Posts Tagged “android”

Welcome to 2012. Welcome New Resolutions.

by ksetyadi on February 20, 2012

It’s been a while since the last time I’ve updated this blog. I have so many reason to say right now but I think it’s just another version of apologies. So what’s up? As you might know, I have been (…)

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Android WebKit Inconsistency

by ksetyadi on October 12, 2011

Apologize for the title. It’s not a big deal. Really. I have experienced a little (but annoying, at the same time) problem with the Android’s WebKit. There will be a time when you want to render images using WebView object (…)

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Enabling “Move to SD Card” Installation on Android

by ksetyadi on September 8, 2011

It’s quite simple. Open your AndroidManifest.xml and add this attribute in the <manifest> element. <manifest xmlns:android=”http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android” android:installLocation=”auto” …> There are two values you can use: auto and preferExternal. Use auto to let the system decide which one to install your (…)

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Google Maps Updates Break the Application Widgets

by ksetyadi on June 30, 2011

This morning, I was shocked. Not literally of course. I can’t run the application widget on my Android. The system said, “com.google.settings has stopped unexpectedly…” and you might guess, the famous force close finally run its duty. What’s wrong? I (…)

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Android at (Your) Home

by ksetyadi on May 22, 2011

Ready for the next excitement? Last time I watched Google I/O 2011, I was surprised. Not only because the new Ice Cream is out (at Q4 2011 they said), but also its capabilities beyond my own expectation. Last year, I (…)

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Asynchronous Driver

by ksetyadi on April 5, 2011

I’ve been driving for years and I found that driving in Jakarta nowadays needs a little more of everything to be done. More skills, more patience, and more time. As the traffic jam always hit everywhere in the town, I (…)

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