What are Services in Android App components?
Services are components that run in the background to perform long-running operations without a user interface.
What is Mobile Architecture?
Mobile Architecture refers to the structural design and framework of mobile applications, which is tailored to the physical dimensions and capabilities of mobile devices, differing from traditional desktop architecture.
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Components of an Android App

What are Services in Android App components?

Services are components that run in the background to perform long-running operations without a user interface.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is Mobile Architecture?

Mobile Architecture refers to the structural design and framework of mobile applications, which is tailored to the physical dimensions and capabilities of mobile devices, differing from traditional desktop architecture.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager is a tool in Android Studio that allows users to create and manage Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) for testing applications.

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Development Environment for Android

What are the development tools for Android Applications?

Android Applications are developed with Eclipse, Intellij Idea, and other similar tools.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager is a tool in Android Studio that allows developers to create and manage Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) for testing applications on different Android versions and device configurations.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager is a tool in Android Studio that allows developers to create and manage Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) for testing applications.

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Development Environment for Android

What format do .dex files represent?

.dex files represent Dalvik Executable format, which is understood by Android devices.

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Development Environment for Android

What are SDK Tools?

SDK Tools are periodically updated tools that include the Android SDK Manager, AVD Manager, Emulator, Dalvik Debug Monitor Server (DDMS), and other frequently used SDK tools.

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Components of an Android App

What functionality do built-in Content Providers in Android offer?

Built-in Content Providers in Android offer functionality for applications to access and manipulate various types of data, such as contacts, media, and settings.

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Development Environment for Android

What is JDK8?

JDK8 is a version of the Java Development Kit that provides the necessary tools for developing Java applications.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What were early predecessors of cellular phones?

Early predecessors included analog radio communications used in ships and trains.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager (Android Virtual Device Manager) is a tool used to create and manage emulators, which are virtual devices for running Android applications.

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Development Environment for Android

What is DX.exe?

DX.exe is a tool that compiles Java files into .dex (Dalvik Executable) format for Android devices.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Dalvik Debug Monitor Server (DDMS)?

Dalvik Debug Monitor Server (DDMS) is a debugging tool that works with both the emulator and a connected device.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is 4G?

4G is the fourth generation of mobile telecommunications technology, providing faster data transfer rates and improved network performance compared to previous generations.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

Why is it important for developers to work with end clients during the design phase?

Working with end clients helps developers better understand the features that are most in demand, leading to a more successful app.

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Components of an Android App

How are Content Providers implemented in Android?

Content Providers are implemented as a subclass of the Content Provider class in Android.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is GSM?

GSM stands for Global System for Mobile Communications, a standard developed for 2G mobile networks that improved voice quality and enabled text messaging.

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Development Environment for Android

What emulators does AVD Manager come with?

AVD Manager comes with emulators for Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 devices.

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Development Environment for Android

What functionality does AVD Manager provide for custom devices?

AVD Manager supports creating custom Android device skins based on specific emulator properties and assigning those skins to hardware profiles.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native Mobile Applications?

Native Mobile Applications are developed specifically for a particular platform or device using platform-specific programming languages and tools, providing optimal performance and user experience.

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Components of an Android App

What is a Content Provider in Android?

Content providers in Android provide a flexible way to make data available across applications, allowing access to data created by other utilities.

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Components of an Android App

What is an Intent in Android?

An Intent is a messaging object used to activate a component in an application, allowing users to choose how to complete an action, such as opening an image or video.

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Development Environment for Android

What are SDK tools in Android software development?

SDK tools are platform independent tools required for developing mobile applications on the Android platform, regardless of the specific Android version.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the activity name in Android Studio?

The activity name is the name of the activity file that is created under the src directory when creating a project.

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Development Environment for Android

What option does AVD Manager provide to define a custom hardware profile?

AVD Manager provides an option called 'New Hardware Profile' to define a custom hardware profile.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the focus of mobile app developers in terms of user engagement?

Mobile app developers should shift their focus from achieving maximum downloads to driving continuous user engagement.

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Development Environment for Android

What does DX.exe create when running Java files?

DX.exe creates .dex extension files when Java files are executed.

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Components of an Android App

What is an example of a Content Provider in Android?

An example of a Content Provider in Android is the contacts database, which allows applications to access and manage contact information.

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Development Environment for Android

What happens when the AVD Manager icon is selected?

When the AVD Manager icon is selected, a screen is displayed showing a list of created virtual devices or emulators, along with the option to create a new one.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager stands for Android Virtual Device Manager, and it is used for creating and managing Android Virtual Devices.

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Development Environment for Android

What does choosing the app type in Android Studio involve?

Choosing the app type involves selecting the target device type, such as phone, tablet, or TV, for which the app is being developed.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is CDMA?

CDMA stands for Code Division Multiple Access, a telecommunications standard used in 2G systems that allows multiple users to share the same frequency channel.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web apps?

Web apps are responsive versions of websites that can work on any mobile device or OS because they’re delivered using a mobile browser.

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Features of Android

What does it mean that Android is open-source?

It means that anyone can access, modify, and customize the Android platform.

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Components of an Android App

What are system broadcasts in an Android App?

System broadcasts are messages initiated by the Android system to inform apps about certain events, such as low battery warnings, screen turn-off, time zone changes, or when the camera is used to take a picture.

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Open Handset Alliance (OHA)

What is Open Handset Alliance (OHA)?

A consortium of 84 companies, including Google, Samsung, and Intel, established on November 5, 2007, led by Google, committed to advancing open standards and deploying handsets using the Android Platform.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What applications does 5G support?

5G is expected to support a wide range of applications, including the Internet of Things (IoT), augmented reality (AR), and virtual reality (VR).

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Development Environment for Android

What is the Android SDK?

The Android SDK is a collection of tools that assist in the development of mobile applications for the Android platform.

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Components of an Android App

What is an Activity in an Android App?

An Activity is a component of an Android application that operates independently and can be linked to other activities.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the significance of Eric Tigerstedt's patent in 1917?

Eric Tigerstedt filed a patent for a 'pocket-size folding telephone with a very thin carbon microphone', marking an early step in the evolution of mobile phones.

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Components of an Android App

What is the purpose of the Android Manifest file?

The Android Manifest file is a crucial XML file that contains essential information about the app, such as its components, permissions, and the minimum API level required.

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Features of Android

What are some interesting features provided by Android?

Android provides features like weather details, opening screen, and live RSS feeds.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android SDK?

Android SDK is the Android Development Kit that includes APIs and other tools required to develop and run Android applications.

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Android Platform Architecture

What role does the Linux kernel play in Android architecture?

The Linux kernel serves as the core of the Android operating system, managing hardware resources and providing essential services such as memory management, process management, and security.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid apps?

Hybrid apps are combinations of both native and web apps, but wrapped within a native app, giving it the ability to have its own icon or be downloaded from an app store.

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Open Handset Alliance (OHA)

What is Open Handset Alliance (OHA)?

A consortium of 84 companies, including Google, Samsung, and Intel, established on November 5, 2007, led by Google, committed to advancing open standards and deploying handsets using the Android Platform.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Nested Doll pattern in Mobile Information Architecture?

The Nested Doll pattern leads users in a linear fashion to more detailed content, providing quick and easy navigation, especially in difficult conditions, and gives users a strong sense of their position within the content structure.

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Development Environment for Android

Can hardware profiles be imported in AVD Manager?

Yes, AVD Manager allows users to import existing hardware profiles.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the method of manually downloading and installing each required tool for the Android development environment?

This method involves downloading, installing separately each required tool, and configuring them individually.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is 2G?

2G refers to the second generation of mobile telecommunications technology that introduced digital technology, enabling better voice quality, text messaging (SMS), and some data services.

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Development Environment for Android

How does DX.exe relate to the Android SDK?

DX.exe works as a compiler of the Android SDK, converting Java bytecode into .dex format.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the Android SDK Manager?

The Android SDK Manager is a tool that allows developers to manage the Android SDK components and updates.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the Android Platform?

The Android Platform is an open-source software stack for mobile devices that includes an operating system, middleware, and key applications, designed primarily for touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is the Mobile Ecosystem?

The Mobile Ecosystem refers to the interconnected environment involving mobile devices, software, applications, manufacturers, and carriers that facilitate mobile communication and services.

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Android Platform Architecture

What are the main components of Android architecture?

The main components of Android architecture include the Linux kernel, hardware abstraction layer (HAL), Android runtime (ART), libraries, and application framework.

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Features of Android

What types of messaging services does Android support?

Android supports SMS (Short Message Service) and MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service).

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the bento box pattern in mobile information architecture?

The bento box or dashboard pattern brings more detailed content directly to the index screen by using components to display portions of related tools or content.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager is a tool in Android Studio that allows developers to create and manage Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) for testing applications in an emulator that simulates a mobile device.

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Development Environment for Android

What are the development tools for iOS Applications?

iOS Applications are developed with Xcode, MonoDevelop, AppCode, and other similar tools.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the purpose of an emulator in Android development?

An emulator is a virtual device that allows developers to run and test their Android applications without needing a physical device.

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Components of an Android App

What are Views or Widgets in an Android App?

Views or Widgets are controls placed in the window that allow the user to perform certain actions.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager is a tool that provides updated screens with links to help select popular device configurations, screen sizes, and resolutions for app previews.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio IDE?

Android Studio IDE is the official integrated development environment for Google's Android operating system, designed for Android app development.

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Features of Android

What does it mean that Android is open-source?

It means that anyone can access, modify, and customize the Android platform.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is Android architecture?

Android architecture refers to the structured framework that defines how the Android operating system is built and how its components interact with each other.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the importance of enhancing data security in mobile app development?

Enhancing data security is vital because users often do not prioritize data security and privacy, making it essential for developers to implement precautions to prevent data leakage.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid apps?

Hybrid apps are combinations of both native and web apps, wrapped within a native app, allowing them to have their own icon or be downloaded from an app store.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the ADT plug-in?

The ADT plug-in enables Eclipse to utilize the components of the Android Development Tools for editing, building, running, and debugging Android projects.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the ADT Bundle?

The ADT Bundle is a package that includes the Android Development Tools (ADT) and the necessary components to develop Android applications.

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Features of Android

What type of storage does Android provide?

Android provides support for SQLite as its storage solution.

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Features of Android

What types of connectivity does Android support?

Android supports connectivity options like GSM, CDMA, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the Dalvik Virtual Machine (DVM)?

The Dalvik Virtual Machine (DVM) is Android's own Java Virtual Machine optimized to operate on small and mobile devices, allowing Android applications written in Java to run.

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Development Environment for Android

What is JDK?

JDK stands for Java Development Kit, which is a software development environment used for developing Java applications.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the Android build system?

The Android build system is the toolkit used to build, test, run, and package Android applications.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is 5G?

5G is a mobile network technology that operates within a larger frequency range (between 30GHz and 300GHz), supporting more technologies and devices, and is essential for mass IoT deployments.

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Components of an Android App

What does the emulator display when an app is launched?

The emulator displays a typical mobile screen where the installed app can be launched, showing the output, which in this case is the text 'Hello World'.

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Components of an Android App

What is a Service in Android?

A service is an Android application component that runs in the background and has no visual UI, used to perform processing parts of the application while the user interacts with the foreground UI.

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Development Environment for Android

What happens when you select the run option in AVD Manager?

When you select the run option, a dialog box appears with the option to launch a new emulator or choose an existing emulator that is already running.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

How much disk space is required for the Android SDK?

The Android SDK requires about 5GB of disk space after expanding the downloaded zip data.

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Components of an Android App

How must each Activity be defined in an Android application?

Each Activity must be defined in the application's manifest file.

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Components of an Android App

What class must each Activity in Android subclass?

Each Activity in Android must be a subclass of the Activity class defined in the Android SDK.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native Apps?

Native apps are built specifically for a mobile device’s operating system (OS), such as Android or iOS.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web apps?

Web apps are responsive versions of websites that can work on any mobile device or OS because they’re delivered using a mobile browser.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is the Operating System in the mobile ecosystem?

The Operating System is the important component of a mobile that controls and operates all applications residing on the mobile phone.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the purpose of the Android runtime (ART) in Android architecture?

The Android runtime (ART) is responsible for executing Android applications, providing core libraries, and managing memory and resources for apps.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is the difference between Android and iOS in terms of source availability?

Android is open source, while iOS is closed source.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is Contextual Design?

Contextual Design is a user-centered design process that focuses on understanding the context in which users interact with a product, allowing for solutions that are tailored to their needs and behaviors.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is the significance of foldable phones in ongoing mobile developments?

Foldable phones represent a new form factor in mobile devices, allowing for larger screens in a compact design, enhancing user experience and functionality.

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Features of Android

What is Android?

Android is a complete set of software for mobile devices, including a Linux-based Operating System, middleware, and key mobile applications. It is primarily a mobile operating system but is also used in various devices such as tablets, televisions, and set-top boxes.

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Development Environment for Android

What are the last steps in creating a project in Android Studio?

The last steps involve providing names for the activity, layout, and menu.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What is the DynaTAC?

The DynaTAC was the first commercially available mobile phone released by Motorola in 1983, known for being bulky, heavy, and costing approximately $4,000.

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Development Environment for Android

What is a Blank Activity in Android Studio?

A Blank Activity is a type of activity that provides a clean slate for developers to build their user interface and functionality without any pre-defined elements.

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Development Environment for Android

What are Platform tools in Android software development?

Platform tools are customized tools that support the features of the latest Android platform and are specific to the version of Android being developed for.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

Why is Mobile Architecture important for app development?

Mobile Architecture is important for app development because it caters to the needs of mobile users, ensuring a seamless mobile user experience by adapting to the unique characteristics of mobile devices.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the minimum API level in Android development?

The minimum API level is the lowest version of the Android operating system that is required to run the app.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio?

Android Studio is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Google's Android operating system, designed specifically for Android app development.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native apps?

Native apps are created for one specific platform or operating system.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Eclipse IDE?

Eclipse IDE is an integrated development environment that provides tools for writing, compiling, and executing programs.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is the significance of the Nokia 3210?

The Nokia 3210 is considered one of the most compelling cellphones ever built by Nokia, selling over 160 million units during the 2G era.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native Mobile Applications?

Native Mobile Applications are developed specifically for a particular platform or device using platform-specific programming languages and tools.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

Why is Mobile Architecture important for app development?

Mobile Architecture is important for app development because it addresses the unique needs of mobile users, ensuring a seamless user experience that caters to the limitations and features of mobile devices.

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Features of Android

What is the Emergence of Wearables?

The integration of mobile technology into wearables, such as smartwatches and fitness trackers, which has expanded the scope of mobile devices.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid Mobile Applications?

Hybrid Mobile Applications combine elements of both native and web applications, allowing them to be installed on devices while also using web technologies.

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Development Environment for Android

How can we change the default package name in Android Studio?

We can use the edit option given along the package name to change the default package name.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What are the two ways mobile applications can be obtained?

Mobile applications can either be pre-installed or downloaded and installed by the user later.

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Components of an Android App

What is a Service in the context of an Android App?

A Service is a component that can be started by other Android application components, such as an Activity or other Services, and continues to run in the background even after the user switches to another application.

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Development Environment for Android

How do you open AVD Manager in Android Studio?

You can open AVD Manager by clicking the Android Virtual Device Manager option in the toolbar of Android Studio.

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Components of an Android App

What is a Content Provider in Android?

A Content Provider in Android is a component that allows applications to query, read, modify, and write data, enabling data sharing between different applications.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the ADT Bundle?

The ADT Bundle is a package that includes the Android Development Tools (ADT) and the necessary software for setting up a development environment for Android applications.

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Development Environment for Android

How does DDMS behave when both emulator and device are connected?

If both the emulator and a connected device are running simultaneously, DDMS defaults to the emulator.

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Development Environment for Android

Why is knowing the ADT Bundle installation important?

Knowing the ADT Bundle installation is important because it provides an opportunity to learn how to set up a development environment for Android applications.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the process for creating a new project in Android Studio?

To create a new project in Android Studio, select the File menu and choose the 'New Project' option.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is a Tabbed view in Mobile Information Architecture?

A Tabbed view is a pattern familiar to regular app users, consisting of a collection of sections tied together by a toolbar menu, allowing users to quickly scan and understand the complete functionality of the app upon opening.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the significance of competing with over 1.5 million applications?

Competing with over 1.5 million applications highlights the intense competition in the mobile app market, emphasizing the need for unique features and effective marketing strategies.

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Components of an Android App

What are Activities in Android?

Activities are a key component of an Android app that provide a screen with which users can interact, allowing them to perform actions and navigate through the app.

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Development Environment for Android

What is an Emulator in Android development?

An Emulator is a virtual mobile device provided by the Android SDK that runs on a computer, allowing developers to test and run Android applications without using a physical mobile device.

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Features of Android

What types of applications are available on the Android platform?

There are a lot of mobile applications that consumers can choose from.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web Mobile Applications?

Web Mobile Applications are accessed through a web browser and are built using standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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Android Platform Architecture

How does Mobile Architecture differ from Desktop Architecture?

Mobile Architecture differs from Desktop Architecture in that it is specifically designed to accommodate the smaller physical dimensions and varying capabilities of mobile devices, rather than the larger screens and more powerful hardware of desktops.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What are ongoing developments in the mobile landscape?

Ongoing developments in the mobile landscape include advancements in foldable phones, improved battery technologies, advancements in AI, and the exploration of new form factors.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Progressive Web Applications (PWAs)?

Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) are web applications that use modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like experience to users, including offline access and push notifications.

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Components of an Android App

What is a Broadcast Receiver?

A Broadcast Receiver is an Android application component that receives messages broadcasted by the Android system or other Android applications.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager is a tool that displays a list of defined hardware profiles for Android Virtual Devices, including specifications like memory, screen size, and resolution.

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Components of an Android App

How do Services differ from Activities in Android?

Services are less likely to be destroyed by the Android system to free resources compared to Activities.

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Development Environment for Android

What is an Activity Type in Android Studio?

An Activity Type in Android Studio refers to the specific kind of user interface component that an app can utilize, with options provided during project creation, such as 'Blank Activity'.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is IA in the context of mobile applications?

IA stands for Information Architecture, which refers to the organization and structure of information within a mobile application to enhance usability and accessibility for users.

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Components of an Android App

What is an Activity in an Android App?

An Activity is an individual user interface where visual components, known as Views or widgets, can be placed. It provides the user with an interface to interact with, and the complete screen constitutes an Activity.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

Why should IA be differently organized for mobile needs?

IA should be differently organized for mobile needs to accommodate smaller screens, touch interactions, and the on-the-go usage patterns of mobile users, ensuring a more intuitive and efficient user experience.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the alternative method for setting up the Android development environment?

The alternative method involves downloading and installing a pre-configured package available as a zip file.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What was Apple's best-selling smartphone to date?

The iPhone 6 was Apple's best-selling smartphone to date.

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Development Environment for Android

What is an Android Virtual Device (AVD)?

An Android Virtual Device (AVD) is an emulator configuration that allows developers to run and test their Android applications in a simulated environment.

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Development Environment for Android

How do you create a new emulator in AVD Manager?

To create a new emulator in AVD Manager, click on the 'Create Virtual Device' option, which opens a dialog box with options for creating a new device.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the Mobile App Development Lifecycle?

The Mobile App Development Lifecycle refers to the series of stages involved in the creation and deployment of a mobile application, from initial concept to launch and maintenance.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What was the best-selling Android-powered mobile phone ever?

The Samsung Galaxy S4 was the best-selling Android-powered mobile phone ever.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the AVD Manager?

The AVD Manager is a tool that helps developers create and manage Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) for testing applications.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

Can you copy the Android SDK from another computer?

Yes, you can copy the Android SDK from another computer that has the same operating system.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the purpose of the Emulator in SDK Tools?

The Emulator allows developers to run and test their Android applications on a virtual device without needing a physical device.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the purpose of Intel® x86 Hardware Accelerated Execution Manager (HAXM) in AVD Manager?

HAXM is installed by Android Studio to provide emulator accelerators for improved performance and creates a default emulator for quick app prototyping.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

Who are Mobile Manufacturers?

Mobile Manufacturers are companies that produce mobile devices, such as Samsung, Nokia, and Nexus.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

When did the race to create portable telephone devices begin?

The race to create truly portable telephone devices began after World War II.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web Mobile Applications?

Web Mobile Applications are accessed through a web browser on a mobile device and are built using standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making them platform-independent.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Gradle in Android development?

Gradle is a build automation tool used in Android development to manage dependencies and automate the build process.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the ADT Bundle for Windows?

The ADT Bundle for Windows is a preconfigured package that includes Eclipse, the ADT plugin, Android SDK tools, and Android platform tools.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the Android SDK?

The Android SDK (Software Development Kit) is a collection of tools and libraries necessary for developing Android applications, which requires downloading approximately 3GB of zip data and expanding to 5GB of disk data.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

How can inbuilt analytics in mobile apps assist developers?

Inbuilt analytics can help app developers understand user experience across the entire application lifecycle and measure adoption and engagement.

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Android Platform Architecture

How does Mobile Architecture differ from Desktop Architecture?

Mobile Architecture differs from Desktop Architecture in that it is specifically designed to accommodate the physical dimensions and capabilities of mobile devices, rather than the larger screens and different input methods of desktops.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Hub & Spoke pattern in mobile information architecture?

The Hub & Spoke pattern is a navigation structure where users have a central index (the hub) from which they navigate to other sections (the spokes), but must return to the hub to access different spokes. It is the default navigation pattern on Apple's iPhone.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native apps?

Native apps are created for one specific platform or operating system.

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Development Environment for Android

What does DDMS stand for in SDK Tools?

DDMS stands for Dalvik Debug Monitor Server, which is a tool for debugging Android applications.

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Components of an Android App

What is an Intent in Android App components?

An Intent is a messaging object used to request an action from another app component, facilitating communication between components.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid Mobile Applications?

Hybrid Mobile Applications combine elements of both native and web applications, allowing developers to write code once and deploy it across multiple platforms while still accessing device features.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Progressive Web Applications (PWAs)?

Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) are web applications that use modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like experience, including offline access and push notifications, while being accessible through a browser.

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Features of Android

What messaging services are supported by Android?

Android supports messaging services such as SMS and MMS.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web Apps?

Web apps behave similarly to native apps but are accessed via a web browser on your mobile device. They are not standalone apps that require downloading and installing code into your device.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the Android SDK Manager?

The Android SDK Manager is a tool provided to add required packages or Android APIs to the Base IDE, allowing users to download and install APIs, platform-tools, and development tools.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

How do improved battery technologies impact mobile devices?

Improved battery technologies enhance the performance and longevity of mobile devices, allowing for longer usage times and faster charging capabilities.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What technologies are used to design Web Apps?

Web apps are designed using HTML5, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby, and similar programming languages used for web development.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Eclipse IDE?

Eclipse IDE is an integrated development environment used for Java development and supports various programming languages through plugins.

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Components of an Android App

How do you invoke a new activity from the current activity in Android?

To invoke a new activity from the current activity, you need to fire an Intent specifying the new activity.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What was the weight of the first handheld cellular mobile phone?

The first handheld cellular mobile phone weighed 2 kilograms.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

How does 3G compare to 2G in terms of data transfer capabilities?

3G has four times the data transferring capabilities compared to 2G, reaching up to 2 Mbps on average.

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Development Environment for Android

Where is Android Studio IDE installed by default?

By default, Android Studio IDE is installed in 'C: \ Program Files \ Android \ Android Studio'.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What was the significance of the launch of 2G in Finland?

The launch of 2G in Finland sparked competition in the telecommunications sector as new operators challenged the existing 1G network operators.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is a Monetization Strategy in mobile apps?

A Monetization Strategy in mobile apps refers to the approach companies take to generate revenue from their applications, often through methods like in-app purchases and in-app advertising.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What are the key components of a Mobile Strategy?

The key components of a Mobile Strategy include target audience analysis, mobile platform selection, content strategy, user experience design, and performance metrics.

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Development Environment for Android

Where is the Android SDK installed by default?

The Android SDK is installed by default in 'c: \ Users \ username \ AppData \ Local \ Android \ Sdk'.

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Components of an Android App

What is an Activity in Android App components?

An Activity is a single, focused thing that a user can do in an Android app, representing a screen with a user interface.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is Mobile Architecture?

Mobile Architecture refers to the structural design and organization of mobile applications, which is tailored to the physical dimensions and capabilities of mobile devices, differing from traditional desktop architecture.

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Development Environment for Android

How can the Emulator be configured for Android projects?

The Emulator for each Android project can be configured using the Android Virtual Device (AVD) Manager.

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Development Environment for Android

What are Android Development Tools (ADT)?

Android Development Tools (ADT) is a plug-in for the Eclipse IDE that provides a suite of tools integrated with the Eclipse IDE, offering access to features helpful for developing Android applications.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the function of the application framework in Android architecture?

The application framework provides the necessary tools and APIs for developers to create Android applications, facilitating access to device features and services.

p.64
Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

How does filtering enhance user experience in mobile applications?

Filtering, along with faceted search methods, enables users to explore content in a way that suits their preferences.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What are app stores?

App stores are central hubs where users can download and install a wide variety of applications, including productivity tools, entertainment, and games.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the significance of the DynaTAC model in mobile phone history?

The DynaTAC model was the first publicized handheld mobile phone, demonstrated by Martin Cooper of Motorola on 3 April 1973.

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Android Platform Architecture

What programming language are Android applications written in?

Android applications are written in Java.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What does the mobile app development process require?

The mobile app development process requires creating software that can be installed on the device, enabling backend services for data access through APIs, and testing the application on target devices.

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Development Environment for Android

Where can developers download the Android SDK?

Developers can download the Android SDK from https://developer.android.com.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web Mobile Applications?

Web Mobile Applications are accessed through a web browser and are built using standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is 5G?

5G is the 5th generation of mobile network technology, offering significantly faster speeds, lower latency, and greater bandwidth compared to its predecessor, 4G.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is the Mobile Ecosystem?

The Mobile Ecosystem is a collection of multiple devices (such as mobile phones, tablets, phablets), software (including operating systems, development tools, testing tools), and companies (like device manufacturers, app stores, and development/testing companies).

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the Java Development Kit (JDK)?

The Java Development Kit (JDK) is a software development environment used for developing Java applications, which includes tools for compiling, running, and debugging Java programs.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What are the consequences of mobile app crashes?

Consequences of mobile app crashes include negative user experiences, one-star ratings, bad reviews, and potential loss of user data, which can lead to users abandoning the app.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the Java Development Kit (JDK)?

The Java Development Kit (JDK) is a software development environment used for developing Java applications, which includes tools for compiling, running, and debugging Java programs.

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Development Environment for Android

What is AVD Manager?

AVD Manager stands for Android Virtual Device Manager, which is a tool that allows developers to create and manage Android Virtual Devices for testing applications.

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Features of Android

What interesting features does Android provide?

Android provides features like weather details, opening screen customization, and live RSS feeds.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the total download size for the Android SDK?

The total download size for the Android SDK is 1.75 GB.

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Features of Android

What are some code names of Android?

Some code names of Android include Lollipop, Kitkat, Jelly Bean, Ice Cream Sandwich, Froyo, Eclair, and Donut.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Gradle in the context of Android Studio?

Gradle is a build automation tool used in Android Studio to manage dependencies and build configurations for Android applications.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the significance of the 'External Libraries' section in an Android project?

The 'External Libraries' section lists all the libraries that the project depends on, which can include third-party libraries and SDKs.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the significance of the JDK location in Android Studio setup?

The JDK location specifies where the Java Development Kit is installed, which is necessary for building Android applications.

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Components of an Android App

What is a Layout in Android?

A Layout in Android defines the structure for a user interface in an app, specifying how UI components are arranged on the screen.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What are some common security issues in mobile app development?

Common security issues include insecure data storage, weak server-side controls, unintended data leakages, and broken cryptography.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What is 3G?

3G is a mobile telecommunications technology that enables faster data transmission and improved internet access, paving the way for smartphones.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid Apps?

Hybrid Apps are web applications that look and feel like native apps, featuring a home screen app icon, responsive design, and fast performance, while being fundamentally web apps designed to mimic native functionality.

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Features of Android

What functionality do wearables provide when synced with smartphones?

Wearables provide additional functionality and convenience when they sync with smartphones.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

How can Contextual Design delight users?

Contextual Design can delight users by tailoring experiences to their specific needs and environments, leading to more intuitive and satisfying interactions with the product.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What is a Progressive Web App (PWA)?

A Progressive Web App (PWA) is a type of web app that functions like a native app running inside a browser.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

How many smartphone users are there worldwide?

There are over 3.5 billion smartphone users worldwide.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are common uses of mobile apps by consumers?

Consumers commonly use mobile apps for storing and managing data, online shopping, and navigation.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What role does AI play in ongoing developments in mobile technology?

Advancements in AI contribute to smarter mobile applications, improved user interfaces, and enhanced personalization in mobile devices.

p.52
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

How does Cloud-based Mobile Development enhance developer productivity?

It allows developers to work from anywhere using cloud-based tools without the need to install and maintain infrastructure.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is Apple Pay?

Apple Pay is a mobile payment service that allows users to make transactions using their Apple devices.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the PERFORMANCE OF MOBILE APP?

The performance of a mobile app refers to how well the app operates, including its speed, stability, and responsiveness. Poor performance can lead to crashes, slowdowns, and user dissatisfaction.

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Development Environment for Android

What is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE)?

An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) is a software application that provides comprehensive facilities to programmers for software development, including code editor, debugger, and build automation tools.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

How many apps does the average consumer have installed on their device?

The average consumer has over 30 apps installed on their device.

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Features of Android

What types of applications are available on Android?

There are a lot of mobile applications that consumers can choose from.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the Rich layout editor in Android Studio?

A visual editor that supports drag and drop functionality for designing app layouts and editing themes.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What role do companies play in the Mobile Ecosystem?

Companies in the Mobile Ecosystem include device manufacturers, app stores, and development/testing companies that contribute to the creation and distribution of mobile applications and devices.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid Mobile Applications?

Hybrid mobile applications combine elements of both native and web applications, allowing developers to write code once and deploy it across multiple platforms.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

Where will the Android SDK be installed on a macOS system?

The Android SDK will be installed in '~/Library/Android/sdk', where ~ denotes your home directory.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is Mobile Information Architecture?

Mobile Information Architecture refers to the specific patterns and structures used to organize and present information on mobile devices, which may differ from standard web patterns.

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Features of Android

What is LTE in relation to 4G?

LTE, or Long-Term Evolution, is the dominant standard for 4G, providing enhanced mobile broadband services, mobile gaming, and HD video streaming.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the size of the Android SDK Platform 32?

The size of the Android SDK Platform 32 is 63 MB.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Hub & Spoke pattern?

The Hub & Spoke pattern features a central hub that connects to various spokes, allowing users to navigate to different sections from a central point.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What programming languages are used for Native Apps?

Native apps can be coded using various programming languages, including Java, Kotlin, Python, Swift, Objective-C, C++, and React.

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Features of Android

What types of connectivity does Android support?

Android supports GSM, CDMA, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the package name in Android Studio?

The package name is the name of the package where our application code resides.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio?

Android Studio is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android app development, providing tools for coding, debugging, and testing applications.

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Features of Android

What is the significance of the variety of mobile applications available on Android?

It allows consumers to choose from a wide range of applications tailored to their needs.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio?

Android Studio is the official Integrated Development Environment (IDE) for Android application development, based on IntelliJ IDEA.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the mother site for Android?

The mother site for Android is https://www.android.com.

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Development Environment for Android

What is the Android Software Development Kit (SDK)?

The Android Software Development Kit (SDK) is a collection of software development tools that allows developers to create applications for the Android platform.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is 3G?

3G is a mobile telecommunications technology that was deployed for the public in Japan by NTT DoCoMo in 2001, focusing on standardizing vendors’ network protocols and enabling users to access data from anywhere.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is Mobile Architecture?

Mobile Architecture refers to the structural design and organization of mobile applications, which is influenced by the physical dimensions and capabilities of mobile devices, differing from traditional desktop architecture.

p.13
Development Environment for Android

What components should be selected during the installation of Android Studio?

During the installation, you should select 'Android Studio' and 'Android Virtual Device'.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is a Mobile Strategy?

A Mobile Strategy is a comprehensive plan that outlines how a business will leverage mobile technology to achieve its goals, including marketing, customer engagement, and operational efficiency.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is Google Pay?

Google Pay is a mobile payment platform that enables users to make payments using their Android devices.

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Android Platform Architecture

How does Mobile Architecture differ from Desktop Architecture?

Mobile Architecture differs from Desktop Architecture in that it is specifically designed to accommodate the physical dimensions and capabilities of mobile devices, rather than the larger screens and more powerful hardware of desktops.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the command to check the JDK version?

You can check your JDK version using the commands 'javac -version' for the compiler and 'java -version' for the runtime.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Progressive Web Applications (PWAs)?

Progressive Web Applications (PWAs) are web applications that use modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like experience to users, including offline access and push notifications.

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Features of Android

What is the goal of the Android project?

The goal of the Android project is to create a successful real-world product that improves the mobile experience for end users.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

How is data shared in the Mobile Ecosystem?

Data sharing in the Mobile Ecosystem can occur between devices of the same operating system or different operating systems, facilitated by programs that allow users to transfer data such as SMS or bank transactions.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is a potential downside of in-app advertising?

A potential downside of in-app advertising is that it can annoy customers if not executed properly, potentially leading to a negative user experience.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

Who was Martin Cooper and what was his contribution to mobile phones?

Martin Cooper was an executive at Motorola who made the first call on a handheld mobile phone, the DynaTAC 8000x, demonstrating the potential of mobile communication.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What were the limitations of 1G technology?

1G technology had limitations such as reliance on analog signals, limited coverage, and the ability to support only basic voice calls.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Bento Box pattern?

The Bento Box pattern organizes content into distinct sections or 'boxes', allowing users to view multiple pieces of information at once in a visually appealing layout.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What role do carriers play in the Mobile Ecosystem?

Carriers provide subscription plans for users to access mobile services and networks, enabling communication and data usage on mobile devices.

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Features of Android

What interesting features does Android provide?

Android provides features like weather details, opening screen, and live RSS feeds.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What do users do after buying mobile phones?

After buying mobile phones, users typically subscribe to plans with carriers and may also buy or upload applications for their devices.

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Components of an Android App

What are Content Providers in Android App components?

Content Providers manage access to a structured set of data, allowing applications to share data with each other.

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Development Environment for Android

Why should programmers start with Java for Android development?

Programmers should start with Java because many examples and resources available for Android development are written in Java.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What has been a defining feature of the mobile era?

The rise of mobile apps has been a defining feature of the mobile era.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

How does Netflix encourage users to continue watching content?

Netflix presents recently paused content prominently and encourages users to 'continue watching' unfinished material, minimizing the need for users to search for content.

p.13
Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio IDE?

Android Studio IDE is the official integrated development environment for Google's Android operating system, used for developing Android applications.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native Mobile Applications?

Native Mobile Applications are developed specifically for a particular platform or device using platform-specific programming languages and tools, providing optimal performance and user experience.

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Development Environment for Android

What are Android Development Tools (ADT)?

Android Development Tools (ADT) are a set of tools that help developers create Android applications, including a plugin for the Eclipse IDE.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio?

Android Studio is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Google's Android operating system, designed specifically for Android app development.

p.46
Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

How does Contextual Design improve user experience?

By making the app's purpose clear as soon as it is opened and ensuring the next step is always obvious.

p.75
Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid Mobile Applications?

Hybrid Mobile Applications combine elements of both native and web applications, allowing developers to write code once and deploy it across multiple platforms while still accessing device features.

p.85
Features of Android

What programming language is mainly used to write Android code?

Java language is mainly used to write the Android code, although other languages can also be used.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio?

Android Studio is the official integrated development environment (IDE) for Android app development, providing tools for coding, debugging, and testing applications.

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Components of an Android App

What is a Fragment in Android?

A Fragment is a reusable portion of the user interface in an Activity, allowing for more modular UI design.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the method to check SDK packages installed in Android Studio?

Select 'More Actions' (or 'Configure' in older versions, or 'Tools') and then choose 'SDK Manager' to view the installed SDK packages.

p.80
Types of Mobile Applications

What are Progressive Web Applications (PWAs)?

Progressive Web Applications are web applications that use modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like experience to users, including offline access and push notifications.

p.2
Features of Android

What types of connectivity does Android support?

Android supports GSM, CDMA, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi connectivity.

p.16
Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the size of the Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer)?

The size of the Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer) is 500 KB.

p.64
Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is a Filtered View in Mobile Information Architecture?

A filtered view pattern allows the user to navigate within a set of data by selecting filter options to create an alternative view.

p.32
Types of Mobile Applications

What significance did the iPhone 3G have in the smartphone market?

Released in 2008, the iPhone 3G paved the way for modern smartphones and achieved high demand, selling 1 million units over its opening weekend.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What technology is used to develop Hybrid Apps?

Hybrid Apps are developed using a mixture of web technologies and native APIs, including Ionic, Objective C, Swift, HTML5, and others.

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Features of Android

What storage solution does Android provide?

Android provides SQLite as a storage solution.

p.21
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the significance of mobile in digital media consumption?

People spend over half of the time they spend with digital media on mobile.

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Components of an Android App

What is an Intent in Android?

An Intent is a messaging object used to request an action from another app component, such as starting a new activity or launching another application.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is Contextual Design?

Contextual design presents the most relevant content and/or functions up front at all times, controlling flow, reducing taps/clicks, and avoiding clutter and stagnant empty states.

p.69
Types of Mobile Applications

What does it mean to port a website from desktop to mobile?

Porting a website from desktop to mobile means adapting the existing desktop version to function on mobile browsers, often without optimizing the layout or user experience for mobile users.

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Features of Android

What is a smartphone?

A smartphone is a mobile device that combines the functionality of a phone with advanced features such as internet connectivity, touchscreens, and app ecosystems.

p.21
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the projected revenue from mobile apps in 2021?

Revenue from mobile apps is set to cross $693 billion in 2021.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What were the major smartphone competitors during the 3G era?

The major smartphone competitors during the 3G era were Blackberry and Apple.

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Development Environment for Android

What are Code templates in Android Studio?

Predefined templates that assist developers in building common app features quickly and efficiently.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What types of devices are included in the Mobile Ecosystem?

The Mobile Ecosystem includes devices such as mobile phones, tablets, and phablets.

p.35
Features of Android

What role did the Android operating system play in the mobile industry?

The Android operating system contributed to the growth of smartphones by providing a platform for powerful, internet-connected devices with app ecosystems.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What are in-app purchases?

In-app purchases are transactions made within a mobile application that allow users to buy additional content or features, contributing to the app's revenue.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the installation file for Android Studio on Apple M1 ARM processors?

The installation file for Android Studio on Apple M1 ARM processors is 'Mac (64-bit, ARM) Android-studio-2021.x.x.x-mac_arm.dmg'.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is in-app advertising?

In-app advertising is a method of generating revenue by displaying ads within a mobile application, allowing companies to earn without charging users directly.

p.26
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What was the significance of the DynaTAC 8000x?

The DynaTAC 8000x was the first commercially available handheld mobile phone, introduced in 1983, marking a significant milestone in mobile phone history.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

Can data sharing occur between different operating systems in the Mobile Ecosystem?

Yes, data sharing can occur between devices of different operating systems, such as between an iPhone (iOS) and a Nexus device (Android).

p.82
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What does Running the First App entail in Android development?

Running the First App in Android development involves compiling and executing a simple application to test the development environment and ensure everything is set up correctly.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What should you do in the License Agreement during the SDK installation?

In the License Agreement during the SDK installation, you should accept ALL items.

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Components of an Android App

What are Broadcast Receivers in Android App components?

Broadcast Receivers are components that respond to broadcast messages from other applications or from the system itself.

p.49
Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is Contextual Design?

Contextual Design is a user-centered design process that focuses on understanding the context in which users interact with a product, aiming to create solutions that enhance user experience.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is the significance of mobile apps in communication?

Mobile apps are significant in communication because they are fast, visually appealing, interactive, and can be easily integrated with other mobile features.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the Mobile App Development Lifecycle?

The Mobile App Development Lifecycle refers to the series of stages involved in creating a mobile application, from initial concept and design through development, testing, deployment, and maintenance.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the PERFORMANCE OF MOBILE APP?

The performance of a mobile app refers to how well the app operates, including its speed, stability, and responsiveness. Poor performance can lead to crashes, slowdowns, and user dissatisfaction.

p.77
Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native Mobile Applications?

Native Mobile Applications are developed specifically for a particular platform or device using platform-specific programming languages and tools.

p.21
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What percentage of screen time do smartphone users spend on mobile apps?

Smartphone users spend 90% of their screen-on time using mobile apps.

p.3
Android Platform Architecture

What is the basis of the Android operating system?

Android is based on Linux with a set of native core C/C++ libraries.

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Development Environment for Android

What are Build variants in Android Studio?

Different versions of an application that can be generated from the same codebase, allowing for customization and multiple APK file generation.

p.55
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What factors should organizations consider in their mobile app development strategy?

Organizations should consider Memory Management, Software Lifecycle, Inadequate Testing, Network Management, Error Condition, and Exception Handling in their mobile app development strategy.

p.6
Development Environment for Android

What is Android SDK?

Android SDK (Software Development Kit) is a collection of software development tools that allows developers to create applications for the Android platform.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Native Mobile Applications?

Native mobile applications are developed specifically for one platform, such as iOS or Android, using platform-specific programming languages and tools.

p.17
Development Environment for Android

What is the purpose of the Android SDK?

The Android SDK (Software Development Kit) provides the tools and libraries necessary for developing Android applications.

p.112
Components of an Android App

What is an Activity in Android?

An Activity is a single, focused thing that a user can do in an Android app, representing a screen with a user interface.

p.39
Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What role do banking apps play in mobile payments?

Banking apps facilitate mobile payments by allowing users to conduct transactions directly from their bank accounts using their smartphones.

p.51
Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

Why is user experience important in a Mobile Strategy?

User experience is crucial in a Mobile Strategy because it directly impacts user engagement, retention, and overall satisfaction with the mobile application or service.

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Features of Android

What are the key features of 4G?

Key features of 4G include high-quality video streaming, fast mobile web access, HD video capabilities, and support for online gaming, all starting at a minimum speed of 12.5 Mbps.

p.15
Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the purpose of the setup wizard in Android Studio?

The setup wizard guides users through the initial configuration of Android Studio, including settings for importing previous configurations and selecting installation options.

p.115
Android Platform Architecture

What does the 'gradle' directory contain in an Android project?

The 'gradle' directory contains files related to the Gradle build system, which is used for managing dependencies and building the project.

p.58
Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What are common navigational structures in native apps?

Common navigational structures in native apps include tab-based navigation, which allows users to switch between different sections of the app easily.

p.15
Installing Android Studio and SDK

Where is the default SDK directory located on macOS?

The default SDK directory on macOS is located at ~/Library/Android/sdk.

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Android Platform Architecture

What type of files can be found in the 'Other files' section of an Android project?

The 'Other files' section includes configuration files such as .gitignore, gradle.properties, and settings.gradle, among others.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What tools are included in the ADT Bundle for Windows?

The tools included in the ADT Bundle for Windows are Eclipse, the ADT plugin, Android SDK tools, and Android platform tools.

p.5
Development Environment for Android

What is Kotlin?

Kotlin is a programming language announced by Google in May 2017, which is supported for Android development.

p.19
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is Mobile App Development?

Mobile app development is a process for building mobile applications that run on mobile devices.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

How have smartphones impacted consumer behavior?

Smartphones have permanently changed consumer behavior by increasing the number of consumers accessing information via smartphones, tablets, and wearables.

p.11
Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio IDE?

Android Studio IDE is the official integrated development environment for Google's Android operating system, used for developing Android applications.

p.25
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

Who were the pioneers behind the first handheld cellular mobile phone?

John F. Mitchell and Martin Cooper of Motorola demonstrated the first handheld cellular mobile phone in 1973.

p.55
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What are the consequences of mobile app crashes?

Mobile app crashes can lead to negative user experiences, resulting in one-star ratings, bad reviews, and potential abandonment of the app by users. They can also cause loss of user data.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What is 3G?

3G is a mobile telecommunications technology that enabled users to listen to music, call, text, and search the internet on their mobile devices, marking a significant advancement from previous generations.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android SDK?

Android SDK stands for Android Software Development Kit, which is a collection of tools and libraries for developing Android applications.

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Features of Android

How does a typical news website differ between desktop and mobile browsers?

A typical news website may appear differently in desktop and mobile browsers, with mobile versions often requiring a restructured layout and navigation to enhance usability on smaller screens.

p.12
Installing Android Studio and SDK

What are the system requirements for installing Android Studio IDE on macOS?

The system requirements for installing Android Studio IDE on macOS include macOS 10.14 or higher, 8GB of RAM, 8GB of disk space, and a minimum screen resolution of 1280x800.

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Development Environment for Android

Where is Android Studio IDE installed by default?

By default, Android Studio IDE is installed in 'C: \ Program Files \ Android \ Android Studio'.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What services were enabled by the rollout of 3G networks in the early 2000s?

The rollout of 3G networks enabled faster data transfer rates and services such as video calling and mobile internet browsing.

p.77
Types of Mobile Applications

What are Progressive Web Applications (PWAs)?

Progressive Web Applications are web applications that use modern web capabilities to deliver an app-like experience to users, including offline access and push notifications.

p.21
Mobile App Development Lifecycle

How much time does an average user spend using mobile apps per month?

An average user spends about 35 hours per month using mobile apps.

p.6
Development Environment for Android

How does running Android applications on actual devices compare to using an emulator?

Running Android applications on actual Android phones or tablets requires significantly lesser resources compared to using an emulator.

p.36
Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What are the key differences between 4G and 5G?

The key differences between 4G and 5G include increased speed, reduced latency, and larger bandwidth size in 5G.

p.9
Development Environment for Android

Where can you download the latest version of Java JDK?

The latest version of Java JDK can be downloaded from Oracle's Java site under Java SE Downloads.

p.51
Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What role does analytics play in a Mobile Strategy?

Analytics play a vital role in a Mobile Strategy by providing insights into user behavior, app performance, and the effectiveness of marketing efforts, allowing for data-driven decision-making.

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Components of an Android App

What tools are listed under the 'SDK Tools' tab?

The 'SDK Tools' tab includes Android SDK Build Tools 33 - rc1, Android Emulator, Android SDK Platform-Tools (33.0.0), and Intel x86 Emulator Accelerator (HAXM installer 21).

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What role does Netflix's recommendation algorithm play in user experience?

Netflix's recommendation algorithm collects and categorizes data to suggest content to users without requiring any action from them, enhancing user experience by making content easily accessible.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What is the evolution of mobile phones?

The evolution of mobile phones refers to the historical development and technological advancements of mobile communication devices from early handheld mobile radio telephone services to modern smartphones with multiple features.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What are the advantages of Cloud-based Mobile Development over traditional desktop-based tools?

The advantages include standardization, flexibility, agility, and operational cost savings.

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What role do mobile phones play in our daily lives?

Mobile phones are essential for communication and socialization, providing various features that satisfy daily needs.

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Development Environment for Android

What components should be selected during the installation of Android Studio?

During the installation of Android Studio, you should select 'Android Studio' and 'Android Virtual Device'.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the purpose of the JAVA_HOME environment variable?

JAVA_HOME is used to specify the installation directory of the Java Development Kit (JDK) on a system, allowing applications to locate the JDK.

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Features of Android

What does it mean that Android is open-source?

It means that anyone can access, modify, and customize the Android platform.

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What are the system requirements for installing Android Studio on Windows?

The system requirements for Android Studio on Windows include Windows 10, 8GB of RAM, 8GB of disk space, and a minimum screen resolution of 1280x800.

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What is the Development Environment in Android?

The Development Environment in Android refers to the tools and software needed to create Android applications, primarily including Android Studio and the Android SDK.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the installation file for Android Studio on Intel processors?

The installation file for Android Studio on Intel processors is 'Mac (64-bit) Android-studio-2021.x.x.xx-mac.dmg'.

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What is 4G?

4G is a mobile communication standard introduced for commercial use in Norway near the end of 2009, offering services starting at a minimum of 12.5 Mbps, including high-quality video streaming, fast mobile web access, HD videos, and online gaming.

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What technologies were prominent during the 3G era?

Technologies like WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) and CDMA2000 were prominent during the 3G era.

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What should you do with older versions of Android Studio and Android SDK before installation?

You should uninstall older versions of Android Studio and Android SDK, if any, before proceeding with the installation.

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Features of Android

What messaging services does Android support?

Android supports SMS and MMS messaging services.

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Components of an Android App

What is included under the 'SDK Platforms' tab in the SDK Manager?

The 'SDK Platforms' tab includes various Android API levels, such as Android API 32.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

How does in-app advertising benefit app companies?

In-app advertising benefits app companies by removing the cost barrier to purchasing the app, allowing for free downloads and broader user acquisition.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Hierarchy pattern in Mobile Information Architecture?

The Hierarchy pattern organizes information in a tree-like structure, where users can drill down from broader categories to more specific content.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is Cloud-based Mobile Development?

Cloud-based Mobile Development refers to the use of cloud technology to create mobile applications, offering advantages such as standardization, flexibility, agility, and operational cost savings.

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Development Environment for Android

Why do we need to use the Android SDK Manager?

We need to use the Android SDK Manager to download and install the SDK Platform for a particular version of Android in order to compile our application against that release.

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What is 2G?

2G is the second-generation digital cellular technology launched in 1991 in Finland, based on the GSM standard, which allowed for data transfer and introduced text messages (SMS) and multimedia messages (MMS).

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is Contextual Design?

Contextual Design is a user-centered design process that focuses on understanding the context in which users interact with a product to create functional and effective designs.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Android Studio IDE?

Android Studio IDE is the official integrated development environment for Google's Android operating system, providing tools for coding, debugging, and testing Android applications.

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What is the purpose of context-aware apps?

Context-aware apps evolve with the user and do not wait for user input before coming to life.

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Features of Android

What was the significance of the iPhone's release in 2007?

The release of the iPhone in 2007 revolutionized the mobile industry by introducing powerful, internet-connected devices with advanced features.

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Development Environment for Android

What is ADT plugin?

ADT stands for Android Development Tools, which is a plugin for Eclipse that provides a set of tools for developing Android applications.

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What are the system requirements for running Android Studio?

To run Android Studio, a decent PC with at least 8GB of RAM and 10GB of free disk space is recommended, especially for running the Android emulator.

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Where can you download Android Studio?

Android Studio can be downloaded from the Android Developers website at https://developer.android.com/studio.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the 'app' directory in an Android project?

The 'app' directory contains the main source code and resources for the Android application.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is 1G in the context of mobile phones?

1G refers to the first generation of mobile cellular technology, which was launched in Japan in 1979. It utilized analog technology and allowed for basic voice calls with limited coverage.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

How does a Mobile Strategy impact customer engagement?

A well-defined Mobile Strategy enhances customer engagement by providing personalized experiences, timely communication, and easy access to services through mobile devices.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the size of the Android Emulator component in the SDK?

The Android Emulator component in the SDK is 329 MB.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the Android SDK?

The Android SDK (Software Development Kit) is a collection of tools and libraries necessary for developing and running Android applications.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What is required for mobile devices to support 4G?

Mobile devices needed to be specifically designed to support 4G, unlike the simple SIM card switch required for transitioning from 2G to 3G.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Filtered View pattern?

The Filtered View pattern allows users to narrow down content based on specific criteria, making it easier to find relevant information.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What is the importance of Information Architecture (IA) in mobile app development?

Information Architecture (IA) should be differently organized to cater to mobile needs, ensuring that content is accessible and user-friendly on mobile devices.

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Development Environment for Android

What is Flexible Gradle-based build system in Android Studio?

A build system that allows for flexible configuration and management of project builds using Gradle.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What does the growth of smartphone users indicate about the industry?

The growth of smartphone users indicates that the mobile app industry is healthy and thriving, with no signs of slowing down.

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How did 2G impact communication?

2G completely changed communication by enabling the transfer of data bits, allowing for text messages (SMS) and multimedia messages (MMS) as new forms of communication.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What was envisioned in the early stages of radio engineering?

A handheld mobile radio telephone service was envisioned, marking the initial concept of mobile communication.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web Mobile Applications?

Web Mobile Applications are accessed through a web browser on a mobile device and are built using standard web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making them platform-independent.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

Why is Mobile Architecture important for app development?

Mobile Architecture is important for app development because it caters to the needs of mobile users, ensuring a seamless mobile user experience by adapting to the unique characteristics of mobile devices.

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Features of Android

Who developed Android?

Android was developed by Google and later by the Open Handset Alliance (OHA).

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the purpose of a status dashboard in context-sensitive design?

A status dashboard serves to present a clear call-to-action, track user progress, keep users updated, capture their attention when necessary, and reward them upon completion of tasks.

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What was the first mobile device launched by Blackberry?

The first mobile device launched by Blackberry was the BlackBerry 5810, released in 2002.

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How much faster is 5G compared to 4G?

Experts claim that 5G will be 20 times faster than 4G, with the median 5G download speed in Canada being 169.46 Mbps, which is 205% faster than 4G.

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Mobile App Development Lifecycle

What factors should organizations consider in their mobile app development strategy?

Organizations should consider Memory Management, Software Lifecycle, Inadequate Testing, Network Management, Error Condition, and Exception Handling in their mobile app development strategy.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the file name of the Android Studio installer for Windows?

The file name of the Android Studio installer for Windows is 'android-studio-2021.x.x.xx-windows.exe'.

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Components of an Android App

What is the purpose of the AndroidManifest.xml file?

The AndroidManifest.xml file is a configuration file that contains essential information about the app, such as its components, permissions, and features.

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Ingredients of an Android App

What are the Ingredients of an Android App?

The Ingredients of an Android App consist of various components such as activities, services, broadcast receivers, and content providers that work together to create a functional application.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the size of the Android SDK Build - Tools 32?

The size of the Android SDK Build - Tools 32 is 54.1 MB.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the function of the 'build.gradle' file in an Android project?

The 'build.gradle' file is used to configure the build settings for the project, including dependencies and build types.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

What are mobile payments?

Mobile payments refer to transactions made using mobile devices, allowing users to pay for goods and services through their smartphones.

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Development Environment for Android

What functionality does the memory monitor view in Android Studio provide?

The memory monitor view in Android Studio allows developers to monitor the app's memory usage, find de-allocated objects, locate memory leaks, and track the amount of memory the connected device is using.

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Features of Android

What is Android?

Android is a software package and Linux-based operating system for mobile devices such as tablet computers and smartphones.

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What are context-sensitive designs?

Context-sensitive designs are tailored to respond to the specific circumstances or needs of users, helping to solve various product challenges by providing relevant information and support.

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Components of an Android App

What happens when you fire an Intent in Android?

Firing an Intent tells the Android system to make something happen, such as starting a new activity or launching another application.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Hybrid Mobile Applications?

Hybrid Mobile Applications combine elements of both native and web applications, allowing them to be installed on devices while also using web technologies.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

Which country was the first to offer 5G?

South Korea was the first country to offer 5G, rolling it out in March 2019 through telecom providers KT, LG Uplus, and SK Telecom.

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Development Environment for Android

Where is the Android SDK installed by default?

By default, the Android SDK is installed in 'c: \ Users \ username \ AppData \ Local \ Android \ Sdk'.

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Types of Mobile Applications

What are Web Mobile Applications?

Web mobile applications are accessed through a web browser and are built using web technologies like HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, making them platform-independent.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

How can context-sensitive help assist users?

Context-sensitive help can assist users by explaining the reasons behind errors, suggesting solutions, offering alternatives, and utilizing available data to help them overcome obstacles.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

What is the Android SDK?

The Android SDK (Software Development Kit) is a collection of tools and libraries that developers use to create applications for the Android platform.

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Android Platform Architecture

What is the purpose of the 'build' directory in an Android project?

The 'build' directory is where the compiled code and resources are stored after the build process.

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What is Android Studio?

Android Studio is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) based on IntelliJ, specifically designed for developing Android applications.

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What should you choose in the 'Install Type' during Android Studio setup?

You should choose 'Standard' as the Install Type during the setup process.

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Where is the default SDK directory located on Windows?

The default SDK directory on Windows is located at C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk.

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What is the size of the Android SDK Tools Intel x86?

The size of the Android SDK Tools Intel x86 is 149 MB.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Nested Doll pattern?

The Nested Doll pattern involves layers of information that can be opened or closed, similar to Russian nesting dolls, allowing users to explore content at different levels.

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Installing Android Studio and SDK

How can you check the SDK installed directory on Windows?

Use 'File Explorer' and navigate to the SDK installed directory, noting that 'AppData' is a hidden directory that requires unchecking 'Hidden Items' under the 'View' menu.

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How do you set the PATH and JAVA_HOME environment variables for JDK?

You set the PATH and JAVA_HOME environment variables to refer to the directory that contains 'java' and 'javac', typically 'java_install_dir/bin' and 'java_install_dir' respectively.

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Anatomy of Android Project

What is the Anatomy of an Android Project?

The Anatomy of an Android Project includes the structure and components of an Android application, such as the manifest file, source code, resources, and build files.

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Mobile Ecosystem and Monetization Strategies

How did the deployment of 4G networks impact mobile communication?

The deployment of 4G networks around 2010 brought significant improvements in data speeds and capacity, enhancing mobile broadband services.

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What is the purpose of the autoexec.bat file in Windows for JDK installation?

The autoexec.bat file is used to set environment variables like PATH and JAVA_HOME for the JDK installation in Windows.

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Features of Android

What storage solution does Android provide?

Android provides SQLite as a storage solution.

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Contextual Design in Mobile Apps

What is the Tabbed View pattern?

The Tabbed View pattern allows users to switch between different views or sections of content using tabs, providing a clear and organized way to access information.

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