The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook

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The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook
By:"B.M. Harwani"
Published on 2013-05-16 by Addison-Wesley

The Android Tablet Developer’s Cookbook helps experienced Android developers leverage new Android 4.2.2 features to build compelling applications that take full advantage of tablets’ bigger screens, dual-core processors, and larger, faster memory. Tightly focused on Android 4.2.2’s tablet-related capabilities, it presents an unparalleled library of easy-to-reuse code for solving real-world problems. Everything’s organized in modular, standalone sections to help you quickly find what you’re looking for, even when you need to use multiple classes together. Throughout, B.M. Harwani clearly explains how Android tablet apps are unique, how to leverage Android skills and libraries you’ve already mastered, and how to efficiently integrate tablet APIs and features. From media to NFC, porting phone apps to integrating analytics, this book will help you do it fast and do it right. Coverage includes Providing user control via the system clipboard, notifications, and pending intents Supporting drag and drop for both text and images Displaying navigation and core app functionality via the ActionBar Using widgets to present calendars, number pickers, image stacks, and options lists Delivering powerful graphics via animation and hardware accelerated 2D Recording audio, video, and images Responding to sensors Pairing tablets to other Bluetooth-enabled Android devices or PCs Using Wi-Fi Direct to share media Creating custom home screen widgets Making the most of threads and the AsyncTask class Exchanging data via JSON Displaying and browsing Web content via the WebView widget Creating fragments dynamically at runtime and implementing communication between fragments Porting apps from smartphones to tablets and building new apps for both Supporting older versions of the Android SDK Sharing data and messages via NFC with Android Beam Integrating app analytics and tracking Turn to The Android Tablet Developer’s Cookbook for proven, expert answers--and the code you need to implement them. It’s all you need to jump-start any project and quickly create compelling Android tablet apps that sell!

This Book was ranked 14 by Google Books for keyword android developer.

Android Tablet Application Development For Dummies

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Android Tablet Application Development For Dummies
By:"Donn Felker"
Published on 2011-12-06 by John Wiley & Sons

Offers instructions on creating applications for Android tablets, covering such topics as coding, handling user input, data storage, and updating the Android status bar.

This Book was ranked 6 by Google Books for keyword android tablets.

Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming

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Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming
By:"Jeremy Kerfs"
Published on 2012-01-13 by Apress

Android games programmers now have the power to write games for Android tablets. Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming explains how to enhance your Android games using the new tablet interface and the additional screen estate. You'll learn how to bring your programming skills up to date and into a world where touch screens, games physics, and artificial intelligence come together in new and surprising ways. Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming shows how to quickly and easily set up an Android development environment—in no time at all, you'll be programming away. You'll begin with some simple games using sprites and choreographed movement. Next, you'll learn how to handle user input in the modern age of touch screens and motion. Along the way, you'll discover how to use that extra screen space on a tablet to provide more relaxed and more interesting user interactions in your games. You'll learn how to use sound and music, for instance, to make your application menus more user-friendly. The Android operating system has recently acquired multicore functionality to meet the demands of multicore devices now entering the tablet market. With Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming, you'll discover how to harness that new power with your games programming through more process-demanding and fun techniques, including physics modeling, rich game world representation, artificial intelligence, and multiplayer interactions. Throughout each chapter of Beginning Android Tablet Games Programming, you'll find code that you can add or adapt to your own games to create the components you want. You can also work up to wrapping everything together into a complete Mario-type example game. Finally, when you have your first games ready, learn how developers have released their games and made a profit. You'll find tips on how to present your games in the Android and other application markets, and a solid approach to games marketing and monetization.

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The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook

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The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook
By:"B. M. Harwani"
Published on 2013 by Pearson Education

The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook helps experienced Android developers leverage new Android 4.2.2 features to build compelling applications that take full advantage of tablets' bigger screens, dual-core processors, and larger, faster memory. Tightly focused on Android 4.2.2's tablet-related capabilities, it presents an unparalleled library of easy-to-reuse code for solving real-world problems. Everything's organized in modular, standalone sections to help you quickly find what you're looking for, even when you need to use multiple classes together. Throughout, B.M. Harwani clearly explains how Android tablet apps are unique, how to leverage Android skills and libraries you've already mastered, and how to efficiently integrate tablet APIs and features. From media to NFC, porting phone apps to integrating analytics, this book will help you do it fast and do it right. Coverage includes Providing user control via the system clipboard, notifications, and pending intents Supporting drag and drop for both text and images Displaying navigation and core app functionality via the ActionBar Using widgets to present calendars, number pickers, image stacks, and options lists Delivering powerful graphics via animation and hardware accelerated 2D Recording audio, video, and images Responding to sensors Pairing tablets to other Bluetooth-enabled Android devices or PCs Using Wi-Fi Direct to share media Creating custom home screen widgets Making the most of threads and the AsyncTask class Exchanging data via JSON Displaying and browsing Web content via the WebView widget Creating fragments dynamically at runtime and implementing communication between fragments Porting apps from smartphones to tablets and building new apps for both Supporting older versions of the Android SDK Sharing data and messages via NFC with Android Beam Integrating app analytics and tracking Turn to The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook for proven, expert answers--and the code you need to implement them. It's all you need to jump-start any project and quickly create compelling Android tablet apps that sell!

This Book was ranked 17 by Google Books for keyword android tablets.

My Android Tablet

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My Android Tablet
By:"Craig James Johnston"
Published on 2015-01-31 by Que Publishing

Full-color, step-by-step tasks walk you through getting and keeping your Android tablet working just the way you want. Learn how to • Take advantage of the new Android 5.0 “Lollipop” features • Quickly set up your Android tablet and Google account • Manage all your email accounts, from Gmail to corporate email • Browse the Web safely and efficiently with new versions of Google Chrome • Connect and transfer content over Wi-Fi, USB, or Bluetooth • Search, watch, and upload YouTube videos • Store your music in the cloud so you can access it anywhere • Create incredible images with Panorama and Photo Spheres • Use your built-in camera to record videos • Organize and track all your meetings, tasks, events, and contacts • Stay completely up-to-date with Google Now • Get turn-by-turn navigation help wherever you go • Find and install great new apps on Google Play • Buy products and send money with Google Wallet • Transform your tablet into a world-class e-book reader • Fix lockups and memory shortages, and keep your tablet up-to-date • Master Android tips and time-savers for improving your daily life

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Tablet PC’s - Android vs. iOS

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Tablet PC’s - Android vs. iOS
By:"Christian Ortig"
Published on 2011-05-03 by GRIN Verlag

Studienarbeit aus dem Jahr 2011 im Fachbereich Sozialwissenschaften allgemein, Note: sehr gut, Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, Sprache: Deutsch, Abstract: Seit Jahren versuchen verschiedenste Hersteller den Tablet-PC auf dem Markt zu etablieren, jedoch erst mit dem Erfolg von Apples iPad sieht es aus, als könnte dieser sein Dasein als Nischenprodukt, vornehmlich als Gerät für Businesskunden bzw. die Industrie, beenden. Nebst dem eben erwähnten iPad drängen seit kurzer Zeit auch vergleichbare Tablets auf Androidbasis auf den Markt. In dieser Arbeit sollen die beiden Plattformen iPad und Android-Tablets aus der Perspektive der Entwickler von mobilen Applikationen betrachtet werden. Die Akzeptanz eines Systems und somit dessen Markterfolg wird maßgeblich, nebst dem Bedienkomfort, vom wahrgenommenen Nutzen bestimmt. Dieser wird vor allem durch die Anzahl und Qualität der verfügbaren Applikationen bestimmt, womit die Third-Party-Entwickler maßgeblich zum Erfolg oder Scheitern beitragen können

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My Android Tablet

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My Android Tablet
By:"Craig James Johnston"
Published on 2015-01-31 by Que Publishing

Full-color, step-by-step tasks walk you through getting and keeping your Android tablet working just the way you want. Learn how to • Take advantage of the new Android 5.0 “Lollipop” features • Quickly set up your Android tablet and Google account • Manage all your email accounts, from Gmail to corporate email • Browse the Web safely and efficiently with new versions of Google Chrome • Connect and transfer content over Wi-Fi, USB, or Bluetooth • Search, watch, and upload YouTube videos • Store your music in the cloud so you can access it anywhere • Create incredible images with Panorama and Photo Spheres • Use your built-in camera to record videos • Organize and track all your meetings, tasks, events, and contacts • Stay completely up-to-date with Google Now • Get turn-by-turn navigation help wherever you go • Find and install great new apps on Google Play • Buy products and send money with Google Wallet • Transform your tablet into a world-class e-book reader • Fix lockups and memory shortages, and keep your tablet up-to-date • Master Android tips and time-savers for improving your daily life

This Book was ranked 27 by Google Books for keyword android tv.

The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook

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The Android Tablet Developer's Cookbook
By:"B.M. Harwani"
Published on 2013-05-16 by Addison-Wesley

The Android Tablet Developer’s Cookbook helps experienced Android developers leverage new Android 4.2.2 features to build compelling applications that take full advantage of tablets’ bigger screens, dual-core processors, and larger, faster memory. Tightly focused on Android 4.2.2’s tablet-related capabilities, it presents an unparalleled library of easy-to-reuse code for solving real-world problems. Everything’s organized in modular, standalone sections to help you quickly find what you’re looking for, even when you need to use multiple classes together. Throughout, B.M. Harwani clearly explains how Android tablet apps are unique, how to leverage Android skills and libraries you’ve already mastered, and how to efficiently integrate tablet APIs and features. From media to NFC, porting phone apps to integrating analytics, this book will help you do it fast and do it right. Coverage includes Providing user control via the system clipboard, notifications, and pending intents Supporting drag and drop for both text and images Displaying navigation and core app functionality via the ActionBar Using widgets to present calendars, number pickers, image stacks, and options lists Delivering powerful graphics via animation and hardware accelerated 2D Recording audio, video, and images Responding to sensors Pairing tablets to other Bluetooth-enabled Android devices or PCs Using Wi-Fi Direct to share media Creating custom home screen widgets Making the most of threads and the AsyncTask class Exchanging data via JSON Displaying and browsing Web content via the WebView widget Creating fragments dynamically at runtime and implementing communication between fragments Porting apps from smartphones to tablets and building new apps for both Supporting older versions of the Android SDK Sharing data and messages via NFC with Android Beam Integrating app analytics and tracking Turn to The Android Tablet Developer’s Cookbook for proven, expert answers--and the code you need to implement them. It’s all you need to jump-start any project and quickly create compelling Android tablet apps that sell!

This Book was ranked 16 by Google Books for keyword android tutorial.

Android Tablet Application Development For Dummies

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Android Tablet Application Development For Dummies
By:"Donn Felker"
Published on 2011-12-06 by John Wiley & Sons

Offers instructions on creating applications for Android tablets, covering such topics as coding, handling user input, data storage, and updating the Android status bar.

This Book was ranked 13 by Google Books for keyword android developer.

Arduino + Android Projects for the Evil Genius: Control Arduino with Your Smartphone or Tablet

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Arduino + Android Projects for the Evil Genius: Control Arduino with Your Smartphone or Tablet
By:"Simon Monk"
Published on 2011-12-12 by McGraw Hill Professional

TEAM ARDUINO UP WITH ANDROID FOR SOME MISCHIEVOUS FUN! Filled with practical, do-it-yourself gadgets, Arduino + Android Projects for the Evil Genius shows you how to create Arduino devices and control them with Android smartphones and tablets. Easy-to-find equipment and components are used for all the projects in the book. This wickedly inventive guide covers the Android Open Application Development Kit (ADK) and USB interface and explains how to use them with the basic Arduino platform. Methods of communication between Android and Arduino that don't require the ADK--including sound, Bluetooth, and WiFi/Ethernet are also discussed. An Arduino ADK programming tutorial helps you get started right away. Arduino + Android Projects for the Evil Genius: Contains step-by-step instructions and helpful illustrations Provides tips for customizing the projects Covers the underlying principles behind the projects Removes the frustration factor--all required parts are listed Provides all source code on the book's website Build these and other devious devices: Bluetooth robot Android Geiger counter Android-controlled light show TV remote Temperature logger Ultrasonic range finder Home automation controller Remote power and lighting control Smart thermostat RFID door lock Signaling flags Delay timer

This Book was ranked 18 by Google Books for keyword android tablets.

Programming Business Applications for the Android Tablet

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Programming Business Applications for the Android Tablet
By:"James C. Sheusi"
Published on 2014 by Cengage Learning

Not only have tablet computing devices captured a wide swath of the consumer electronics market, they are finding a warm welcome in many businesses, where portability, connectivity, and usability are key assets. As the Android tablet’s presence expands, b

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Turn Your Android Phone or Tablet into a Multimedia Hub

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Turn Your Android Phone or Tablet into a Multimedia Hub
By:"Fiona Gatt"
Published on 2011-08-15 by MetaPlume Corporation

This Book was ranked 18 by Google Books for keyword android phones.

Turn Your Android Phone or Tablet into a Multimedia Hub

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Turn Your Android Phone or Tablet into a Multimedia Hub
By:"Fiona Gatt"
Published on 2011-08-15 by MetaPlume Corporation

This Book was ranked 31 by Google Books for keyword android tablets.

Beginning Android Tablet Programming

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Beginning Android Tablet Programming
By:"Robbie Matthews"
Published on 2012-02-01 by Apress

Beginning Android Tablet Programming starts off by showing how to get your system ready for Android tablet programming. You won't need any previous Android experience, because you'll learn all about the basic structure of an Android program and how the Android operating system works—and then you'll learn how to write your first Android tablet application from scratch! Beginning Android Tablet Programming then equips you to build a set of interesting and fully-working Android tablet applications. These projects will give you the inspiration and insights to build your own Android programs in the future. You'll be introduced to 2D programming, and you'll see what you can do with a touch screen interface and the Honeycomb SDK. Of course, 3D programming is even more alluring for many programmers. If that includes you, you'll learn about how Honeycomb has changed the game for Android graphics programming, and get your first taste of 3D programming on an Android tablet. Lights, camera, action! You'll learn along the way how Android Honeycomb gives you access, through your programming, to all those interesting sensors that tablet computers are equipped with today—beyond the touch screen itself. You'll learn, for example, how you to use a tablet GPS sensor to locate your car! You'll also discover how you can access files on your tablet—or on the web—through programming, and then build on that insight to create your own file browser application. This Android project contains many useful coding techniques appropriate for many situations you might encounter in your future programming Android tablet applications; you'll be glad to have them under your belt. So do you want to write programs that can receive and send reminder messages via SMS? Do you want to write your first 2D or 3D game on Android? Perhaps you'd like to write an application that sorts out all your contacts for you! Beginning Android Tablet Programming introduces you to Android tablet programming, and shows how you can program your Android tablet from scratch to do what you want!

This Book was ranked 9 by Google Books for keyword android tablets.