App for Answerbank on HTC!

[netibiza]

Am slowly getting used to my android HTC wildfire phone, but would like an app for the answerbank instead of having to google all the time, is it possible ? is it easy ? if so can someone advise me as to how! Thank you

[ChuckFickens]

"if so can someone advise me as to how"

Install the android software developers kit (SDK), learn how to program in java, lock yourself away for a few weeks and you should be able to write an app.

[netibiza]

Wow, thanks for that, will stick to googling, I do not have enough time to do all that!!!

[Old_Geezer]

:-)

http://download.oracl...e/tutorial/index.html may help.

[Jemisa]

When you've opened AB just put it into 'favourites' then to enter AB at another time press favourites. Bobs yr uncle.

jem

[netibiza]

Thank you all, it will still take me a whiloe to read and work it all out, Oh why do old biddies have android phones, should be a law against it!

[Coobeastie]

When you're on the webpage press menu then select add bookmark it'll then be shown on the bookmarks widget...if you haven't got that running on one of your screens you can add it by pressing the + button its under widgets..

[netibiza]

Thank you coobeastie, that sounds more manageable!

[MarkRae]

AB is just a website - no app necessary, other than your phone's mobile browser. As others have said, add it to your favourites...

[netibiza]

Coobeastie, I've done all that but now can't find Bookmarks anywhere!

[Coobeastie]

Hi on your main phone screen you should have three on screen buttons ^, phone and +.

To add bookmakes to one of your screens you press the + button (can get to it with the menu button too) one of the options is add to homepage. Bookmarks is under widgets. You'll be wanting a blank homepage as it fills the screen and will show any saved webpages as a series of thumbnails.

http://www.htc.com/uk...=3340&type=1&p_id=316

Hope this helps