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The Best Book On Marketing Your Android App
Mar 2011 — By Eddie Kim (Android Apps Expert), Expert On Android Sales, Expert On App Store Marketing, and Expert On Android Development
*****GIFT A COPY OF THIS HYPERINK BOOK TO 3 FRIENDS!!!***** To ring in 2012, we're offering a special bonus to Hyperink customers who purchase The Best Book On Marketing Your Android App. You can send up to 3 bonus copies to your friends and family. Full redemption details are inside the book, so check it out today! Thanks, The Hyperink Team ********************************************************************************** Bestselling Android Dev Eddie Kim Teaches You How To Market Your Android Apps! You've designed the perfect app, and you're wondering why no one is buying it. Our experienced Android developer, Eddie Kim, has been in your shoes, and he knows how stiff the competition can be. Eddie introduces you to the people with the power, your customers, as he walks you through the marketing steps you need to take to make your app stand out from the a sea of similar apps.
You're an innovative developer, but when it comes to advertising your app, you don't know how to rally an audience like Billy Mays. However, you've found that other books offer redundant, outdated, or useless advice, and you're looking for a book that gives you specific, straight-forward strategies to dominate the market now.
Eddie is here to show you his own tricks (which earned him over $180,000 a year in Android apps), which will increase your sales and teach you how to dream up bestselling Android apps for your money-making arsenal. JUST A FEW OF THE THINGS YOU'LL LEARN:A step-by-step development guide for identifying unfilled app needs, avoiding piracy with Eddie's coding strategies, and guarding against 3 major development mistakesAndroid vs. iPhone: An analysis of the pros and cons of Android and iPhone programmingThe inside scoop on increasing customer ratings, making the most of blogs and social media, and avoiding the 70-30 price splitMEET THE AUTHOR
EDDIE KIM Eddie is an independent Android developer, responsible for hit applications like Car Locator, Smarter Alarm, Copy Paste It, and Screenshot It. His applications have won numerous accolades and over $100,000 in prize money. He has been featured in numerous publications, including Wired Magazine, Techcrunch, and Capital. Today he sells over $180,000/year in Android apps. He is also the cofounder of PicWing.com, an innovative subscription photo printing service. Eddie graduated from Stanford University in 2005. -
Create Your First Android Game/App In Seven Days
Oct 2011 — By Adam Hassan
This ebook shows in detail how you can create a fully functional game in Android in just seven days. The book covers the entire process step by step and has the full source code for the sample game app. It is a must for those interested in Android development.
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The Best Little Book On Android App Development
Jul 2011 — By Eddie Kim
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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN
-How to write high performance Android app code
-How to develop apps as a non-technical person
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Turn Your Android Phone or Tablet into a Multimedia Hub (Top Ten Android Tips)
Aug 2011 — By Fiona Gatt
What does it take to turn your smartphone or tablet into a multimedia hub? Android! With the help of some really cool multimedia apps available on the Android Market, the multimedia functionalities of even mid-range smartphones can be fully explored.
This eBook will take you on a journey of discovery of what your Android smartphone or tablet can really achieve in the multimedia sphere.
This guide covers:
Music playback
Organizing a music collection
Syncing music and video collections
Porting over an existing iTunes collection
Internet radio
Playing media files remotely from a computer on an Android device
Video playback, of multiple formats
Organizing a video collection
Storing your media collection in the cloud and sharing it between multiple devices
Exploring Internet TV
Discovering podcasts
Playing and organizing podcasts
Enjoying audiobooks
Some fun with photos
A better way to explore YouTube
Using your device as a digital photo frame
And basically a slew of advice on how to use the best apps for these purposes
You could download, install, test, and then discard or keep probably hundreds of apps before you figured out the collection of apps you’d need for this veritable smorgasbord of media goodness! Best of all, the apps that are recommended are all free! -
Professional Android 4 Application Development
May 2012 — By Reto Meier
Developers, build mobile Android apps using Android 4The fast-growing popularity of Android smartphones and tablets creates a huge opportunities for developers. If you're an experienced developer, you can start creating robust mobile Android apps right away with this professional guide to Android 4 application development. Written by one of Google's lead Android developer advocates, this practical book walks you through a series of hands-on projects that illustrate the features of the Android SDK. That includes all the new APIs introduced in Android 3 and 4, including building for tablets, using the Action Bar, Wi-Fi Direct, NFC Beam, and more.
Shows experienced developers how to create mobile applications for Android smartphones and tabletsRevised and expanded to cover all the Android SDK releases including Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich), including all updated APIs, and the latest changes to the Android platform.Explains new and enhanced features such as drag and drop, fragments, the action bar, enhanced multitouch support, new environmental sensor support, major improvements to the animation framework, and a range of new communications techniques including NFC and Wi-Fi direct.Provides practical guidance on publishing and marketing your applications, best practices for user experience, and moreThis book helps you learn to master the design, lifecycle, and UI of an Android app through practical exercises, which you can then use as a basis for developing your own Android apps.
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100 Ways To Use Your Android Device (Learning a new skill every day)
Nov 2011 — By Jaison B
Android will be powering not only your mobile devices, but in the near future, it will control your TV, Cars, general electrical equipments and even your whole home.
You can be in control of all those things and will be controlling them with your hand held device like a mobile or tablet. This book lists a hundred ways you can use your android device.
Here is a sample of what you will get.
Take measurement
You can now use your android device to take measurements of all sorts. Hard to believe? Take a look at the various apps which belong to this category. First of all there is an app called Smart Measure which measures the distance and height of an object by trigonometry. The effective distance in which it does the calculation is about 1-50 m. Just stand up and press the camera shutter button. The important thing to keep in mind is to aim the camera at the ground, not the object. Another app which belongs to a similar category is called the Smart Ruler. You can measure the length of small objects with your phone by touch. Put an object on the screen of your phone. Adjust the object to the left of the screen and touch the screen and read the length.
As a leveling stick
Ever wanted to see whether a surface is level or not. You can now do just that by simply putting your android device on the surface you need to measure. "Spirit level plus" app allows you to do just that. It makes very good readings once it is calibrated. It might be pointless for someone but hey, it will do its job for your home / college projects. It is one of those things you never thought your android device can do. But these kinds of apps prove that only human imagination is the limit when it comes to making mobile apps.
Locate where you parked your car
This one was a life saver for me. I have a very short term memory. Especially when it comes to parking cars in a unfamiliar place, I often waste a few minutes figuring out where I parked my car(especially if the parking lot is huge). I guess there are other people like me who will find this app useful. The name of the app is MyCar Locator Free. It is the easiest to use car locator on the market according to the apps creator. The app remembers where you park with the push of just one button and guides you back to your car easily. It is also great for remembering the location of your hotel, camping spot, or any other location you would like to easily return to later. It works more outdoors than indoors. In fact, it rarely works indoors.
Weather radar
Crazy about tracking weather? There is an android app called radar now which is made just for you. The app fixes your location to display the animated weather radar and current conditions closest to you. The main feature of this app is that it has a simple interface which is really fast. It requires no user input or configuration to retrieve the display. One thing I would change about this app is the ability for the users to input the location. Suppose I am traveling from California to New York and if I want to know the weather condition in NY, then I would have to rely on the conventional websites. There is another app which is in the same market which is called rainy days. Some people like rainy days app more than radar now. -
Android App Development Without Coding
Jan 2012 — By Krishna K. Chaitanya
This e-book allows You To Learn how to make Android apps,upload to various Appstores and Earn Money without complex coding.I bet even Your Grand mother will make Android apps after reading this book.
Complete the book in 15 minutes,Try making Android apps in 10 min and upload them to various appstores in 10 minutes. This is the Goal of This book.This book also has marketing strategies to improve downloads.
After receiving feedback for my work in the first edition.I have included few more chapters like making an app social,appstore comparisions,app developer page creation and Free Email support to users. The book emphasises on zero investment - profit Earning policy
Read the book completely and Be a Master in Android app making -
Free Game Apps for Android
Sep 2010 — By Mike Haywood
There are over 70,000 apps on the Android Marketplace. If you are new to Android (or even old), then chances are you have missed a few.
This book compiles summaries of over 150 free game apps in four categories, to help you decide which app you need for your phone.
All of the apps in this book are free. While there are a handful of "lite" apps, most of the apps are full featured.
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Beginning Android Games
Apr 2011 — By Mario Zechner
Beginning Android Games offers everything you need to join the ranks of successful Android game developers. You'll start with game design fundamentals and programming basics, and then progress towards creating your own basic game engine and playable games. This will give you everything you need to branch out and write your own Android games.
The fundamentals of game development The Android platform basics to apply those fundamentals in the context of making a game The design of 2D and 3D games and their successful implementation on the Android platform
The potential user base and the wide array of available high-performance devices makes Android an attractive target for aspiring game developers. Do you have an awesome idea for the next break-through mobile gaming title? Beginning Android Games will help you kick-start your project.
The book will guide you through the process of making several example games for the Android platform, and involves a wide range of topics:For those looking to learn about Android tablet game app development or want Android 4 SDK specific coverage, check out Beginning Android 4 Games Development, now available from Apress.
What you’ll learn How to set up and use the development tools for developing your first Android application The fundamentals of game programming in the context of the Android platform How to use the Android's APIs for graphics (Canvas, OpenGL ES 1.0/1.1), audio, and user input to reflect those fundamentals How to develop two 2D games from scratch, based on the Canvas API and OpenGL ES. How to create a full-featured 3D game How to publish your games, get crash reports, and support your users How to complete your own playable 2D OpenGL games Who this book is forThis book is for people with a basic knowledge of Java who want to write games on the Android platform. It also offers information for experienced game developers about the pitfalls and peculiarities of the platform.
Table of Contents Android, the New Kid on the Block First Steps with the Android SDK Game Development 101 Android for Game Developers An Android Game Development Framework Mr. Nom Invades Android OpenGL ES: A Gentle Introduction 2D Game Programming Tricks Super Jumper: A 2D OpenGL ES Game OpenGL ES: Going 3D 3D Programming Tricks Droid Invaders: the Grand Finale Publishing Your Game What’s Next? -
Best Android Apps
May 2010 — By Mike Hendrickson and Brian Sawyer
You can choose from thousands of apps to make your Android device do just about anything you can think of -- and probably a few things you'd never imagine. There are so many Android apps available, in fact, that it's been difficult to find the best of the bunch -- until now.
Best Android Apps leads you beyond the titles in Android Market's "Top Paid" and "Top Free" bins to showcase apps that will truly delight, empower, and entertain you. The authors have tested and handpicked more than 200 apps and games, each listed with a description and details highlighting the app's valuable tips and special features. Flip through the book to browse their suggestions, or head directly to the category of your choice to find the best apps to use at work, on the town, at play, at home, or on the road.
Discover great Android apps to help you:
Juggle tasks Connect with friends Play games Organize documents Explore what's nearby Get in shape Travel the world Find new music Dine out Manage your money...and much more!












































