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Iteration 7 (3 August – 9 August)


I completed following features in this iteration

  • Messaging - send a text message in a task
  • Location Access - give the GPS location by google play services.
  • Sharing - sharing files through WiFi - direct and Bluetooth.
  • Scan the tags - user can scan QR code and get data using ZXing bar-code reader
  • Use Gallery - user can select pictures in storage.


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