Boosting App Efficiency with the Application Resource Optimizer

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at&tA major challenge in mobile application development is determining what changes need to be made to an app’s architecture to increase efficiency and performance. Unlike traditional web applications, mobile apps are more limited by bandwidth, latency, and battery life. To dig into ways to maximize efficiency, the AT&T Developer Program conducted a series of mobile app tests which looked into network architecture and lower level protocols that are typically hidden from app developers.

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Top Best and Proven Tips to Increase Android Battery Life

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batteryFor some smart phone users, every day is a battle to maintain the battery life of your device long enough to get home and recharge it. However, this is not a particularly convenient way to live your life. You might wonder if there are any ways to increase battery life and not have to worry about whether you will be able to make calls by the time you are on your way home from work. If you have an Android-based smart phone, there are some ways to help you do just that.

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Privacy Star - top of the line in phone privacy

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PrivacyStar, maker of the smartphone application that enables users to take control of their mobile phone, announced 2011 user trends showing significant growth in complaint filing to the Federal Trade Commission. PrivacyStar has nearly one million users who use the feature packed application to ensure privacy on their smartphones blocking over 125 million numbers and filing over 200,000 complaints to date. In 2011, users filed 137,000 complaints to the Federal Trade Commission with substantial increase in Fair Debt Collection Practices Act complaints filed.

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[Press]Disney and Conservation International to Raise Awareness for Fresh Water Initiative

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‘Every Duck Counts’ Awareness Campaign launches with $50,000 donation from Disney

wmwJanuary 19, 2012 (Arlington, VA) – Conservation International (CI) today announced the launch of a new awareness raising effort with Disney using the free versions of the popular game Where’s My Water? as a fun way to educate users about the value of fresh water. For the ‘Every Duck Counts’ campaign, Disney Friends for Change and the Disney Worldwide Conservation Fund will make a generous donation of $50,000. The game will educate users about the value of fresh water in a fun and unique way by encouraging players to collect as many ducks as possible within the game to raise awareness for the accessibility of clean water and its importance on a global scale.

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Android Integration with the Ford Focus Electric

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fordOne of the top in car mobile technologies available for some time now is Ford’s Sync system which we must admit is pretty impressive. Ford is however taking it a step further with the launch of their new Focus Electric allowing users to control their cars remotely.

At CES 2012 in Las Vegas Ford unveiled their MyFord app that allows Ford Focus Electric owners manage when and how their cars will charge at home. This allows night time low charging for lower electricity bills or to override this and charge up quickly if you need the car for a long period of time now.

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Solving advanced animation problems

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SDK Version: 
M3
0

As we have seen in the previous animations tutorial it is easy to create some funny animations defined by XML.

Unfortunately in some cases we face troublesome limitations. Lest see them through an example:
We will create a simple animation that moves a buttom from the top left corner of the screen to the center when it is clicked, then remains there, and when clicked again it moves back to its original position

After you read the documentation http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/animation-resource.h... it may seem easy to solve. We can define the animation realative to the parents size in percent (50%p), and the fillAfter attribute makes the button remain there, insted of jumping back to its original position. We can even define all of this in XML. So most of the problem seems to be solved with the few line of XML below:

 

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