Android Sample Post - Just for the purpose of test

Let’s explore some best practices in designing and developing Android apps.

For starters, when you develop an Android application, you should prepare it to be run on a wide variety of devices and circumstances.

Every Android device is a family in itself. When one member of the family goes haywire, it means the rest of the family is also likely to be affected.

Did you know that when any single application asks for memory, if there isn’t any free memory, Android will respond by closing other apps so it can provide that memory? Then if the user switches to that application, it will have to be restarted.

When any single application takes up more memory, using more CPU and GPU, or consuming more battery, every other application suffers as a result. And this has the potential to wreck the user experience for the entire device.

Performance matters.

If you want to learn more about Android performance, start here: