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Lets get inside the overview of Android

Android is a software stack for portable devices such as mobiles and tablets. The Android operating system is based on modified Linux kernel. The Android developer community extends the functionality of the devices beyond the stock applications. Currently more than hundred thousand Android apps are available in the Google Play Store. Coding for these applications is mainly done in Java using Google-developed Java libraries. The Android platform is coded in C for its core, C++ for third party libraries, and Java for the user interface. Most of the coding is stable under the Apache license as free and open source software. The recent stable release for the Android operating system is an Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, for Smartphones and Tablets. It supports ARM, MIPS, and Power and x86 platforms. Android's open source stack runs on a Java-based, object oriented application framework. It can be operate on the Java core libraries running on the Dalvik Virtual Machine (VM). Prior to ...

Installing Software - How to Android Development Guide

Stay Hungry, Stay Foolish! Now, that we know ' Why ' one should choose Android for application development? It would be apt now to get in the process of developing Android application. We are the right place for you to get started with the Android application development. This post will help you install Android Software Development Kit (SDK) within the Eclipse Integrated Development Environment (IDE) on Windows Operating System. For, all my friends who belong to non technical background may find the terms mentioned above as 'j argon '.  Thus, to make development process easy and self learning I have included a jargon buster segment  at the end of the post. So, do remember to check that out before posting your query in the comment section below. To start with, we would require to first download all the software required for Android application development.  And to make, the process less cumber some and easy to understand I have included videos which...

Introduction - How to Android Development Guide

Android apps development is very awesome & entertaining. It gives us lots of benefits as a programmer of Android apps. Do you want build an Android app and showcase it on the Android marketplace ( i.e Google Play)? Then, this the right place for you to get started with the Android application development. This post has it say's is a brief introduction about Android and how one could benefit from  being an Android developer. We, would be discussing about coding and related in the coming posts. So, stay tuned and subscribe us to stay updated with latest in Google technology. As, we all know Android has been the most popular Mobile Operating System worldwide. With, total market share estimated to be 58.8 % of the total Mobile Operating System market. The reason for such popularity of Android as it is an Open Source Operating System it is easily available. And,  the fact that it is Open Source there is a huge base of developer community to help you with a ...

Get The Chrome Beta For Android 4.0 - Ice Cream Sandwich

Google Chrome team has already launched Chrome for Android Beta in February & this time we are here with a good news for you. It’s great to hear how so many of you love having the Chrome experience on your Android 4.0 phone or tablet. As consider he speed and simplicity factor of Chrome, now  experience  the same on your Android phone and tablet. Go through the detailed info at below. You can browse very much faster on your Android smartphone or tablet, and bring your personalized Chrome experience with you anywhere you go. Chrome for Android is available, initially in Beta version.Chrome for Android Beta is available on phones and tablets & it is compatible with Android 4.0 - Ice Cream Sandwich.  You can now request the desktop version of a website, in case you would rather not view the mobile version. You can now add bookmarks as shortcuts on your home screen, so you can get to your favorite sites faster. Choose your favorite apps to handle...

Chrome To Phone: Transfer Data From Chrome To Android Device.

Google Chrome to Phone Extension enables you to send links and other information from Chrome to your Android device. This extension adds a button to Chrome that lets you seamlessly pushes links, maps, and currently selected text and phone numbers to your Android device. You will need to install the Chrome browser extension on your computer.You also need to install the Chrome to Phone Android application on your phone. The application can be downloaded from Android Market Place. It requires a mobile phone running Android 2.2 ("Froyo") or later. Through this application, you can easily send links, maps, phone numbers, & more from your Chrome browser to your Android device. Google Chrome to Phone lets you easily share links, maps, and currently selected phone numbers and text between your computer running Chrome and your phone. Download & install Chrome to Phone application on your Android smartphone.  

ChromeMarks Lite: Access Chrome Bookmarks From Android Device

ChromeMarks Lite is an Android application which allows you to access your Chrome bookmarks from your Android device. This is the only application on Android platform which gives you a native access to all your Google Chrome Bookmarks. You can sync your Bookmarks and Folders to this application then keep it with your Chrome browser. Through this application, users can easily communicate with Google, the exact same way as Chrome. For this, no additional software such as Chrome extensions or any third parties such as Google Apps and no access to Google Docs required. This application authenticates using your phone's credentials, so it is guaranteed secure by Google & it can only access your Chrome bookmarks. Users can fully create, edit and delete ability on any and all Chrome Bookmarks and Folders. Changes made on users phone are instantly visible in their desktop Chrome Browser. You can easily "Share" bookmarks for your browser directly to Chrome. Automatic sy...