
Check out the new Filth.FM Android app! I’ve launched a new app under a company I co-operate, Skematic Design. It [...] Read more »
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Check out the new Filth.FM Android app! I’ve launched a new app under a company I co-operate, Skematic Design. It [...] Read more »
Categories: Android, Rants - Tags: android, mediaplayer, music, streaming audio
Security risks? Privacy threats? Hell, these days, security and privacy issues are a dime a dozen. They are pretty much [...] Read more »
Categories: Android, Rants, Security - Tags: android, android police, evo, evo 4g, HTC, open-source, privacy, rootkit, security, spyware, thunderbolt
In this section of the series, I discuss using the android.media.AudioTrack class to write pulse-code modulation audio data to the sound [...] Read more »
Categories: Android, Java - Tags: audio, AudioTrack, pcm, pulse code modulation, sound, synthesizer

Digital Sampling Sound waves are continuous waves of motion, carried through air molecules as they collide with each other. A [...] Read more »
Categories: Android, Java - Tags: adc, audio, bit-depth, digital sampling, digital signal processing, pulse code modulation, sampling rate, sound, synthesizer
Today I have been playing around with building a synthesizer app for Android. I’ve spent a few days reading and [...] Read more »
Categories: Android, Java - Tags: audio, sound, synthesizer
Most users expect to automatically be “scrolled” to the last viewed position of a list when they return to it. Android [...] Read more »
Categories: Android
Android’s built-in support for tabbed layouts is pretty good. By default, one can easily create a tab layout which has [...] Read more »
Categories: Android
Android TabWidget allows for straightforward customization of the View used for tab look and feel. However, there is no direct [...] Read more »
Categories: Android
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