You hear a lot about app, kernel, and ROM development in the Android development community, and XDA is no exception. However, that's not all you can do. We've discussed it before, but you can do hardware modifications and development with Android and Google's Accessory Development Kit (ADK).
In this episode, XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler shows off...
Recently, XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler talked about why the Google ADK code is poor. In this episode, Adam put out the Hardware Hacker Signal, which looks a bit like a soldering iron, and got some responses. There are ways of working with the ADK and making it work for you.
AdamOutler introduces like minded hardware...
We all want to have more Android automation in our homes. XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler set out to do just that and spent around 40 hours attempting to reduce and rewrite the code driving the ADK2012 into something which would be more moldable and bendable. He failed and he explains why in his rant...
Last year at Google I/O, Google released its ADK 2012. XDA Elite Recognized Developer AdamOutler got a hold of the device and unboxed it after last years Google I/O. He showed off all the features of the device back then. He promptly placed it on his desk and left it in clock mode.
In this video, AdamOutler...
