1. Android

2. What is Android ?
 A software platform and operating system for mobile
devices.
 Based on the Linux kernel.
 Developed by Google and later the Open Handset Alliance.
(OHA)
 Allows writing managed code in the Java language.
 Possibility to write applications in other languages and
compiling it to ARM native code. (support of Google? No)
 Unveiling of the Android platform was announced on 5
November 2007 with the founding of OHA.

3. History :
 Android, Inc. was founded in Palo Alto, California, United
States in October, 2003.
 Google acquired Android Inc. in August, 2005, making
Android Inc. a wholly owned subsidiary of Google Inc.
 At Google, the team led by Rubin developed a mobile device
platform powered by the Linux kernel.
 Google marketed the platform to handset makers and carriers
on the premise of providing a flexible, upgradable system.

4. Versions :
 2.0/2.1 (Eclair), which
revamped the user
interface and
introduced HTML5
and Exchange
ActiveSync 2.5
support.
 2.2 (Froyo), which
introduced speed
improvements with JIT
optimization and the
Chrome V8 JavaScript
engine, and added Wi-
Fi hotspot tethering
and Adobe Flash

5. Versions :
 2.3 (Gingerbread), which
refined the user
interface, improved the soft
keyboard and copy/paste
features, and added support for
Near Field Communication.
 3.0 (Honeycomb), a tablet-
oriented release which supports
larger screen devices and
introduces many new user
interface features, and supports
multicore processors and
hardware acceleration for
graphics. The Honeycomb SDK
has been released and the first
device featuring this version, the
Motorola Xoom tablet, went on
sale in February 2011.

6. Versions :
The upcoming version of Android is:
 Ice Cream Sandwich, a combination of
Gingerbread and Honeycomb into a "cohesive
whole," with a possible release in mid-2011.

7. Brands Using Android :
Samsung
Devices :
 Galaxy Ace

8. Samsung
Samsung Galaxy Tab :
The Samsung Galaxy Tab™
brings you the media you
want and keeps you
connected with
anyone, anytime.
Compact and light, you
can keep in touch with
people and content
through 3G
connectivity, Wi-Fi®
802.11 b/g/n or
Bluetooth® Wireless
Technology 3.0. With a
battery life of up to 13
hours* and a crisp TFT-
LCD display, you’re free
to
communicate, update, an

9. Motorola
Devices:
Motorola Milestone

10. Motorola
 DROID x
It turns your hand into a
larger-than-life 4.3"
screen with an 8MP
camera, HD video, HDMI
output, and a hi-res
screen that’s high-
octane fuel for your
eyes. It runs at a web-
busting speed that plants
churning pistons where
your legs used to be. It’s
better, smarter, faster, str
onger than you ever
thought possible. It’s the
next generation of
DOES.

11. Sony Ericsson
Devices : Xperia Play

12. Sony Ericsson:
 Sony Xperia X10
The new Sony Ericsson
XPERIA X10 is a
flagship mobile from
Sony Ericsson running
the Android OS and
featuring 32GB
internal memory,1GHz
Snapdragon
processor,4.0-inch
capacitive touch
screen, and Rachael
User Interface.

13. Acer
Devices : Acer Tab

14. Acer:
 Acer-Iconia-Smart
Acer mobile unveiled their new
tablet cum Smartphone
ACER ICONIA SMART.
There was little confusion
that Iconia will 100% Tablet
or 100%Smartphone as Acer
announced about it
previously. But now after
viewing its specs no one can
put hands against Acer
Iconia. Acer Iconia Smart
engaged with 1GHz
Scorpion processor which is
much faster than anyone
else. You can enjoy superb
multimedia features like 8MP
camera, 3G, GPS and many
more.

15. HTC
Devices : HTC Hero

16. HTC
HTC EVO 4G
This phone is the
latest phone
based on Android
released by HTC.
It has many
features like it has
a stand at the
back, 4.3 inch
large screen
size, Two
cameras, “Leap” to
multitask and 4G .

17. DELL
Devices : Dell Streak

18. LG
Devices : LG Optimus

19. And Many More …..

20. What are Apps ?
 Android Mobile
applications are the
widgets that run on the
android OS.
 Applications are
designed for the hand
held devices such as
PDA’s etc.
 Mobile Applications can
be sometimes pre
installed on phone by
the manufacturer or can
be later on downloaded
from the ANDROID APP
MARKET.

21. Android market :
 Android Market is the online
software store created by
GOOGLE for ANDROID
applications where you can
upload the applications
developed by you.
 Android market has MILLIONS
of applications designed and
developed by various
developers.
 Market is the place where the
user can download the
applications from.
 Android applications on the
market can be paid or free.

22. Some Applications :
Shazam:
If you want to impress
your friends with a
mobile app, show them
Shazam. Ever hear a
song being played at a
store or on the radio
and ask
yourself, “Oh, what
song is that?” That’s
where Shazam comes
in. Just hit the button
and let it listen for 15
seconds, query its
database, and then
return the name of
artist and the song. It
has about an 90%
success rate.

23. Google Goggles
This is a fun app that is a little
but ahead of its time. It
does visual searches. You
can take pictures of things
and then the app tries to
tell you what they are. It’s
limited in its scope but it is
pretty cool, and it’s
definitely a peek into the
future. One of the coolest
features is the ability to
take pictures of text in a
foreign language and let
that app translate for you.
In a foreign country, this
can help you read street
signs and avoid going into
the wrong bathroom.

24. Four Square
Foursquare helps you
explore the world around
you. Keep up with
friends, get insider
tips, and unlock discounts
and rewards. While on the
go, you can easily tell
friends where you
are, share pictures, get
their comments ("I'm right
around the corner, I'll stop
by to say hello"), and get
insider tips ("order the
Lobster Ravioli; it's the
best dish by far."). Tons of
places offer discounts and
freebies to foursquare
users, and you earn
points and badges for
doing the things you love.
Have fun exploring!

25. Layar
See the World! Layar is a
mobile app for discovering
information about the
world around you. Using
Augmented Reality (AR)
technology, Layar
displays digital
information called “layers”
into your Smartphone's
field of vision.
Share your augmented
experiences with your
friends and followers on
Facebook and Twitter.
Connect your Layar
account to any featured
social network and share
your favorite layers, spots
and screenshots.

26. Angry Birds
Use the unique powers
of the Angry Birds to
destroy the greedy
pigs’ fortresses! The
survival of the Angry
Birds is at stake. Dish
out revenge on the
greedy pigs who stole
their eggs. Use the
unique powers of each
bird to destroy the
pigs’ fortresses. Angry
Birds features
challenging physics-
based game play and
hours of replay value.
Each of the 240 levels
requires
logic, skill, and force
to solve.

27. LogMeIn Ignition
Access your computer from
your Android, and never
leave anything behind. If
it’s on your computer, it’s
in the palm of your hand.
Directly control your Mac
or PC, all your programs
and all your files – like
that important
presentation for your
boss or that application
that only exists on your
work computer – with a
simple click.
LogMeIn Ignition for Android
lets you remotely access
one or more computers
anywhere, anytime. So
you never have to worry
about leaving anything
behind.

28. Star Chart
An awesome
astronomy app, Star
Chart locates Stars
and Planets and
constellations in the
Sky by pointing your
device towards it. It
calculates – in real
time – the current
location of every star
and planet visible
from Earth and
shows you precisely
where they are in an
augmented reality
view.

29. Photos Around
Photos Around
displays popular
photos from
Panoramio near
your current
location in an AR
view. Point your
camera towards a
location and see
different photos
floating around you
taken by other
people. Tap on the
photo for details.
Tap again to open
its web page.

30. Flight Track
Get real-time flight status
and map tracking for
airline flights
worldwide. The best
flight tracking app out
there! Track flights with
beautiful, zoomable
maps or get real-time
departure info, delays
and gate numbers at a
glance. Full
international coverage
means you can track
all your flights
worldwide. We’ll even
update you on
cancellations and help
you find an alternate
flight.

31. Technology Driven
Entrepreneurship :
Android
StartUps
FreeLancers
Big IT firms
Technology
Enthusiasts

32. Android is Growing :

33. Development Requirement :
 JAVA
 Eclipse IDE
 Android SDK

34. Android Emulator:

35. Views such as Structure :
An Activity Manager
lists, grids, text
that manages the life
boxes, buttons,
cycle of applications
and even an
and provides a common
embeddable
navigation backstack
web browser
A Notification Manager
Content
that enables all apps to
Providers that
display custom alerts in
enable
the status bar
applications to
access data A Resource
from other Manager, providing
applications access to non-code
(such as resources such as
Contacts), or localized
to share their strings, graphics, and
own data layout files
Bruce Scharlau, University of
Aberdeen, 2010

36. File Structure :
code
Autogenerated
files resource list
images
UI layouts
constants

37. Building Blocks of Android :
Notifications
Has life-cycle
Activity
screen
Views
App to handle content
Intents
Background app
Service Like music player
manifest
ContentProviders Other applications

38. User Interface :

39. Android follows LINUX
guidelines:
Each application runs in its own process
Process permissions are enforced at
user and group IDs assigned to
processes
Finer grained permissions are then
granted (revoked) per operations

40. Source of Information :
 The sdk comes with the API
references, sample applications and
lots of docs
 Website
http://developers.android.com/ has
lots of useful examples, details etc.
 We can also refer
http://www.anddev.org

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