Re: Android UI work

Tor Lillqvist <tml -AT- iki.fi>
Mon, 2 Apr 2012 15:34:12 +0300

http://www.androidappsource.com/images/icons/-1874687392502665318_0_screenshot.png.
Would this be the way we would want to take things?


Hmm, yeah, I stand corrected; clearly comparable apps *do* have
something like a "file chooser". (Although very miminal compared to
file choosers on desktop OSes.) I have no idea what directories one
can browse with that. Just some area private to the app? How does one
get documents into it? By saving documents downloaded from the web and
opened in the app?

--tml

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Android UI work · Jonathan Aquilina
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