Android live wallpaper Library

Hey!

Are you looking for someone to create a live wallpaper add for android? Then you are at the right place.
I developed a simple to use library, which I would like to offer you for a small price.

Key Features:
- you need to know eclipse & adt
- no coding necessary
- just some xml editing
- very easy customizable and extendable fragments
- contains actionbar and viewpager
- create a new live wallpaper app in less then 5 minutes!
- will run on all android devices from 2.1 and up
- gif-based
- a documentation so easy, even a 11 year old could create new apps!

You can use this library to easily create hundreds or thousands of live wallpaper apps.

If you are interested, don't hesitate and contact me. I can supply you with a demonstration wallpaper app and answer all your questions.

Get some free android live wallpapers

I just found a cool website with a lot of really cool free live wallpapers. Some are just funny, some are incredible hot!

A gangnam style live wallpaper without push ads

Check out this really freaky live wallpaper  at the play store! Its free and contains no push ads!

Changing the icon size in a DraggableGridView

I love DraggableGridView. It's easy to use and looks really nice. I use it in one of my apps, called the DSO-Timer.

But there is one small thing, that bothers me. I couldn't find a way to customize the size of the icons.

So I emailed Thomas Quinn and asked him. A few hours later I received his answer:

Easily done. Just change this section of code in onLayout(...):

        //determine number of columns, at least 2
        colCount = 2;
        int sub = 240;
        w -= 280;
        while (w > 0)
        {
                colCount++;
                w -= sub;
                sub += 40;
        }

To something way simpler, like this:

        //determine number of columns for 50dp children
        colCount = w / 50;

This is the code where the size of the icons is calculated. After playing a bit around in the code, I ended up with this:

Pixel Density Calculator

A very useful tool to easily calculate the pixel per inch (ppi).

Need some screenshots with a nice smartphone frame?

Try Device Frame Generator at the Google Play Store for free. Its a little buggy, but produces nice pictures.

If I want to add a screenshot to a device frame, I always have to try it 2-3 times. The first times it just says "dimension do not match...", but after a few tries with the same image it works :)

This is an integrated screenshot of my app Net Speed Icon inside the new nexus phone.