Google Android Programming Blog

The T-Mobile G2 Root is coming guys, just be patient. I will have full coverage of the G2 when it gets rooted so stay tuned and subscribe! Also, I’m getting word that the Android 3.0 SDK is going to be released very soon, as early as next week. I am studying android programming and I have the SDK on my computer. When 3.0 becomes available I will have a full walkthrough of it guys! Make sure you subscribe to see that! Stay tuned for the latest android and gadget news. Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Check out AE for the latest android news: androidevolutions.com

*READ DESCRIPTION FOR LINKS AND MORE INFO* Be sure to watch in high quality, it makes my crappy webcam picture look a bit better. How to install. Go to settings/applications/USB settings/Highlight Mass Storage Then go to settings/applications/Development/Turn on USB debugging Open up the browser and go to search.4shared.com and search for the app you want to download. Click on the file and download it. Download and install the driver for the phone. (Links at bottom of description) Download Android SDK (Link at bottom of description), extract the file, and then copy the file to the root of C:. Rename the file “sdk”. Connect your phone to your computer and click “Open folder to view files”, find the file you downloaded from 4shared earlier and drag it into C:\sdk\android-sdk-windows\tools. Open up the command prompt and type the following commands: cd\ cd sdk cd android-sdk-windows cd tools Enter “adb devices” into the prompt and make sure the computer recognizes the device. If it does recognize the device enter “adb install filename.apk” replace “filename” with the name of the .apk file you downloaded, in my case I entered “adb install Doodle_Jump_v122.apk”. Once you enter that code you should get a message that says “success”, after that you can disconnect your device and use your app. *LINKS* Windows 32-bit Driver Download drivers.softpedia.com Windows 64-bit Driver Download drivers.softpedia.com Android SDK developer.android.com

Python on Android using ASE

Ajith, Anil, Bindu and Sree at CETEX 2010/Trivandrum 30 Jan 2010

This is the first segment from a 5 week online course, Developing Android Applications with Java. In this segment, instructor Tony Hillerson describes what Android is and how to get started developing Android applications. To purchase the full online course, visit oreilly.com