Android Memory Analysis

For does who are analyzing there Android application.. you must read this article written by Patrick Dubroy.  
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How-To: Android Fragments

Typically, an Android user interface is composed of views within layouts, such as a ListView within a LinearLayout. A hierarchy of View objects gets loaded or created when an Activity is started. On small screens, this is fine. But when you spread a UI out over the surface of a tablet
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Android versions

Google’s Android division certainly has a sense of humor as it named all their version codenames after desserts. So what are the different versions of Android OS, and the desserts associated with them?
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A closer look at Android 3.0 (Honeycomb)

Google has released its Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) software development kit (SDK) preview, allowing mobile developers to get an early hands-on with what the first tablet-only version of the Android operating system has to offer. So let’s take a closer look
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How-To: Debug Android UI

When debugging an Android application it’s important to look at the structure of the UI. There are tools that help you visualize the UI. Inside this article I will be explaining two tools: Hierarchy Viewer Layoutopt
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