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Ever Dream about an Android app. Let us Start with Simple Website to an Android app.All you need is Create a Project with Empty layout in Android Studio, and replace with the below files, all you need to do is replace "Package Name","tool.context", "webView.Url","appName" . Thats it. Your app is ready. If you need how to change your icon, Ask me in comment box. Activity_main.xml <? xml version= "1.0" encoding= "utf-8" ?> < FrameLayout xmlns: android = "http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android" xmlns: tools = "http://schemas.android.com/tools" android :layout_width= "match_parent" android :layout_height= "match_parent" android :paddingBottom= "5dp" android :paddingLeft= "5dp" android :paddingRight= "5dp" android :paddingTop= "5dp" android :orientation= "vertical" android :gravity= "center_horizont

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See how many times your Google+ profile & content have been viewed by other people Links for Support which has this below Information : view counts on Google+ pages . When you look at your profile, you can see your total number of views. That means you can tell how many times your content has been seen by other people, including your photos, posts, and profile page. When you look at someone else’s profile or page, you can also see their total number of views. If you don’t see their view count, it means they’ve chosen not to include one on their profile. Learn more about  view counts on Google+ pages . Hide or show the view count of your profile & other content You can use your settings to choose whether or not people see the number of times your profile and content have been viewed.  Solution which is Working: Switch to the new Google+ You can try the new Google+ on your computer: Go to the bottom left corner. Click  Try the new Google+ . Keep i

Tenth generation versus the first of its kind - the iPhone 7 versus the Google Pixel, in their Plus-size versions (or XL in Google terms). There have been phones by Google, you may argue, but no Nexus has been the epitome of what an Android smartphone should be quite the same way that the Pixel is. Even though that's exactly what we were told for years. Well, now we know that Nexuses were for devs and geeks, and Pixels are for users. But going for the ultimate user experience is not the only way in which the Pixel resembles the iPhone, not at all. Google's latest has the iPhone 7 so well centered in its crosshairs that it matches its pricing to the dollar across sizes, storage options and markets. A premium price for a premium device - that's the message. With that premise, figuring out which one gives you a better value for your hard-earned cash (not an insignificant amount of it, too), comes down simply to which is the better phone. Looking at the specsheets

How to Start Your Own Movie Theater Everyone enjoys a good movie. But consumers' definition of "good," and their willingness to pay for it, are up in the air. That can make the prospect of starting your own movie theater daunting. For film buffs looking to own a cinema, plenty of considerations have to be taken into account and the decision made to not only start a movie theater, but also start one that is popular and profitable. Consider the benefits of franchising versus owning your own theater. Many prospective theater owners franchise a theater from a large company such as AMC or United Artists. Owning your own theater gives you far more control over your business and a bigger share of the profits, but requires a lot of start-up capital. Shop around when franchising. Each theater company that franchises to prospective theater owners has a different set of rules governing the theater's operations, including how much money is paid to the company,

Occipital Bridge iPhone-compatible VR and AR   headset Occipital Bridge is an upcoming iPhone-compatible VR and AR   headset   that could give other rigs in the standalone headset market a run for their money. Here’s everything we know about it right now. You may or may not remember the Structure Sensor iPad accessory that is made by Occipital, but it was super-awesome. By using its own interesting take on virtual reality of sorts, Structure Sensor could scan a room or structure and effectively turn them into CAD drawings for manipulation for all kinds of work. We’re still not 100% sure what kind of weird voodoo was involved in making that work, but Occipital is back again, this time using the same technology to give iPhone owners a proper option for an augmented and virtual reality headset. The Occipital Bridge is that headset, and what makes this stand out against a crowd of mediocre headsets is that this one uses the same technology as Structure Sensor, allowing

Hard Reboot any apple Devices Step 1: The first step of a hard reboot/restart on an  iOS  device  is to press and hold both the Power button and the Home/Touch ID button on the iPhone together. Hold both buttons down for at least 10 seconds. Step 2 : When the screen on the device goes black, or white – depending on which color iPhone you have – and the iconic Apple logo appears, it’s time to release both buttons. The device will now automatically put itself through the process of rebooting. The Apple logo will stay on the screen for a varying amount of time depending on device you have. Newer devices like the  iPhone  6s  or 6s Plus will boot up a lot faster than say an  iPhone  4  or 4s. The iPhone will then boot back to the standard  lock  screen  ready for you to unlock and use as normal. If Touch ID is activated on the device then remember that you’ll actually need to enter your Passcode to access the device after a reboot has taken place. Apple has ensured that the wh

FB New Year in Review How can I see, edit and share my Year in Review? Your Year in Review is a personalized video that lets you highlight and share your meaningful moments from this year. These moments can include photos and posts that you've shared or been tagged in. To see your Year in Review visit  facebook.com/yearinreview2016  or click  Watch Yours  on a Year in Review that has been shared by a friend. You may also see your Year in Review video in your News Feed, but it's only visible to you unless you share it. To share your Year in Review: Go to  facebook.com/yearinreview2016 Click  Share Video Select the audience  for the post Click  Post To edit your Year in Review before you share it: Go to  facebook.com/yearinreview2016 Click  Edit Video  and then choose the photos you want to appear in your video Click  Share Select the audience  for the post Click  Post You can also edit and share your video by clicking  Share Video  or  Edi