Randomness is required in a wide variety of different Android applications. For example, if you wanted your Android app to roll a die, flip a coin, or draw a card from a shuffled deck of cards, you...
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How to Create a Pie Chart in an Android App with MPAndroidChart
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3zqxVoIUig All of the code samples in this post are available on GitHub. Code Samples Project Level Build.Gradle File App Level Build.Gradle...
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How to Use IBM’s Watson Speech to Text Service in an Android App
There are a number of different speech to text APIs that exist today. I experiment with IBM's Watson Speech to Text service to see how easy it is to integrate with an Android app and the accuracy of...
How to Use IBM’s Watson Text to Speech Service in an Android App
I was playing around with a demo I found online that uses the Watson Text to Speech platform from IBM and I was really impressed with the quality of speech that was generated. Following that, I...