The only way to judge an SDK is getting in there and writing an application that does something cool, so I'll take you through the development process for my first Android application: Where Are My Friends?
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The best way to understand a new SDK is to work with it. With that in mind, we'll show you how to do some basic location based services and simple UI layout using Google's newest upstart mobile offering.
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Once you get tired of the limitations of android's built-in IMProvider and the corresponding API - IXmppSession and IXmppService, try the sample below. Inside the source/binary zip (bottom of this article) you will find a...
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We'll implement a Search feature into the image viewing application we built previously. Ideally, this Search should have been implemented using Filter-Search, but due to some bugs in it, we'll be using Query-Search.
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Most of the information I've read on Google's Android documentation site, as well as other websites, take the approach of messing with XML to build an Android UI. Personally, I don't like this approach; ideally, I would like a...
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n this tutorial we will build a simple RSS reader called "NewsDroid" so that you can get all the headlines without having to hit all your favorite sites in that little browser. The application will open with a list of all of...
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Mapping functionality has become a must-have feature for new mobile devices. With all the new technology advances, mobile devices, especially cell phones, are more than capable of handling complicated mathematical calculations...
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This tutorial will show you how to create options menu (hooks into the MENU button) and context menu (press and hold a component). You can add pictures and text to menu items that get added to both context and options menus.
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This document outlines the capabilities and limitations of the Webkit canvas component in Android called WebView. Webkit is the open source browser engine that’s used in Apple's Safari.
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