Android Team

25/06/2017

I know you all are really excited to start learning Programming from beginning , even i am also very excited to share my tutorials with you all , and I am trying to make things very very simple and understandable to all of you.
Be touch with me, i am starting with initial tutorials on GitHub and YouTube Channel as well. you all will get the source code from GitHub repository here and video demos and step by step in depth explanation on YouTube channel.
GitHub Link : https://github.com/Deepak-Mamdapure777/Kotlin_Tutorials

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLEblRJMg9uZOH_3Bqz850rtjlW4SE2jl5

Kotlin_Tutorials - Learn Kotlin - Tutorial for Beginners

11/07/2014

Bitcial Technologies RSS News Feed :Successful Seminar conducted on 11 July 2014 in ORCHID College Of Engineering, Solapur

10/07/2014

Bitcial Technologies launches professional Android training first time in solapur. Hurry up and make your dream comes true from this training. Deepak Mamdapure :9011041923 Digvijay :9371221088

17/03/2014

Do you fear somebody would read your messages on your mobile? You do not want to use mobile in-build lock feature, where every time you have to enter password. Doesn&...

20/12/2013

Ignore if you dont care :'(

20/12/2013

All of my dear friends please give your attention towards this video it is an beauty of technology Atheer labs brings android into 3D augmented reality

At the end of 2014, the company expects to ship the Atheer One to consumers who want to be at the frontier of virtual, wearable computing. Read this article by Dan Farber on CNET News.

08/11/2013

Hello friends download this application on your device and enjoy with sms...if is there any changes you want then feel free and suggest me...this is my first application on play store

SMS TASK app is developed for send sms automatically to recipient on selected frequency send sms on occasion of birthday,marriage anniversary etc.you can send s...

04/09/2013

After "a whirlwind trip to Asia" visiting Android partners, Google's SVP Sundar Pichai has just confirmed -- by way of the above photo -- that the next version of his mobile OS is called KitKat aka Android 4.4. The exec shared this geeky nugget on both Google+ and Twitter, while his company has updated the Android developer site with a page chronicling Android's milestones so far. Details are light at the moment, and Google teases its upcoming release with just the following line:

"It's our goal with Android KitKat to make an amazing Android experience available for everybody."

Pichai also announced that there are now over one billion Android device activations, surpassing the 900 million mark back in May this year. This is well ahead of the end-of-year target that Chairman Eric Schmidt predicted back in April. Just to recap, here are all the previous dessert-based names that contributed to these figures: Cupcake (1.5), Donut (1.6), Eclair (2.0), Froyo (2.2), Gingerbread (2.3), Honeycomb (3.0), Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0), and Jelly Bean (4.1-4.3). Naturally, it's "K" after "J" now. More after the break (pun intended).

23/06/2013

By looking towards the future we give our customers a competitive head start.
Our people create innovative solutions that increase the benefits of the
technologies our customers are already using.

23/06/2013

Our Android team one step forwarding like approach to meeting legal requirements.
According to demographic experts, we recently reached a significant global
milestone. More of the world’s population now lives in cities than in the country.offering solutions productivity, mobility, safety and security, is ideally suited to
meet these challenges and lay the foundation for continued profitable growth.

10/02/2013

10/02/2013

Jelly Bean now on 13.6 percent Android devices, Gingerbread dips to 45.6 percent
By Kul Bhushan on06-02-2013
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The latest Android distribution shows Jelly Bean has continued to grow steadily while Ice Cream Sandwich is witnessing a stagnation.

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Google has released its latest Android distribution stats on its Android developer site, revealing the latest version Jelly Bean (v4.1 and v4.2) is now running on 13.6 percent of all Android devices while Ice Cream Sandwich is on 29 percent. v2.3 Gingerbread is still the largest Android OS with 45.6 percent of share, but down from last month's share of 47.6 percent.

Among other older Android versions, Froyo is on 8.1 percent of all Android devices, Honeycomb is on 1.3 percent and Eclair on 2.2 percent. Here’s how the latest Android landscape looks like:

Last month's Android distribution stats showed Android Jelly Bean had for the first time crossed 10 percent share, and Gingerbread slumped below 50 percent. You can check out our coverage on the previous Android distribution here.

So far, several manufacturers including have introduced Jelly Bean-based devices while many devices are in the process of receiving the JB upgrade. The latest Android version is likely to grow more in next few months with more new devices. However, the Jelly Bean adoption could be slowed down if the rumoured Android 5.0 or Android 4.3 Key Lime Pie is released this year. There's also a possibility the two versions together top the Android distribution charts sooner or later.