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Android is an open source operating system developed by Google and the Open Handset Alliance for use on mobile devices. It features a Dalvik virtual machine, integrated browser, multimedia codecs, Bluetooth, WiFi, GPS and other hardware integration. Apps run in a sandboxed environment with limited RAM and storage. The Android SDK allows developers to create apps that take advantage of mobile opportunities like location services, games and information on the go, while addressing challenges like intermittent networks and small screens. The document provides suggestions for sample student projects involving web scraping, multiplayer games, and location-based to-do lists.
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This document provides an overview of the Android mobile operating system. It describes Android as an open source project led by Google that allows developers to write applications that run on mobile phones. The document outlines Android's features such as its application framework, Dalvik virtual machine, integrated browser, 2D/3D graphics APIs, SQLite database, media codecs, and support for Bluetooth, wireless networks and sensors. It also discusses challenges of developing for Android like limited device resources and intermittent network connectivity, as well as opportunities in reaching the large mobile user base. Finally, it suggests some example application project ideas for Android like web scrapers, asynchronous games, and a location-aware planner.
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This document provides an overview of the Android mobile operating system. It describes Android as an open source project led by Google that allows developers to write applications that run on mobile phones. The document outlines Android's features such as its application framework, Dalvik virtual machine, integrated browser, 2D/3D graphics APIs, SQLite database, media codecs, and support for Bluetooth, wireless networks and sensors. It also discusses challenges of developing for Android like limited device resources and intermittent network connectivity, as well as opportunities in reaching the large mobile user base. Finally, it suggests some example application project ideas for Android like web scrapers, asynchronous games, and a location-aware planner.
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- 2. Android An Open Handset Alliance Project • http://code.google.com/android • Write apps to run on mobile phones • Will be released as open source • Can download the SDK today!
- 3. Android Features • Application Framework • Dalvik virtual machine • Integrated (webkit) browser • 2D and 3D graphics APIs with HW • SQLite • Video and audio codecs • Bluetooth, EDGE, 3G, and WiFi • Camera, GPS, compass, and accelerometer
- 5. Challenges • CPU typically runs 500-600 Mhz • RAM available to an App may only be a few megabytes • Disk (flash) access is very slow • Lifecycle - apps must pause/quit often, and restore to give the illusion that they are always running • UI design o typical screen may be HVGA (320x480) o may be in portrait or landscape o very high DPI - small text may not be readable o touch resolution is very low (~25 pixel) • Network access may be slow and (very) intermittent
- 6. Opportunities • 100s of millions of mobile phone users • Very high growth, esp. in Asia • "Wild wild west" of application development o think 1985 on the desktop (if you were born by then) o no dominant 3rd party developers.... yet o what will the killer app categories be? o what does it mean to have any app + the internet in your pocket? • You can develop for it today!
- 7. Possibilities Augmented Campus Reality • camera + maps + compass = heads up info Games • multi-player (bluetooth, wifi, cell) • location-based (scavenger hunt) Custom overlays for maps • weather, traffic, friends Web scraping • news filters • sport scores • dook news eliminators Distributed computing? • 10,000 phones all donating their idle time • tiny terminal (phone) + fast cpu/network (server) Shared whiteboard
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