Case Study
Ruslan Yanchyshyn
Android Developer
17 minutes
An Android developer at LS explains how to embed computer vision into an Android app, using TensorFlow.
7 minutes
Caring about the steadiness of a customer's service is one of a developer's top priorities. That's why you need to implement the HTTP 429 feature that rate-limits the number of client requests from an app. Make your software solution as steady as a rock by using our practical code examples of rate limits created via the Retrofit library.
13 minutes
Learn how Lemberg built a computer vision and edge computing PoC for retail using a Raspberry Pi and the Intel Movidius NCS.
11 minutes
There are many different ways to interact with smartphones these days: touchscreen, hardware buttons, fingerprint sensor, video camera (e.g., face recognition), D-PAD, handset controls, and so on. But how about using motion gestures?
6 minutes
Audio latency is what you first encounter while developing any audio application for Android using a microphone. You can develop an app and find long audio delays in its work during testing or there is a better way… Here is a step-by-step guide on how to check the audio latency of an Android app before the start of development.
6 minutes
Can you imagine an Android application without any configurable options? Although this is possible. Actually, only the simplest application can get by any configuration. Configuration is essential for the most of Android applications. But in what way are these applications being configured? Android provides a standard way to configure an application using SharedPreferences and PreferenceScreen. Check out my hands-on guide to using these things and implementation of custom Preference screen.
