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ABOUT THE TECHNICAL EDITOR DAN ULERY is a software engineer with experience in .NET, Java, and PHP development, as well as in deployment engineering. He graduated from the University of Idaho with a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science and a minor in mathematics.
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Page 19 and 20: CONTENTS INTRODUCTION xxxvii CHAPTE
Page 21 and 22: CONTENTS The Dalvik Debug Monitor S
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Page 25 and 26: CONTENTS Creating a Standard Prefer
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2Getting Started WHAT’S IN THIS C
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Developing for Android x 21 To get
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Developing for Android x 23 When yo
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Developing for Android x 25 FIGURE
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Developing for Android x 27 Updatin
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Developing for Android x 33 Running
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Developing for Android x 35 android
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Developing for Android x 37 It’s
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Developing for Mobile and Embedded
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Android Development Tools x 47 You
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3Creating Applications and Activiti
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Using the Manifest Editor x 63 You
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Externalizing Resources x 65 By ext
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Externalizing Resources x 67 String
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Externalizing Resources x 71 The fo
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Introducing the Android Application
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A Closer Look at Android Activities
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Introducing Intents x 167 You can c
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Using the Download Manager x 211 It
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Using Internet Services x 217 reaso
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Creating a Standard Preference Acti
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Persisting the Application Instance
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Including Static Files as Resources
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Working with the File System x 247
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9Working in the Background WHAT’S
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Using Background Threads x 345 Prio
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Using Alarms x 351 // Method which
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Using Alarms x 353 long timeOrLengt
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Using Alarms x 355 One of the most
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Introducing the Action Bar x 369 To
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13 Maps, Geocoding, and Location-Ba
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