Classic Boy Android
Jule Kue
I'm making a project with ESP32 that involves communication with a mobile application. Currently I'm using BluetoothSerial(built on Classic) just for debugging, but I plan to make a dedicated mobile application to have all kinds of data related to the project, and I'll gather this data from the controller through duplex communication, maybe via a command-response interface.What I want to know is what kind of Bluetooth would be preferable to communicate with an Android application? Things that I want to keep in consideration:
It doesn't make a huge difference as most of the things you listed above can be achieved via either method, so it comes down to your personal preference and your existing familiarity with the wireless technology. However, I would personally go for BLE because unlike classic Bluetooth, BLE is now a lot more mature in terms of applications and resources for both Android and iOS. You will end up finding a lot more documentation and source code when it comes to BLE when compared to classic Bluetooth. Futhermore, as Michael Kotzjan mentioned, classic Bluetooth is relatively new on iOS and has a few restrictions.
In the instructions below, remember to replace your app ID with the ID of the environment to which you want to send data. You can find this ID on the Account > Manage > Projects page by clicking on the project and pulling it up in the side menu.
If your project targets Android Gradle Plugin 8.0 or higher, you'll need to use our modern Gradle plugin instead of the Classic plugin shown below. Follow the steps in the Heap Gradle Plugin install documentation first, then jump down to the initializing Heap section below.
Note that interactions on mobile web will have Source set to web. To differentiate between desktop and mobile web browsers, add an additional group-by clause using the Platform or Browser property. For example, events originating from WebViews embedded within iOS applications will have Source set to web, but the Browser property set to will often be populated by a value such as Android Browser that you can use to help distinguish these events from Android Chrome events.
As you take the time to test your installation, observe the data coming in. What kind of events are there? What properties are attached to them and what values are they populated with? This is important to note early on, as event definition relies on these property values. The key is to ensure the event can be defined by a set of properties that specifically refer to that particular interaction in the intended context.
In Android, layouts can be declared either through XML at development time or through programmatic instantiation at runtime. Heap provides two mechanisms for ignoring text from layout elements for each of these definition mechanisms.
When defining the layout programmatically, at runtime, you can call Heap.ignore(view) to ignore a view and its subtree. For example, in order to ignore only interactions with a button within a layout:
There are certain situations in which getParent() may return null for a view. In these cases, Heap will not be able to ignore events for a View in the ignored subtree. Due to this caveat, it is a best practice for Heap.ignore() to be scoped as closely to the PII-containing view as possible.
Setting heapDisableTextCapture in your Gradle plugin configuration will prevent Heap from capturing the target text of elements. By default, Heap does not capture the contents of input fields, but does capture text from other rendered page elements. For limited disabling of text capture, heapIgnore may be sufficient.
Starting with version 1.9.0 of the Heap Android SDK, it is now possible to disable event tracking for individual users at initialization time and after initialization as well. To disable tracking at initialization time, include an Options object in the initialization call to Heap like so:
You can use the code snippet below to prevent Heap from capturing the advertiser ID and Android ID. If you are only looking to block the advertiser ID, remove the heapCaptureAndroidId line. By default, the Android SDK does not capture the advertiser ID. The androidID is more complicated due to it depending on various factors and can be explicitly set.
Hi, I have the paid classic version and had a crash - the tablet looks like below (no Wifi) but it works connected to my Mac. I would like to use the last automatic backup and restore elsewhere so I can export the GPX tracks and waypoints. The touch screen does not work. I can connect to my Mac and see both the internal and SD card memory but I can't find the location of the file.
Anyway, if you can copy the whole Locus folder, that could be your backup. Just move the whole "Locus" folder from the old device to the new and all your data will be in place. Just make sure, that you have not more than one "Locus" folder in the old device. Sometimes the data are split and in this case, you have to merge them into one folder first.
Search internally and externally SD for backup. if they find nothing is also nothing available. But they have the Locus folder (Android/data/menion.android,locus.pro), there are the databases included. These on the new phone simply replace best the whole folder. Also look for Locus on the internal and external SD. If you find another Locus folder tell us here.
Angry Birds Classic is a game that challenges you to throw different birds against forts and structures made by little pigs. The objective is to take down all the pigs and cause as much destruction as possible in the process.
You can throw the birds as if you were using a catapult. In fact, the gameplay is reminiscent of an older genre in which you had to break down castles with stones. (Yes, it did exist before Angry Birds Classic.) You'll have to aim well, calculating the strength of the shot and then releasing the bird. With some help from gravity, it will fall down on the structure and take down some of the enemy pigs.
In Angry Birds Classic, you have different types of birds to throw. The classic red one doesn't have anything special, but the blackbird will explode, the green bird can come back like a boomerang, among many others.
Angry Birds Classic offers hundreds of different levels in which you have to use your brain and skills. The scoring is based on a three-star system that keeps you wanting to play the same levels until you get all three stars.
Angry Birds Classic is a simple game, and it is fun and has lots of charm. It's no surprise that it began one of the most important video game sagas for smartphones. It has a gameplay that is perfectly suited for short and quick games.
Uptodown is a multi-platform app store specialized in Android. Our goal is to provide free and open access to a large catalog of apps without restrictions, while providing a legal distribution platform accessible from any browser, and also through its official native app.
I have brand new Corolla TS (Comfort + Tech Packet). I successfully set up Android Auto using usb-c cable connection. But I don't need Android Auto every ride and I don't want to connect phone with cable every time. But if I don't do it, phone stays disconnected from car and even classic bluetooth handsfree does not work. I have to open connections menu, disable Android Auto, enable bluetooth handsfree for this device and connect phone. And from this time it is automatically connecting phone with bluetooth handsfree as expected until I use Android Auto again. It is really annoying behavior. Is it normal? Is there any workaround? I simply want to use Android Auto for Waze from time to time, but I want by able to use handsfree for calls every ride.
... I have to open connections menu, disable Android Auto, enable bluetooth handsfree for this device and connect phone. And from this time it is automatically connecting phone with bluetooth handsfree as expected until I use Android Auto again. It is really annoying behavior. Is it normal? Is there any workaround? ...
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