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Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 9

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 9This is the final video in my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial. It has been a ton of fun exploring a new SDK literally days after it was introduced to the public. I did my best to also cover a bunch of general Android topics as well.

Here I’ll specifically finish up the paint application we started back in part 7 of this series. We’ll create all of the event handlers we need to make sure our app runs like a professional tool. All of the code follows the video and it is heavily commented so it can be translated. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 9

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 7

Samsung Mobile SDK TutorialWelcome to part 7 of my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial. In this part of the tutorial I’ll cover how to create toolbars for use with any Android app. I’ll then cover additional functionality that the Samsung S Pen provides as well as covering how to create settings windows, import images from the image gallery and more.

All of the code follows the video below. I recently announced the winners of my Samsung Galaxy Note 3 and Galaxy Gear Smart Watch contest. Congratulations to the winners and thank you Samsung for allowing me to have such a great contest! Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 7

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 6

Samsung S Pen TutoriaIn this part of my Samsung Mobile SDK tutorial I will focus in on the S Pen. I’ll cover how to use the S Pen settings popup. We’ll also look into how to change the look of buttons depending upon their state changes. After I cover the basics of buttons in the next tutorial we’ll make a tool bar.

In general we are putting together all of the pieces that would be required to create a professional Android paint app. All of the code follows the video below. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 6

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 4

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 4Welcome to part 4 of my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial. In this video I focus on Samsung S Look tools with a specific focus on Samsung WritingBuddy.

Samsung S Look provides specialized widgets like Samsung WritingBuddy, which recognizes hand writing as user input. S Look also provides AirButton which makes it easy to create popup menus. SmartClip allows you to capture and extract Metadata such as text and URLs and to crop screenshots using S-Pen. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 4

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 3

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 3Welcome to part 3 of my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial. In this tutorial I will cover Samsung SLook, ListActivity, SimpleAdapter, ListView, Intents and much more.

We’ll be creating a ListView. It will be populated with list items that are defined by a SimpleAdapter. After the ListView is created, when an item is clicked an Intent will be created that will send the user to a new Activity.This tutorial should make the purpose of ListViews and Intents very clear. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 3

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 2

Samsung Mobile SDK TutorialWelcome to part 2 of my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial! In this part I will completely finish explaining every line of code for our app.

We’ll cover how to handle all the potential problems SsdkUnsupportedException can catch and we’ll handle each one. We’ll create custom alert dialogs. We’ll send the user to the app store to download an update and so much more. Most everything in this tutorial applies to any app you can make while also teaching about the Samsung Mobile SDK. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial 2

Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial

Samsung Mobile SDK TutorialWelcome to my Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial, which is part of my Android Development Tutorial. Over the course of this series I will take a look at many of the tools provided by the Samsung Mobile SDK while continuing to cover how to write code for Android in general.

I’m doing this series of tutorials because Samsung currently controls over 32% of the smart phone market (Apple controls 12% in comparison) and yet there are many more iOS tutorials then Samsung tutorials. I think that is a bit odd? I hope to solve that problem while also continuing to teach Android specific coding. Continue reading Samsung Mobile SDK Tutorial