If you have an Android powered device, then you will already have experienced different types of notifications. They’re good for telling users about errors, warnings or informing them of completed tasks and it’s best to place them in a type of notification, such as an alert dialog, which allows you to communicate with users “outside” of user interfaces.
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This Quick Tip will show you how to programmatically launch in to the Google Maps application. You will learn to load Maps with a precise position, a location name, and with a search query. As a bonus tip, you’ll see how to load a Street View at a particular location, with the “camera” aimed the direction you want.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to use Eclipse to create an Android JUnit Test Project, create automated unit tests and run them under a variety of conditions.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to create and use alternative resource files with an Android application called One Minute Phrasebook. This application displays certain text and graphics based upon the Android system language/locale setting.
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