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One way to check could be based on the device width, but that definitely is not concrete. Are there any UA parsers/libraries to help identify this based on user agent string?
Thanks!
If you need to know if your device is a mobile/desktop/tablet, UADetector http://uadetector.sourceforge.net/ has a pretty nice device categorization:
Since version 0.9.10 we support device categorization which means that
for instance an iPhone or Nexus 4 will be classified as Smartphone and
an iPad, Kindle or Surface RT as Tablet
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I'm using a TWA as almost my whole app. The only problem, I want to use the native
in app purchase system that google is offering.
Everywhere I look there is a sentence that you can use native stuff like push notifications, in app purchase etc.
What I want: A tabbed app (first tab is the pwa, second tab a native screen). But I can't find any information on this.
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What I want to do is an iPhone app. But I want to program this in Java : is it possible?
Because, to program an iPhone app you have to program in Swift or Objective C, but can we do it in Java?...
There was a solution: RoboVM. Unfortunately it has been discontinued. But still available here: https://github.com/robovm/robovm
Also you may look at: Avian and Intel Multi-OS Engine
There is a solution https://www.codenameone.com/ which allows WORA for iOS and many other OS's including Windows UWP etc.
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Anyone knows a free and good SDK for fingerprint? I did a lot of searched but found very little result, so if anyone knows a good SDK or experience in fingerprint I am interested
The NIST provide a free SDK for fingerprint:
http://www.nist.gov/itl/iad/ig/nbis.cfm
There's a a minutiae detector : MINDTC (to extract template from image)
And a fingerprint matching algorithm, BOZORTH3
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I am trying to create an application that recognizes a user and replies to him based on his input . I am not bale to find any SDK or API library that does so.
Please let me know any one that i can start with. I tries nuance SDK, google voice ect.
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I am looking for a Java Library that supports Bluetooth LE connections, specifically GATT and if I am lucky Apple's new iBeacon Protocol. It needs to be able to broadcast itself and if possible be able to initiate a connection.
I have seen BlueCove and even gave a shot at extending it to support Bluetooth LE, but could not get it to work. Does anybody know of any supported Bluetooth Libraries that work with Java SE, not for Android or Java ME, because that seems to be all I can find.
Any Ideas?