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Summary:
If you're already developing for Android mobile devices, the move to tablets is a natural. If you've been considering plunging into app development, Android tablet apps are a great place to start. Here's your step-by-step guide to tablet app success.
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Includes index.
Contents:
- The nuts and bolts of Android tablets
- Building and publishing your first Android tablet application
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- Creating a feature-rich application
- The part of tens.
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