Android

Turning your Android app into a kiosk - Step by step tutorial

Kiosks devices have become an increasingly common sight in public places such as train stations, museums, and hotels. These devices can offer a range of functionalities, including information dissemination, communication, commerce, and entertainment. If you're an Android app developer, you might be interested in turning your app into a kiosk. This can be achieved by configuring it as a COSU (Corporate Owned Single Use) app or a Single-Use device. In this blog post, we'll guide you through the process of enabling kiosk mode and building a simple application for this purpose. Whether you're creating a public information kiosk or a self-service checkout system, this tutorial will help you get started.

Written by Marcin Mrugas

How to turn your Android application into a kiosk

Nowadays, we find kiosk devices in more places than ever before. We use these at the train station, tourist information centers, shops, museums, hotels, post offices, and more. They usually provide an app giving useful information, the ability for communication, commerce, entertainment marketing or education. These are often equipped with a colorful touchscreen to facilitate user interaction.

Written by Marcin Mrugas

Snowdog at London Tech Week 2017

We took part in the TechXLR8 conference and HackXLR8 Hackathon during London Tech Week 2017. This festival of technology was a great experience with many inspiring talks, interviews, and exhibitions. Too many to mention them all, but some of them were very impressive.

Written by Bartek Kwiatkowski

MOE tutorial 1: Create simple list on iOS and Android apps using Multi-OS Engine

Multi-OS-Engine – MOE for short – is an open source framework, which enables to write iOS and Android application in Java. The most interesting thing is that created apps are compiled to native code and they use common code in Java. It’s saves a lot of time and it’s good idea for Android Developers, who want to have iOS app also. MOE was acquired by Intel in 2015. It’s got good community support and it develops fast. About a month ago new MOE version 1.3 was released. It brings a lot of changes. Unfortunately, existing tutorials hasn’t been updated yet, so we decide to write a series of tutorials, which show step by step, how to create simple MOE app.

Written by Ewelina Bukowska

Android Data Binding

Google I/O 2015 announced new Android M (Milkshake?) with new permissions system and a lot of optimization. There were also presented smarter apps, better wearables, Android Pay and a bunch of other changes...

Written by Bartek Kwiatkowski
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