Android Wireless Application Development, Third Edition (Vol. I: Android Essentials and Vol. II: Advanced Topics) is a Android development book written by Lauren Darcey and Shane Conder, published in the Developer's Library series, respectively for beginners and advanced Android app developers.

As you can see, AppNee rarely publishes posts about mobile platform, except they belong to some topic software or game collection. Not only is this because we seldom use smart phones, also since we don't need them at all. Maybe you think we are biased, but I want to tell you we just have no consequent troubles.

With the development of mobile devices and network, intelligent mobile phone has become a new paradise for hackers. Imagine, under this environment of everybody holds a smart phone nowadays, nothing is more active than the mobile phone viruses and the vulnerabilities' exploits of software and mobile network. Therefore, to understand and master some practical security tools seems necessary and meaningful.

If you are a person focusing on health and like to try all kinds of new apps, then you might have tried some with the subjects of visual acuity or color blindness test. But the fact is they don't like look so professional and practical - most of which are just funny games (e.g.: Eyesight Examiner Side N and THE EYE TEST).

The update speed of Android version is so fast that almost no Android development tutorial published in paper form can keep up with it. While the biggest winner of The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development lies in this - it is almost synchronous with Android's version update, so that it also has a corresponding version number.