May 25, 2012
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Android DDMS: Powerful Debugging Tool for Android App Testing

The Dalvik Debug Monitor Server (DDMS) is one of the most powerful Android debugging tools out there. Find out why.

OpenGL ES for Android Graphics Programming

Build your first OpenGL ES project in Android.

Eclipse Android Tutorial: Working with Libraries

Add the power of libraries to your Android project.

Face Detection with Android APIs

Learn how to use Android face detection APIs to identify faces in bitmap images.

Android vs. Qt: A Mobile Developer's Comparative Review

Android and Qt are productive platforms for developing mobile apps. Is Android the no-brainer choice it seems to be?

The 10 Rookie Mistakes Every Android Developer Should Avoid

If you've resolved to make 2012 the year you jump into Android development, here are some Android n00b pitfalls to avoid.

Getting Started with JUnit on Android

JUnit is a great unit testing platform for Java applications and now it offers special APIs for Android developers. Learn how to get started with JUnit on Android.

Create Flexible Android UIs with Fragments

The Android Fragment API enables developers to create flexible user interfaces for different screen sizes and provide screen workflow alternatives. Learn how to use this API.

10 Must-Have Android Tools for Developers

The Android SDK ships with dozens of tools. These 10 are the most important for Android developers to know.

Oracle Tool Lets Developers Extend Java Apps to Mobile Platforms

New Oracle Application Development Framework Mobile Client enables developers to extend enterprise apps to Java-enabled smartphones.

Android Development 101: Tools Review of Android SDK

Chris Bennett demonstrates the Android development tools provided with the Google Android SDK in this concise video.

Protect Your Android Applications from Software Piracy

With ProGuard support in the Eclipse ADT plugin, Android developers can maintain a level of protection in their Android application code.

RIM Bets on WebWorks for BlackBerry App Development Platform

RIM chooses WebWorks as a common mobile development environment across BlackBerry smartphones and the upcoming PlayBook tablet.

Spring Android: Bringing Spring Components to Your Android Apps

Spring Android helps unify the worlds of enterprise and Android development, offering a simple framework for accessing RESTful resources.

Android Is Closer to Windows Phone 7 Than Developers May Think

The differences between Android and Windows Phone 7 are mostly skin deep, so enterprising Android developers can port their current apps over to Windows Phone 7.

How a Java Developer Can Build a Windows Phone 7 Application

Want more distribution for your Java mobile app? Learn how to translate your Java skills onto the Windows Phone 7 platform.

Building Killer Android Tablet Apps: Design and Development Tips

Android tablets are coming. Luckily, many design principles for writing great Android tablet apps really apply to all device targets.

Using Location-Enabled MIDlets for Mobile Navigation
Learn how to combine the Location API for J2ME and Scalable Vector Graphics to provide navigation for a GPS-enabled mobile device.

The Dos and Don'ts of a Java Position Interview
If you've looked for a Java position or if you are on the other side and are looking to fill a Java position in your company, then here are a few tips that will come in handy.

Introducing a Lightweight UI Toolkit: Shake Your User Interface
Flash Lite developers aren't the only ones who can make animated user interfaces easily; Java ME developers also can benefit with the aid of the Lightweight UI Toolkit. Shake your Forms, baby!

Images, Drawn Graphics, and Event Handling in a MIDlet
Learn how to paint images, draw graphics, and do event handling on a cell phone screen.

Building a Simple BlackBerry Application Interface
Building applications for the BlackBerry involves a few interesting wrinkles. Explore some of these challenges in building a front end for a new BlackBerry unit testing framework.

Android: A Brief Introduction
Discover Android, an open source mobile platform being developed by Google and the Open Handset Alliance.

A Unit Testing Framework for the BlackBerry
What do you do when there's no effective unit testing framework for your programming environment? Why, build your own, of course! Building a simple unit testing framework for the BlackBerry provides some interesting insights into the BlackBerry programming environment.

Introducing a Lightweight UI Toolkit: Bringing Desktop Development into Java ME
Are you a JavaME developer bored of Forms and Lists? Do you want to create mobile apps with user interfaces of the 21st Century? Try to do it with the LWUIT library.

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