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At some point, you must have stumbled with the term “Rooting” and quickly dismissed it as some tech mumbo-jumbo; who has time to mess around with a perfectly good smartphone that can already handle everything you throw at it?

Android devices are stealing market share from the iPhone with dramatic speed, and you have a killer app idea. Where to begin? Head First Android Development will help you get your first application up and running in no time with the Android SDK and Eclipse plug-in. You'll learn how to design for devices with a variety of different screen sizes and resolutions, along with mastering core programming and design principles that will make your app stand out. Whether you're a seasoned iPhone developer who wants to jump into the the Android Market, or someone with previous programming skills but no mobile apps in your resume, this book offers a complete learning experience for creating eye-catching, top-selling Android applications. You'll learn how to: * Install the Android SDK and Eclipse plug-in and get started building apps * Add buttons, edit text fields, and build your own navigation options in the Android menu * Customize the look of your app with theming and adding image resources * Use Android's content provider mechanism to add images and contact information to an app, and establish permissions for their use * Work with the Android devices' camera, GPS, and accelerometer * Experiment with different Android emulator configurations to simulate different devices with a variety of screen sizes * Optimize, test, and distribute your application in the Android Market We think your time is too valuable to waste struggling with new concepts. Using the latest research in cognitive science and learning theory to craft a multi-sensory learning experience, Head First Android Development uses a visually rich format designed for the way your brain works, not a text-heavy approach that puts you to sleep.

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Writing mobile apps is hard. Writing mobile gamesis even more so. Why is that? Well, there are probably lots of reasons I could state, but one jumps to the forefront almost immediately: variety. The variety of platforms available today is staggering when you consider developing an application that runs everywhere. From iOS to Android, from BlackBerry to Windows Mobile, not to mention a number of lesser platforms, there are lots of places your app could run. Even if you simply concern yourself with the two market-share leaders, iOS and Android, it’s still a daunting task to develop for both. Sure, you could always develop two versions of the same application targeted for each platform, and plenty of times that’s exactly what is done. That approach, however, has the significant downside of requiring substantially different skill sets and tools, which means you generally need two sets of developers to maintain two completely (or nearly completely, anyway) code bases.

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In the summer of 2007, Steve Jobs changed the world by releasing the iPhone and boldly declared the future was web-based applications. A short year later, the story changed, but the vision remained. At this time I was working as "acting CTO" for a very small web consultancy called Nitobi (we gave ourselves joke titles and mine was actually SPACELORD!1!!). The iPhone SDK, not yet called iOS SDK, was just released and a few of my colleagues found themselves at Adobe in San Francisco for the iPhone Dev Camp. They arrived with the ambiguous idea to discover if it actually was possible to realize web technology for app development. Rob Ellis, Brock Whitten, and Eric Osterly succeeded in bridging the UIWebView to make native calls, and the first implementation of PhoneGap was born. A very short time later, Joe Bowser built an Android implementation. Dave Johnson, Nitobi's "real CTO", followed quickly with the BlackBerry implementation. Herein, PhoneGap got real. And then, less than a year from the first commits, in the spring of 2009, I found myself giving one of the first PhoneGap presentations at the first JSConf, and despite me being terribly scared, people loved it.

Developing apps for mobile devices can be done using many different approaches and languages. Many apps are developed natively; meaning that they are developed in Java, Objective C, or some other language natively understood by the SDK available for the device. While native development allows the greatest flexibility and performance, the problem arises when you want to move an app from one platform to another: suddenly you're writing the app nearly from scratch. Then if you want to move to another platform, the same thing occurs. There's got to be a better way! All current mobile platforms support the idea of web apps. These are applications coded entirely in HTML and JavaScript. For simple apps, or for apps that don't need to interact with the device's capabilities, this works just fine. But the moment you need to access the file system, work with the camera, and so on, you start needing more access to the device. This is where PhoneGap comes in. PhoneGap (built on Cordova) wraps your HTML and JavaScript with just enough of a native app to let your web app feel more at home on the device. This wrapper is different for each platform, but exposes common capabilities in a consistent way. This helps you to write less code across multiple platforms.

Android

Galaxy S4 is amazing right out of the box, but if you want to get the most of out your S4 or S4 Mini, start here. With clear instructions and savvy advice from technology expert Preston Gralla, you'll learn how to go online, play games, listen to music, watch movies & TV, monitor your health, and answer calls with a wave of your hand.

Programming

f you've used the Corona Software Development Kit to build your very first new mobile app, you already know how easy it makes developing across all the pieces of this fragmented market. This book upgrades your knowledge of Lua and the Corona API with designs, habits and advanced concepts to speed your development and create more exciting apps. Corona SDK Hotshot will show you how to combine advanced Lua features such as coroutines and metatables with Corona's sophisticated tools, including physics and networking, to develop exactly the game or app you or your customers need, quickly and with an eye towards updating your app with improvements in the future.

Android

Android Essentials is a no-frills, no-nonsense, code-centric run through the guts of application development on Google's Mobile OS. This book uses the development of a sample application to work through topics, focusing on giving developers the essential tools and examples required to make viable commercial applications work. Covering the entirety of the Android catalog in less than 150 pages is simply impossible. Instead, this book focuses on just four main topics: the application life cycle and OS integration, user interface, location-based services, and networking.

Android Apps

Manual para principiantes en el desarrollo de aplicaciones para Android. El tema se descompone en 12 capítulos que van desde la introducción del framework sobre el que se va a desarrollar, trabajo con diferentes partes de la API de Android hasta un último capítulo que pretende adelantar que se espera en el futuro de Android.

Programacion para Android

Con el Curso de Programación en Android de sgoliver.net aprenderás a crear desde cero tus propias aplicaciones para dispositivos móviles con sistema operativo Android. Desde los temas más básicos, como descargar e instalar las herramientas necesarias o crear tu primer proyecto paso a paso, hasta temas avanzados como la localización GPS o la comunicación con servicios web. Este manual va dirigido a todas aquellas personas interesadas en un tema tan en auge como la programación de aplicaciones móviles para la plataforma Android. Se tratarán temas dedicados a la construcción de aplicaciones nativas de la plataforma, dejando a un lado por el momento las aplicaciones web. Es por ello por lo que el único requisito indispensable a la hora de utilizar este manual es tener conocimientos bien asentados sobre el lenguaje de programación Java y ciertas nociones sobre aspectos básicos del desarrollo actual como la orientación a objetos.

Android

Get the most out of Samsung's Galaxy S5 smartphone right from the start. With clear instructions from technology expert Preston Gralla, this Missing Manual gives you a guided tour of Samsung's new flagship phone, including great new features such as the fingerprint scanner, heart rate sensor, and Download Booster. You'll get expert tips and tricks for playing music, calling and texting, shooting photos and videos, and even getting some work done.

Android

The popularity of Android phones is simply exploding, so it's a perfect time for popular For Dummies author Dan Gookin to update his bestselling guide to all things Android phones. From setup and configuration to taking advantage of the latest amazing Android features, this practical resource is designed to make new Android users comfortable and to help veterans get the most out of their Android phone. Covering features that are common to the most popular Android phones, this book walks you through the basics of making calls, using the touchscreen, sending e-mails and texts, browsing the Internet, using the camera, staying in touch with social media, and so much more.

Android

Whether you're new to Android or new to tablets altogether, you're about to experience mobile computing like never before with this fun, full-color guide. Written in the trademark For Dummies style, this light-hearted reference takes a look at those features common to all Android tablets and all the amazing things your Android tablet can do for you. Longtime For Dummies author Dan Gookin walks you through setting up your tablet, navigating the interface, browsing the web, setting up e-mail, connecting to social media, and finding plenty of apps, music, books, and movies to indulge all your interests.

Samsung Galaxy

Do you want an easy-to-follow guide to everything your new Galaxy S5 smartphone can do? From the basics of texting and accessing the Internet to the most advanced features and new software apps, Samsung Galaxy S5 For Dummies makes the need for tech support obsolete. The Galaxy S5 is designed to be faster and more powerful than ever. This latest release in the market-leading line of smartphones is full of new features for you to explore with the help of Samsung Galaxy S5 For Dummies. With over 1 million apps available for the Google Android operating system, there's almost nothing you can't do with the Samsung Galaxy S5. This book will guide you through finding and installing the applications that work best for you and getting the most out of your device.

Smartphones

The Galaxy S5 brings together superb hardware from Samsung with Google’spowerful, flexible Android operating system. Many people consider the GalaxyS5 to be the best smartphone on the planet. If you’re holding this book in your hands, you’re probably among them—or soon will be. This book will help you get the most out of your Galaxy S5, and there’s a lot you can get out of it. Whether you’re just looking to get started or want to dig deep into the phone’s capabilities, this book has got you covered.

This book is not only a getting started book but also a guide to advanced developers who have not used Android Studio to build their Android apps before. This book is great for developers who want to learn the key features of Android Studio and for developers who want to create their first app. It's assumed that you are familiar with the object-oriented programming paradigm and the Java programming language. It is also recommended you understand the main characteristics of the Android mobile system.

This book will introduce the reader to the world of game development on the Android platform.The reader will learn how to plan, begin, and execute a game development project from beginning to end.

This book teaches anyone who knows Java (or a similar language) how to develop a reasonably complex Android application. I hope you find this book fairly comprehensive and that you find the example-based learning reasonably motivating. The goal of Learning Android is to get you to think in Android terms.

You will see how digital imaging is implemented inside of the Android operating system. Also you will take a look at how to optimize your digital image assets for Android application development.

This book teaches you the business of Android app development, from the very genesis of your idea, all the way through ongoing support of your published app.