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ARM TechCon Application Software Developer Forum

Note: This was originally posted on 23rd October 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

If you're a developer who attended our SV Android Meetup:
http://www.svandroid...vents/85444922/

Or any of our show presentations or booth activities, including software developer office hours, and would like to further discuss ARM technologies, tools and open source projects publicly, this is our forum.

I'd like any developers who have used the giveaway development platforms to either do performance analysis (with Streamline and Gator, Native debugging) or utilize other ARM technologies (Mali software tools , NEON, Ne10 or other open source projects like OpenMax or Linaro) to improve their application performance or battery life to share their stories here or with me directly. We'd be happy to do a case study or blog about your success with these tools or demo them at future developer events.

I received a lot of great feedback on my presentation at the meetup and the show floor theater so I'm sharing my presentation here.

Thanks,
Matt
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Matthew Du Puy
matthew.dupuy@arm.com
Staff Software Engineer, ARM Inc.
http://arm.com/commu...-center-android
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 12th November 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    You have to set the default keyboard to english as well. If you want to install other things besides any app you are working on, you can root the device using any number of "SuperSU.zip" packages found on xda developers. I haven't tried that one particularly but the basic steps go:

    [size=2]    1. Put a root package in to the HDMI stick's internal storage[/size][size=2].
    [/size][size=2]    2. Start HDMI stick, click shutdown button, and select recovery mode, then android system is reboot to recovery mode.
    [/size][size=2]    3. At recovery mode, select "apply update from external storage" and use the SuperSU zip.
    [/size][size=2]    4. Select "reboot system now", reboot HDMI stick.[/size]

    [size=2]You could follow these similar steps to install a GApps package if you like. I'd like to see these used as developer tools but understand if you want to install backup software on them or play with software other than Gator and Streamline.
    Cheers,
    Matt[/size]


    Now, I can browse using stick's browser. Still. widgets are Chinese.

    Can I go ahead and  install Google Play JAR onto the stock - let me know?

    By the way, Graphics was stunning  when I played  HTML5 videos I found with Google Search.

    That is my experience with HDMI stick so far.
    [size=2]
    [/size]
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  • Note: This was originally posted on 12th November 2012 at http://forums.arm.com

    You have to set the default keyboard to english as well. If you want to install other things besides any app you are working on, you can root the device using any number of "SuperSU.zip" packages found on xda developers. I haven't tried that one particularly but the basic steps go:

    [size=2]    1. Put a root package in to the HDMI stick's internal storage[/size][size=2].
    [/size][size=2]    2. Start HDMI stick, click shutdown button, and select recovery mode, then android system is reboot to recovery mode.
    [/size][size=2]    3. At recovery mode, select "apply update from external storage" and use the SuperSU zip.
    [/size][size=2]    4. Select "reboot system now", reboot HDMI stick.[/size]

    [size=2]You could follow these similar steps to install a GApps package if you like. I'd like to see these used as developer tools but understand if you want to install backup software on them or play with software other than Gator and Streamline.
    Cheers,
    Matt[/size]


    Now, I can browse using stick's browser. Still. widgets are Chinese.

    Can I go ahead and  install Google Play JAR onto the stock - let me know?

    By the way, Graphics was stunning  when I played  HTML5 videos I found with Google Search.

    That is my experience with HDMI stick so far.
    [size=2]
    [/size]
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