May 2010 NEWLUG Android Presentation

May's NorthEast Wisconsin Linux Users Group (NEWLUG) presentation is a general overview of the Android operating system. The talk discusses some of the different uses for a cellphone running Android OS and the applications available in the Android marketplace. We discuss some of the different hardware platforms that either support the Android OS or are speculated to be released in the future. Beyond the user experience, we cover the architecture of the Android OS and how to develop your own applications for the platform.

Presenter: Justin Fisher
Justin Fisher graduated in 2009 with a bachelors degree in computer science from the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh and currently works as a web developer for LoanSifter Inc. out of Appleton, WI. Justin has experience developing websites in VB, C#, Plone, and PHP. As a Linux enthusiast, Justin was incredibly excited about his new Droid phone that he picked up last November and hasn't stopped fiddling with it since.

Here are the presentation slides:

NEWLUG May 2010 Presentation - Android

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This presentation video is in seven parts, though one of the parts is only eight seconds long. Eventually, we will get the recording process smoothed out.

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Google Faculty Summit 2009: Introduction to Android


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