenMod even includes its own file explorer.
In this video, XDA Developer TV Producer TK reviews ES File Explorer and Solid Explorer. ES File Explorer is provided by XDA Forum Member EStrongs, and XDA Forum Member glodos brings us Solid Explorer. TK shows off the applications and gives his thoughts, so check out this app review.
April 17, 2013 By: Jimmy McGee
Building an Android App is not hard. However, it is certainly not easy. We have covered How to Build an Android App in the past. We’ve showed you how to install Eclipse and Android SDK and writing a root app. We even showed you how to develop with Arduino and the Google ADK. There is a lot of thought that needs to go into building an Android app.
In this video, XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler shows the process of developing an app, from an idea to a tangible piece of software. He shows you how to create a basic design, walks you through the coding process, and does some testing and refining. So if you’ve ever wanted to build an Android App, check this video out.
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