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[This post is by Romain Guy , who likes things on your screen to move fast. —Tim Bray] One of the biggest changes we made to Android for Hon...

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Sharing and reusing layouts is very easy with Android thanks to the <include /> tag, sometimes even too easy and you might end up wit...

Some Android applications require to squeeze every bit of performance out of the UI toolkit and there are many ways to do so. In this articl...

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Android is a mobile operating system meant to be run on a wide array of devices, with very different hardware configurations. Some devices, ...

Despite the impressive hardware of the first Android phones (T-Mobile G1 and ADP1) writing efficient mobile applications is not always strai...

Android applications are, at least on the T-Mobile G1, limited to 16 MB of heap. It's both a lot of memory for a phone and yet very litt...

ListView is one of Android's most widely used widgets. It is rather easy to use, very flexible and incredibly powerful. ListView can a...