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Hello Android

Kunal Singh●May 5, 2008●1 comment

Android Application

Finally I could get Android Early SDK up and running on my Fedora Core-7 Machine.

The process was quite simple. However I had to struggle for a few days, because Fedora install the gnu version of Java and Android requires Java from Sun.

Here are the steps I had to follow:

(1) Install the eclipse IDE (if you do not have it already) with following command:

$> yum install eclipse-jdt eclipse-jdt-sdk (to be done as super user).

(2) now install the Android SDK and ADT plug-in for Eclipse using instructions from this link.

(3) Install the Java from Sun and set it as default by following instructions from this link.

(4) Now you can say Hello to Android as described in this tutorial.

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Comment by grass●December 18, 2011
With the popularity of android-phone, more and more apps are introduced into android-phones.Here I wanna recommend you a very useful and popular app which is QR Code reader.QR code reader becomes necessary for our mobile phones and barcode reader can be helpful for our daily life to scan information.I've using OnBarcode barcode reader for android, it's really cool! http://onbarcode.com/products/android_barcode/

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