And The Android Police Book Giveaway #1 Winner Is… Scratch That, Let’s Pick 3 Winners Instead
About 2 weeks ago, Android Police in collaboration with O’Reilly Media announced a series of developer centric book giveaways. The prize of round 1 was the excellent Learning Android , to be given out to one lucky reader, as selected by the joint AP/O’Reilly panel.
Android: Building a Mobile Platform to Change the Industry
November 28, 2007 lecture by Richard Miner for the Stanford University Computer Systems Colloquium (EE 380). This talk provides technical and commercial background on Android, a new mobile platform that Google and a large set of partners (known as the open handset alliance) have recently announced. EE 380 | Computer Systems Colloquium: www.stanford.edu Stanford Computer [...]
Libgdx, Andengine & Rokon Micro-Benchmarks
Nicolas send me a his benchmark suite for libgdx, AndEngine and Rokon.
Android App Wi-Fi Keep Alive updated to 1.4.0
Blog | Tech Blog | Secure Coding | Twitter | RSS Feed | Get Email Updates Pushed out a new update to my Android App Wi-Fi Keep Alive today.
Android App Wi-Fi Keep Alive updated to 1.4.1
Blog | Tech Blog | Secure Coding | Twitter | RSS Feed | Get Email Updates Update: Made a minor update for a small bug that can make wi-fi keep reconnecting in quick succession. Pushed out a new update to my Android App Wi-Fi Keep Alive today
Home VM Servers and Android WiFi Development – Hak5
The Hack Across America series concludes after 6 weeks and the first order of business at the new place in the San Francisco bay area is to build an inexpensive home server to host virtual machines. Then Shannon has a Windows power tools two-fer and Jason joins us for some Android application development — can [...]
How to use Multi-touch in Android 2: Part 5, Implementing the Drag Gesture
This will probably get lost in all of today’s iPad coverage, but it’s time for another entry in the Android multi-touch series . In this part we fill in the touch event code to let us drag an image around on the screen. Next week we’ll tie everything together by implementing the multi-touch pinch zoom gesture
How to use Multi-touch in Android 2: Part 4, Setting up for Image Transformation
Today’s entry in the Android multi-touch series is a short one. In it, we set up the matrices that will be used later for moving and resizing the image. All source code can be downloaded from the web site for Hello, Android! (3rd edition) .
How to use Multi-touch in Android 2: Part 3, Understanding touch events
In this installment of the Android multi-touch series , we try to understand touch events by writing some sample code that dumps them out and then examining the results.
How to use Multi-touch in Android 2: Part 2
In part 2 of the Android multi-touch series , we start building the sample program introduced in part 1 . Excerpted with permission from from “Hello, Android! (3rd edition)” .