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Title Page Copyright © 2014 by PawPrints Learning Technologies Introduction Chapter 1: Hello Android Programming!
What is Android? Obtaining The Required Tools Creating an Android Virtual Device (AVD) Creating Your First Android Application Anatomy of an Android Application
Chapter 2: Activities, Fragments and Intents
Understanding Activities The Intent Object Fragments Displaying Notifications
Chapter 3: Understanding the Android User Interface
Understanding the Components of a Screen Adapting to Display Orientation Managing Changes to Screen Orientation Utilizing The Action Bar Creating a User Interface Programmatically Listening For UI Notifications
Chapter 4: Creating Your User Interface With Views
Using Basic Views Using Picker Views Using List Views to Display Long Lists Understanding Specialized Fragments
Chapter 5: Displaying Pictures and Menus with Views
Using Image Views to Display Pictures Using Menus With Views Some Additional Views
Chapter 6: Keeping Data Persistent
Saving and Loading User Preferences Persisting Data to Files Creating and Using Databases
Chapter 7: Content Providers
Sharing Data in Android Using a Content Provider Creating Your Own Content Providers Using The Content Provider
Chapter 8: SMS and Email Messaging
SMS Messaging Sending Email
Chapter 9: Location-Based Services
Displaying Maps Getting Location Data Monitoring a Location Project – Building a Location Tracker
Chapter 10: Networking
Consuming Web Services Using HTTP Consuming JSON Web Services Socket Programming
Chapter 11: Developing Android Services
Creating Your Own Services Establishing Communication Between a Service and an Activity Binding Activities to Services Understanding Threading
Chapter 12: Publishing Android Applications
Preparing for Publishing Deploying APK Files
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