At the Google developer conference I / O this year, the company announced plans to launch Google TV to the Android Market. The
first crucial step in efforts to bring existing applications to the TV
screen was taken with the launch of the initial version of Google TV
Add-On for Android SDK. Add-on is to make
Google TV can diemulasi into the development environment, which makes
the application developers can manage their job in order to adapt to new
environments.Plans to upgrade
the Operating System uses Google TV Honeycomb is made to open up the
possibility of running applications on TV. This
will make the existing system to be compatible with Android, and
therefore allows to run applications on the Google Android-right TV. Along
with the completion of a new application that later, the developers
will also be able to connect mobile applications and tablets that are
then sold through the Android Market.Early
versions of the add-on Google TV currently require sebauh Linux
operating system with KVM - Windows and Mac OS X is not yet supported. If the obstacle is successfully over, the developers can check compatibility of applications created with Google TV. According to information from Google, some applications may already be compatible without the need for further adaptation. It
is advisable to keep referring also to the interface guidelines that
exist, especially because some of the graphical elements of Google TV is
different from the same element in Android devices.Google
also advises developers who want to make their applications run on the
Google TV to look further into the documentation support feature. If
the application using the specific functions that are not available on
Google TV, he will not be distributed on Android Market. Typical
example is an application that normally can be controlled via the touch
screen, including into applications that will require modification,
generally using android.hardware.faketouch features that will emulate
the touch screen controls with mouse movement. Manifest will then add a line indicating that the touch screen is not required.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
0 comments:
Post a Comment