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Index
Title Page Copyright Page Dedication Page Contents Acknowledgments About the Authors Introduction I: Advanced Android Application Design Principles
1. Threading and Asynchronous Processing 2. Working with Services 3. Leveraging SQLite Application Databases 4. Building Android Content Providers 5. Broadcasting and Receiving Intents 6. Working with Notifications
II: Advanced Android User Interface Design Principles
7. Designing Powerful User Interfaces 8. Handling Advanced User Input 9. Designing Accessible Applications 10. Best Practices for Tablet and Google TV Development
III: Leveraging Common Android APIs
11. Using Android Networking APIs 12. Using Android Web APIs 13. Using Location-Based Services APIs 14. Using Android Multimedia APIs 15. Using Android Telephony APIs 16. Accessing Android’s Hardware Sensors 17. Using Android’s Optional Hardware APIs
IV: Drawing, Animations, and Graphics Programming with Android
18. Developing Android 2D Graphics Applications 19. Working with Animation 20. Developing Android 3D Graphics Applications 21. Using the Android NDK
V: Maximizing Android’s Unique Features
22. Extending Android Application Reach 23. Enabling Application Search 24. Working with Cloud to Device Messaging 25. Managing User Accounts and Synchronizing User Data
VI: Advanced Topics in Application Publication and Distribution
26. Internationalizing Your Applications 27. An Overview of Third-Party In-App Billing APIs for Android 28. Enabling Application Statistics with Google Analytics 29. Protecting Applications from Software Piracy
VII: Appendices
A. The Android Debug Bridge Quick-Start Guide B. The SQLite Quick-Start Guide
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