Best Android Tutorial Videos ( Part II - 3 Videos )

(1 ) Video Tutorial: Android Application Development - Android Services Example




(2 ) Video: Introduction to Android Flash Development



(3 ) Video Tutorial: Android Application Development - AsyncTask, Preferences, and Options Menu




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Best Android Tutorial Videos ( Part I - 3 Videos )

(1 ) Video Tutorial: Android Application Development - The Android UI



(2 ) Video Tutorial: Android Application Development - Helloworld (anatomy of an Android app)



(3 ) Video: Android UI Development - Tips, Tricks, and Techniques from Google's Anrdroid UI Toolkit Team



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Android User Interface Design

Introduction :

Understanding layouts is important for good Android application design. These tutorials will provide information "how layouts fit into the Android application architecture".

• Android User Interface Design: Layout Basics

• Android User Interface Design: Basic Buttons

• Android User Interface Design: Linear Layouts

• Android UI Fundamentals Challenge: LinearLayout

• Android User Interface Design: Relative Layouts

• Android UI Fundamentals Challenge: RelativeLayout

• Android User Interface Design: Table Layouts

• Android User Interface Design: Frame Layouts

Android development : Touch Calculator

Today Resource :

One of a good article for Android Beginner.

Prize winner in Competition "Android Development Competition"

Original Source - Read Full Article :
Introduction to Android development : TouchCalculator

Article's Autor : Ali Özgür

Source Code : Click To Download

1. Immediate user input and the result of the buffer will be displayed
2. Memory buffer value will be displayed in this area
3. Memory buffer operation buttons
4. Other operation buttons
5. Calculate button
6. Arithmetic operation buttons
7. Numeric keypad buttons
8. Immediate input and buffer clear buttons

Final Result :

Android User Interface Guide Useful Links

Introduction

Here is the resources for beginner android developer . And this resources are useful for User Interface Disign for Android.


(1) Understanding User Interface in Android - Part 1: Layouts


(2) Understanding User Interface in Android - Part 2: Views


(3) Understanding User Interface in Android - Part 3: More Views


(4) Understanding User Interface in Android - Part 4: Even More Views


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Ericsson Android Application Awards 2011

Ericsson Application Awards 2011

An opportunity for developers to gain exposure within the telecom world, a chance to reach out to customers via Ericsson distribution channels and a chance to win €15,000 in prize money.

Who can join the competition

The competition is global and open to both students and small/medium sized enterprises (mployees). There are two categories: one for students and one for companies. For more details see Rules and Terms & Conditions.

Requirements
Develop an application based on the Android platform (Web or Native) that addresses the theme “Connected Things” and makes use of at least one Ericsson Labs API or make use of the Mobile broadband module devloper kit.

Prizes
The awards for each category (Students and Companies) are as follows:
1st place: €15 000 and phones from Sony Ericsson.

2nd place: €10 000 and phones from Sony Ericsson
3rd place: €5 000
4th and 5th place: Honorary Diplomas

The prize money will be shared equally among the registered team members. The winning teams will be contacted to ensure payment of prize. Winners will be announced at www.ericssonapplicationawards.com

Deadlines 2010/2011
November 15 – Stage 1, Best Team presentation and slogan
December 10 – Stage 2, Most promising business opportunity
January 24 – Stage 3, Most innovative solution proposal
February 28 – Last date for Team registration and submission of Demo-video
March 31 – Last date for submission of application
April 14 – Announcing Student and Company category semi-finalists (top 5)
April 14 – Start of evaluation process & Beta-test
May 28 – Announce finalist teams (top 2)

The winning team of each stage (Stage 1-3) will be awarded with mobile phones. Details about the Stages will be posted here.

The 1st and 2nd place winners from each category will be aw

arded at the Ericsson Application Awards ceremony in June 2011

Evaluation Process
The top 5 entries from each category will evaluated both by a jury (panel of experts) and by end-users globally. End-users globally will review the submitted demo-videos and evaluate the submitted applications.

Evaluation criteria
The submitted applications will be evaluated according to the following criteria:
- Application based on at least one Ericsson Labs API or Mobile Broadband Developer Kit
- Addresses the theme “Connected Things”
- Working application prototype

- Innovative solution
- Business potential

Getting Started:

Step1 – Your idea and Team setup

Gather your friends and create a group of 2-4 persons.
Start brainstorming and create an idea that addresses the theme “Connected Things”.

Step 2 – Register

Create an Ericsson Developer Account and add user credentials by

clicking Register. Each team member must create their own user account.

Step 3 – Log in to your user account

Click on “My account” and check your Ericsson Developer Account credentials

Step 4 – Team Registration (Team Signup)

The team manager enters details about the team and the idea.

Click Team Signup and fill in the form:

- Team name
- Add team members
- Team contact person (Team manager)
- Details about your company or your university
- Brief description of your team and idea

Click Save!

Note! They will process your Team Signup manually after your submission. Your Team will be available for the team members after approval.

Step 5 – Code and have fun!

Registered Teams can compete for the competition stages!

More details about the competition stages (Stage 1-3) will be posted on www.ericssonapplicationawards.com.

Competition Stages:

Stages

The stage competitions is an optional part of the Ericsson Application Awards 2011. The benefits of participating in the stages are extra visibility and the chance to win bonus awards.

A team can choose to participate in one or several of the stage competitions below.

Stage 1, Best Team Presentation

- Submit video ( Less Than 2 Minutes ) before November 15 , 2010

- Video shall include a short Team Presentation and a Team Slogan
Requirements: Registered Team (Team Signup)

Stage 2: Business Opportunity
- Submit a powerpoint presentation (3-4 slides) before December 10
- A presentation describing your idea and business opportunity

Requirements: Registered Team (Team Signup)

Stage 3: User Scenario

- Submit video ( Less than 3 minutes ) before January 24, 2011

Evaluation Crietia :

- Address “Connected Things”
- Use of Ericsson Labs API or Ericsson mobile broadband module
- How your idea benefit people, business and society

Best luck my friends.

For more details :

Original Source : Ericsson Android Application Awards 2011 Website