The document summarizes a location-based restaurant finder application developed for Android phones. It includes an overview of the project, describing key Android features like activities, intents, layouts and views used in the app. It also provides details on the different screens and functionality of the app, including a review listing, map view and details. In conclusion, it discusses the benefits of mobile applications and references used.

1. Dayananda Sagar College of Engineering Location Based Restaurant Finder Application For Google Android Phones Team Members: Usman Sait A.K. (1DS05IS058) INFORMATION SCIENCE & ENGINEERING Department of Information Science & Engineering

2. Google Android Restaurant Finder Application

3. Smart Phone Calls by Touch Voicemail SMS Photos Calendar

4. Android-Wireless Internet Communication Device Wi-Fi enabled Internet Device Auto Wi-Fi detection (802.11b/g) Bluetooth GSM EDGE Full Feature Browser Syncs automatically with a Mac, PC or on Linux Machines Internet email Rich HTML email Widget Applications stock quotes sports scores weather reports traffic updates

5. SWOT Analysis strengths weaknesses opportunities threats Style/Brand Sensors Rich UI User base Hype First mover No UMTS High price / high end Limited distribution channels Missing features Unsafe for corporate use? Port existing apps Migrate people to Android World New social device Similar devices Highly developed market Open Source Thriving Developer Community

6. PDA, Computer and Camera Android’s Widget’s Java based software PDA features: appoint calendars, contact lists, photos, emails and documents Built-in camera takes pictures at 2 MB or more resolution that can be stored in a flash memory like the SD card built into the Android Phone

7. ANDROID vs iPHONE

8. RESTAURANT FINDER APPLICATION

9. DIFFERENT ATTRIBUTES ACTIVITIES INTENTS LAYOUTS VIEWS CLASSIFICATION

10. ACTIVITIES

11. LAYOUTS AND VIEWS

12. CLASSIFICATION . Sources . library . Resources . Animations . Drawalble . Layout . Values . AndroidManifest.xml

13. MODULAR STRUCTURE

14. REVIEW CRITERIA

15. REVIEW CRITERIA

16. REVIEW LIST

17. REVIEW LIST

18. REVIEW DETAIL

19. REVIEW DETAIL

20. REVIEW DETAIL

21. MAP VIEW DIFFERENT

22. MAP VIEW

23. MAP VIEW A

24. MAP VIEW

25. GOOGLE BASE The Google Base API makes it possible to get items in and out of Base, an index of all kinds of structured and semi-structured data including jobs, vehicles, recipes, events, products, reviews, and others. Free content hosting Distribution Ease of Use Attributes

26. CONCLUSION This project has provided us with a real world experience Mobile phones have become pervasive in today’s world The era where every phone runs the Internet may not be too far. Restaurant Finder Application solely uses the internet connection to retrieve the results.

27. REFRENCES Articles: [1] The Android GUI Framework, Java User Group Switzerland May 2008, Markus Pilz and Peter Wlodarczak. [2] Android: The Open Handset Alliance Project, Dr.Thanachart Numnonda [3] Deep Inside Android, Open Expo 2008, Zurich, ESMERTEC, Gilles Printemps - Senior Architect. [4] Google Android Multimedia Programming, Einopekka Laurikainen and Joonas Laurikainen BOOKS : [1] Android Essentials, Apress Publications Edition 2008, Chris Haseman [2] Professional Android Application Development, Wrox Publication Edition 2008, Reto Meier. [3] Unlocking Andoird,-A Developers Guide, Manning Publications Edition 2009, Frank Ableson, Charlie Collins, Robi Sen Uniform Resource Locater (URL) : [1] www.developer.android.com [3] www.android.com

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