Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts

Sunday, December 4, 2011

YouWave for Android

Posted by  on November 13, 2011

YouWave for Android

Runs Android apps and app stores on your PC, no phone required
Download thousands of apps online via app stores within youwave
High performance – The fastest way to run Android on pc
Easy to use – Easy to install. Easy to import and run apps

Minimum System Requirements

Intel Pentium 1.6GHz CPU, 1GB DRAM, 500MB disk space,
Windows XP, Vista or Windows 7 32/64 bit
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Sunday, November 6, 2011

Video2brain: Android 2 (2011)

Posted by  on October 30, 2011

Video2brain: Android 2 (2011) | 2.5 Gb
Video2brain: Android 2 – Application Development on the Android platform. You would like to go into the ground by native Android development? Constantin Ehrenstein provides simple, easy to follow code examples, the blocks you need to create applications with Android 2.3 and take advantage of the special events of a mobile platform.
This gain particularly the discussion of backgrounds and correlations special added value for experienced Java developer or migrating from ActionScript and other programming languages.
Category: Video Training
Release date February 2011
Manufacturer: video2brain
Language: German
Running time: 9 hours
Format: .iso
File Size: 2.5 Gb
Since then, the iPhone is on the market, is a lively break and a new orientation in the mobile phone market. One drawback for many developers in relation to the iPhone environment is the restrictive unity. Therefore see this right here the advantage, because unlike Apple’s Android platform offers an open approach for creating and publishing applications. This training enables you to turn your Android applications and make them available in the Android Market to eventually make money with it.
From the contents:
Basics of Android development – In this chapter you will find everything you need to get started with the Android development. This includes the development environment IDE, Integrated Development Environment as well as emulators can to simulate mobile devices as realistically as possible or efficient debugging.
Android UI concepts in detail – The concepts and components of the Android UI in practical ueberblick, that’s what this extensive chapter. Constantin Ehrenstein explains Activities, the visible components of an Android application, intent as the “glue” between the components of an Android application, turns to the resources, commented, layouts, views and widgets as components of the surface of each Android application shows how to offer menus with options, draws attention to the possibilities to offer, the dialog box, toast and notifications, and responds to diversity and multilingualism.
Data access and viewing – Almost every application collects data in the course of their use, which have to be stored. This chapter is devoted to storing and accessing such data.
Activities in the background – even if labeled “Activity” at Android a UI component in the foreground is called, does not mean that nothing happens in the background. On the contrary, services and for example Broadcasts potter diligently behind the scenes.
Android and the outside world – an Android device is connected to the outside world and can therefore interact via SMS or through the Web about – or even their own specific data (eg spatial) regarding contact with the outside world.
Multimedia – Multimedia is also data of various kinds can be reproduced by a Android device. The films in this section give more details.
Hardware use – The user interacts with the hardware of an Android device in several ways. This chapter is dedicated to this interaction and its evaluation.
Other topics – the videos in the final chapters present various complementary topics like threads to Android development, applications, publish in the Market and much more.
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Developing Android Applications with Java

Posted by dlallyouneed on October 31, 2011

Developing Android Applications with Java, Part 1 & 2
English | H264 105kbps | 1280×800 9.4fps | MP3 48kbps 2.72 GB
Genre: Video Training
1 – What is Android? 19 minutes
2 – Eclipse and SDK setup and build a Red Flashlight app 38 minutes
3 – Add a button to a Green Flashlight 21 minutes
4 – Add the Green Flashlight 18 minutes
Week 1: Build a Task Manager App
1 – Layout and Build a Task Manager App 4 minutes
2 – Displaying a list of tasks 40 minutes
3 – Sharing Data Across the Task Manager App 12 minutes
4 – Create the Add Task View 22 minutes
5 – Implement Safe Canceling 21 minutes
6 – Homework and Q&A 13 minutes
Week 2: Create a Task List
1 – Creating a List of Tasks 3 minutes
2 – A Better List View 22 minutes
3 – Showing the Tasks 58 minutes
4 – Completing Tasks 7 minutes
5 – Removing Completed Tasks 7 minutes
6 – Wrap up, Homework and Q&A 17 minutes
Week 3: Add Persistence
1 – Adding Persistence to our Task Manager using SQLite 7 minutes
2 – Loading tasks from the database 48 minutes
3 – Adding new tasks to the database 22 minutes
4 – Completing a task 9 minutes
5 – Deleting tasks 10 minutes
6 – Wrap up, Homework and Q&A 19 minutes
Week 4: Add Location and Maps
1 – Adding Location and Maps to our Task Manager 6 minutes
2 – Adding a Location to a Task 27 minutes
3 – Displaying a Map View 29 minutes
4 – Searching for an Address and Map Overlays 28 minutes
5 – Returning the Address to AddTaskActivity 7 minutes
6 – Wrap up, Homework and Q&A 17 minutes
Week 5: Add Location Awareness
1 – Adding Location Awareness to our Task Manager 4 minutes
2 – Saving the Address on a Task 23 minutes
3 – Displaying the Location of the Task 15 minutes
4 – Adding the Device’s Current Location to the Map 16 minutes
5 – Displaying the Current Location on the Task List 24 minutes
6 – Filtering the Tasks by Location 16 minutes
7 – Wrap Up, Homework and Q&A 16 minutes

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