#options menu

Advice On How To Effectively Use Your Ipad

The iPad is very popular. It literally fits into your bag. With it, you can manage your business dealings, work or play games anywhere. Your iPad provides you with numerous features. Use this device to its fullest. Read these tips to make your iPad even better.

You can access all of your running apps on your iPad. Press the Home button twice to view all of your current apps. You can easily…

Ipad Tips And Tricks For Proper Use

There are lots of great functions that make the iPad perfect for anyone. If you grab the iPad, you will see how it will better. Just keep reading to find advice which will make using an iPad simple.

Your folders are now supported with iOS. You can start by holding down on your app until it jiggles, and then place it on top of a related app. You will then have a folder with both applications…

Easy IPad Strategies To Make It Your Favorite Technology

Do you like games? Are you in school this semester? Do you think you work too hard? Trying to shed some pounds? Expecting a baby? Are you aware that you can get the help you need from the iPad? Everything has an app, but your iPad has uses that go way beyond apps. Utilize the advice you’re about to read in this article.

Do you get irked each time you get a message from your iPad wanting to know…

Make Your IPad Work More Effectively For You

You have been interested in making better use of your iPad, but since its technology is so new, you sometimes run into difficulties. Avoid letting it just be a game machine or an app machine. You can do a lot of great things on your iPad. This article offers you lots of great advice.

Keep track of the total funds you spend to purchase apps for your iPad. The convenience of buying apps makes it…

Add “options menu” to an AppCompatActivity (Android App Development)

Adding an “options menu” to an Android app’s Activity is quite simple.

This is an example of what an Android options menu looks like. Look at the icon that looks like 3 dots vertically stacked.

My dev environment status as of writing this

Android Studio version: v. 2.1 OS: Mac OS X El Capitan v. 10.11 My Android app build status:

compileSdkVersion: 24

buildToolsVersion: 24.0.2

minSdkVersion: 16

This question comes to me from the one and only Cynical Brit, whose number-one concern about the future of the Smash Bros. series lies in its lack of field-of-view sliders, despite not consisting of first-person games.

No, there are no FOV sliders in Smash yet (at least, none have been found--keep looking, dataminers!), but that’s not to say there never will be.