The presentation describes that why one should go for Android & mobile application development?

1. Android
Application
Development
Introductory Seminar
- Aatul Palandurkar

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Agenda
 About
me
 Why Mobile Programming?
 Why Android?

3. Developer, Designer, Trainer, Author, Blogger

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Aatul Palandurkar
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Author : NetBeans IDE
How-to | Packt Pub, UK
Won National Android
Apps Development
Championship
Won 5 National Web
Design Contest
Won 1 Logo Design
Contest
Awarded “Outstanding
Programmer”
Certifications :
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OCJP,
OCWCD,
OCNBPA
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Freelance Corporate Trainer
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Worked with :
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NetBeans,
HCL, CDAC,
ADCC InfoCAD,
AnCyber (Sharda
Infotech)
SSIT, KP Solutions India,
Seed Infotech,
Technobase Solutions,
Sky Comp Project
Solutions
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Why Mobile Programming?
Why should I go for mobile programming?

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Why Mobile Programming
 More
than 73% people uses mobiles all over world –
Wikipedia – Dec. 2010
 India – 63% people uses mobiles.
 Montenegro – 193 % people uses mobiles.
 56 countries using mobile phones & services.
 Mobile devices have become more smart &
enhancing day by day.
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Why Mobile Programming
 Good
Hardware & Software support for
development of mobile applications.
 Still processing power, the memory, input & output
capabilities are limited.
 Hence, challenging !
 Mobile application developers gets paid more than
other developers.
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Mobile is being used for……
 Making
& Receiving
Calls
 Sending SMS & MMS
 Connecting to internet
 E-mails
 Capturing & sharing
photos & videos
 Playing games, music &
videos
 Automotives
 Social
Networking
(Facebook, Twitter,
etc.)
 Locating ATMs & other
hotspots
 Booking tickets
 Mobile banking
 Mobile TV, Set Tops, etc.
 N/W & Storage devices
 E-book readers
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9. Statistics - Wikipedia
Rank
Country
9
No. of Mobile
Population
5,000,000,001
6,896,700,000
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World
1
China
841,900,000
2
India
3
% ppl use mobile
Updated on
72.6 %
2010
1,342,050,000
62.8 %
Jan. 2011
752,190,678
1,193,420,000
63.22 %
Dec. 2010
USA
285,610,580
311,977,000
91.0 %
Dec. 2009
4
Russia
213,900,000
141,940,000
147.3 %
Jun. 2010
5
Brazil
202,940,000
190,732,694
106.4 %
Dec. 2010
7
Pakistan
111,219,897
168,500,500
66.10 %
Dec. 2010
14
United
Kingdom
75,750,000
61,612,300
122.9 %
Dec. 2008
17
France
58,730,000
65,073,842
90.2 %
Dec. 2008
37
Australia
19,760,000
21,179,211
93.3 %
2006
56
Montenegro
1,294,167
672,180
192.53 %
Dec. 2009

10. Supports :
10
Platforms
Platform
Company
Details
Symbian
Sun Microsystems
Found on high end Nokia phones
Windows
CE Microsoft
(Compact Edition)
Windows
BlackBerry
Found on Windows mobiles
RIM (Research In Found on high end BlackBerry
Motion)
phones
BREW (Binary Runtime Qualcomm
Environment
for
Wireless)
Found on CDMA handsets
iPhone SDK
Apple
Found on iPhone, iPod
Android
Google
Open Source platform, found on
many handsets
bada
Samsung
Found on high end Samsung
handsets like Wave, etc.
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Android
What? When? Where? Why? Who?

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What is Android?
 It
is an operating system for mobile
 Interestingly, it is not yet another OS, but
component based OS
 It has an integrated Java Virtual Machine
 System interfaces are exposed only through Java
libraries
 It is based on the Linux Kernel 2.6
 An Android SDK is provided to let developers build
applications on top of the OS but not extend the OS
itself
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When?
 Android,
Inc. was founded in US in October, 2003
 Google acquired Android Inc. on August 17, 2005
 OHA was established on 5 November 2007
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Google, Broadcom Corporation, HTC, Intel, LG,
Marvell Technology Group, Motorola, NVidia,
Qualcomm, Samsung Electronics, Sprint Nextel, TMobile and Texas Instruments were founders of OHA.
Consortium of Total 84 Companies
 Ver
1.0 : 23 September 2008
 Latest Version : 4.4 KitKat
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Timeline of Android
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Android Beta : 5 Nov.
2007
SDK : 12 Nov. 2007
V 1.0 : 23 Sept. 2008
V 1.1 : 9 Feb. 2009
V 1.5 Cupcake : 30 Apr.
2009
V 1.6 Donut : 15 Sept.
2009
V 2.0 Éclair : 26 Oct. 2009
V 2.1 Éclair : 12 Jan. 2010
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V 2.2 Froyo : 20 May 2010
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V 2.3 Gingerbread : 6
Dec. 2010
V 3.0 Honeycomb : 22
Feb. 2011
V 4.0 Ice Cream
Sandwich : 19 Oct. 2011
V 4.1 Jelly Bean : Jun.
2012
V 4.2 Jelly Bean :
Mar.2013
V 4.3 Jelly Bean : Jul. 2013
4.4 KitKat
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Why? : Features of Android
 Handset
Layout
 Storage
 Connectivity
 Messaging
 Multiple
Language
Support
 Web Browser
 Java support
 Media support
 Streaming Media
support
 Additional
H/w support
 Multi-touch
 Bluetooth
 Video calling
 Multitasking
 Voice based features
 Tethering
 Screen capturing
 External storage
 ……………… so on
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Where?
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Laptops and Netbooks
Smartbooks
E-book readers
Smart TVs (Google TV)
Handheld console
MP4 player
Portable media player
Cordless phone
Portable radio
Headphone
Portable DECT phone
Set-top box for TV
Portable Game Console
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Head mounted
display for ski goggles
Wristwatch with phone
functionality
Wristwatch-shaped fitness
tracker and smart music
player
Navigations Systems
Home automation
systems
Refrigerators
DVD players
Treadmills
Cameras
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Where?
 Devices
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What Smartphone customers buy today?
2.3
16.4
Android
iOS
Other
81.3
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Who can learn?
 Requisite
: Any individual who knows Java
 Stream : Any stream
 Min. Qualification : Not applicable
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Thank You
Aatul Palandurkar
Blog : http://aatul.me
connect@ancyber.com
Contact : 091-9766 210 353