Yves Glodt wrote:
> About the +-button: Do not forget on Android you have a menu. (kind of a
> "context-menu")
>
> So, create a menu and include an "Add"-button in that menu. So you can
> do with "settings", "reload" without using space on the touchscreen.
> The menu just appears when needed.
>
>
About the +-button: Do not forget on Android you have a menu. (kind of a
"context-menu")
So, create a menu and include an "Add"-button in that menu. So you can do
with "settings", "reload" without using space on the touchscreen.
The menu just appears when needed.
The menu (or context-menu if you
On 1/8/2010 7:57 AM, Ben Gotow wrote:
Hey everybody,
I'm porting an iPhone app to Android and I'm having trouble designing
an interface that looks and feels "Android." I've read all of the
design documents in the Android Dev Guide and looked through all the
Google-designed apps, but I feel like
Hey everybody,
I'm porting an iPhone app to Android and I'm having trouble designing
an interface that looks and feels "Android." I've read all of the
design documents in the Android Dev Guide and looked through all the
Google-designed apps, but I feel like the layout of activities is
largely unde
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