my google map not load on Huawei tablet (HarmoneyOS 4.x.x)
say your app won't run with out google play services which are not supported by your device
i'm using flutter packages
https://pub.dev/packages/google_maps_widget
Huawei phone/tablet devices released after May 2019 do not have GMS (Google Moblie Services). For those phones/tablets, you will need to use:
. Google Map Web version
. Huawei has its own map solution similar to Google Map, you can integrate Huawei Map Kit Plugin for Flutter: https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/doc/development/HMSCore-Guides/flutter-plugin-integrating-plugin-0000001252461503
. Use 3rd party Map SDK like Mapbox ect..: https://docs.mapbox.com/android/maps/guides/
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Is there any Flutter package available to load google map in Lite Mode? The google maps are getting loaded very slowly in iOS devices.
Unfortunately, some of the users could not access the app when they search about it and if they use the app link to reach it the app appears but the install button is disabled
Please can you check what are devices the application is not available.
If the application unavailable for HMS devices, that means there is a Strong dependency on GMS (Google mobile services). So it will be available for download only GMS supporting devices. If you want to make it available on all devices, please integrate HMS services by implementing G+H approach so that it will be available on GMS and HMS devices.
Please follow the below link to integrate hms services with G+H approach:
https://forums.developer.huawei.com/forumPortal/en/topic/0201200435859940059
If only integration of HMS is needed, please refer to: https://developer.huawei.com/consumer/en/doc/development/HMSCore-Library/android-sdk-download-0000001064112371
I'm developing a company specific Android application that uses Maps SDK for Android and Google Maps Intents for Android (com.google.android.apps.maps) to show some markers on Google map. Users use directions and streetview Apis on these maps as well. The application will not be published on Google Play as it is completely company specific. Employees will use the app on special company provided devices not on theirs own mobiles. The company provided devices are behind a firewall allowed only to reach some services part of the project.
My question: what firewall rules (domain whitelists) should be configured to reach Maps SDK for Android and Google Maps Intents for Android services?
We have developed a new OTT Streaming STB build on an Android platform. How do I get it to operate the Google TV system so that the Apps built for GTV will load and run correctly?
Please note: I am NOT looking for advice on how to get an app onto the GTV platform - what I need is to get the Google TV platform on my STB.
Thanx
Nick
Google TV is not open source. It is built in a different way to core Android, you can't just add it to your build. Nearly anything built for Google TV will work on other Android devices such as yours. The Google Play device filtering is your real problem.
I want to use Ovi map in my iPhone application. I searched for Ovi map on google but presently it is not open.Basically I want to know following things
OVi map service is from Nokia. So can i use Ovi Map in my iPhone application.
If answer of 1 point is Yes, then where I found support info(code sample/classes/framework) for iPhone.
Please advice
Ovi Maps developer beta is currently closed, but you can register to be notified when it goes public here: http://www.forum.nokia.com/Ovi/Develop_with_Ovi.xhtml
If you want to use the HERE maps service (formerly Ovi Maps) on iOS, a native iOS SDK is not currently available. To use HERE maps, your best bet (at the moment) would be to use the Mobile HTML5 Framework which can be used for cross-platform mobile HTML5 development
According to the support matrix the following OSes are supported:
iOS 4.3+
Android 2.2+
Meego
Blackberry Touch devices OS6, OS7 (experimental)
Windows Phone 8.0 (experimental)
It is not possible to use their SDK on the Iphone. They use the Ovi Maps service to promote their mobile phones just like google offers free navigation to android devices.
Therefore I think that they won't open up their API for not Nokia developers in the near future.