Android: 19 Sites & Various Free Ebooks

Nov 8, 2014

Computers and Technology, Mobile Apps, Old, Programming

“I believe Android will be stronger in the developing world than it is in the developed world.” – Fred Wilson

“I believe the mobile OS market will play out very similarly to Windows and Macintosh, with Android in the role of Windows. And so, if you want to be in front of the largest number of users, you need to be on Android.” – Fred Wilson

These free ebooks include:-

1. Andbook: Android Programming – Based on codes & experiences of the anddev.org-Community by Nicolas Gramlich

PDF – 62 pages

Andbook: Android Programming - Based on codes & experiences of the anddev.org-Community by Nicolas Gramlich

Click on the link below to view / download the ebook(s):-
Andbook: Android Programming – Based on codes & experiences of the anddev.org-Community by Nicolas Gramlich (PDF)

2. Android Development – Tutorial by Lars Vogel

Online reading only – 32 Parts

Android Development - Tutorial by Lars Vogel

Click on the link below to view / download the ebook(s):-
Android Development – Tutorial by Lars Vogel (Online reading only)

3. Android Tutorial by TutorialsPoint

PDF – 216 pages

Android Tutorial by TutorialsPoint

Click on the link below to view / download the ebook(s):-
Android Tutorial by TutorialsPoint (PDF)

 

  1. Android Tutorials for Mobile Image Processing(PDF) [View / Download]
  2. Understanding Android’s Security Framework by William Enck & Patrick McDaniel (36 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  3. Google Android – A Comprehensive Introduction by Hans-Gunther Schmidt, Karsten Raddatz, Aubrey-Derrick Schmidt, Ahmet Camtepe & Sahin Albayrak (31 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  4. Google Android on the Beagleboard – Introduction to the Android API, HAL & SDK by Bill Gatliff (80 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  5. Practical Programming on Android (19 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  6. Introduction to Android Window System by Chia-I Wu (37 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  7. Android Porting Guide for Embedded Platforms (26 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  8. Android, Inc. – A brief 2011 Industry Analysis by Christopher Frost(All formats) [View / Download]
  9. Android Tutorial by Larry Walters (48 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  10. Introduction to Android(Online Article) [View / Download]
  11. Android Programming by Connor Hindley(Online, PDF, DOC, Youtube) [View / Download]
  12. How to Program Google Android(Online Article) [View / Download]
  13. Introduction to Android Development by IBM(Online Article) [View / Download]
  14. Introduction to Android Development: Touch Calculator by Ali Ozgur(Online Article) [View / Download]
  15. Java Fundamentals for Android Development by Advanced Training Consultants (64 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]
  16. Tutorial: Programming in Java for Android Development by Adam C. Champion & Dong Xuan (71 pages) (PDF) [View / Download]

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