The Misconception About My Android Coverage
I'd like to take a moment to address a common misconception about my coverage of Android devices and platforms. Some people seem to believe that I have a personal issue with Android, which couldn't be further from the truth. Over the past few weeks, I've actually covered at least two or three Android-related topics, including launches of new Android devices and my own experiences with them.
I understand that not everyone is interested in reviewing gadgets on a regular basis, but for those who are, they're often eager to hear about the latest developments and advancements. Unfortunately, many manufacturers don't just hand out hardware left and right; instead, they carefully curate their offerings to ensure that only the best devices make it onto store shelves. This approach may not be everyone's cup of tea, but I respect it nonetheless.
As someone who values diversity and competition in the tech world, I have no issues with Android or any other platform. In fact, I believe that having multiple options available is what makes the world of technology so exciting. Whether you're a fan of Android or prefer another operating system, there's always something new to explore and discover.
For example, I'm happy to report that my Kindle Fire 6.3 is getting a software update soon, which promises to add some new features and improve performance. However, it's worth noting that the version of Android used by the Kindle Fire is likely to be custom-tailored, which can sometimes lead to issues with compatibility and functionality.
If you're interested in developing your own Android applications or learning more about the platform, there are plenty of resources available online. One such resource is an online course offered by a seasoned expert who has trained businesses on Android software development. While I may not need this course myself (I'm quite familiar with Android already!), I know that many others could benefit from its guidance.
The good news is that you can access this course at a discounted rate, thanks to a partnership we've negotiated. Normally, the full price of the course would be around $130, but with our special offer, you can get it for just $69 – a saving of 45%! That's a significant discount, and one that could make all the difference if you're looking to learn more about Android development.
As someone who's always on the lookout for ways to share knowledge and resources with others, I'm excited to be able to offer this course at such a great price. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting out, there's something here for everyone. So why not take advantage of this opportunity? Join us at n.com to learn more about the Android development course and start creating your own apps today!
"WEBVTTKind: captionsLanguage: enthank you for watching liking commenting sharing and subscribing right now for some strange reason there are people who believe that I have something against uh Android and I don't how many Android videos have we done over the past few weeks I would say at least two or three of course we've covered uh you know launches of android devices at least the ones that I've purchased and hasn't been many of them they don't just hand out Hardware left and right I mean they do if you ask to receive the hard that then of course you turn around and send back but that's that's really more for the people who love reviewing gadgets on a regular basis and I I I wouldn't say that's that's my style uh so I I uh I know that Android and support for Android is not going to disappear I have no issues with you if you want to use Android or if uh you like everything that it it gives you over everything else cool awesome you know this the world it's a big world there's a lot of options out there and I love the competition uh I have a Kindle Fire and by the way I don't know if you guys caught this just posted on my Google+ uh an update before starting this live broadcast uh the Kindle Fire 6.3 software update is coming very soon uh they're adding a few new features to it and hopefully also improving the performance although they're probably bottleneck by the version of Android that they forked so uh if you want to develop an Android application you probably already done the research you you probably have you may have already done it and a lot of Geeks probably know how to do it they they understand everything there would be to understand about developing for one platform over another but there are those who know enough to be dangerous and just need a little more handholding they can't just rely on free resour resources out there and they can't quite pop down to a local community college and take a course on Android software development uh so there are online courses available and uh one of those online courses is uh top by someone who knows Android development another platform development as well uh he's trained uh businesses on Android software development and now he's ready to train you uh if you are looking and for geeks or non-geeks although I know the Geeks I can do it myself great then it's not for you if you are looking for an Android software development course uh take a look at the discount that we've been able to negotiate a 45% discount on an Android software development course uh you will in the end know how to create your own Android application if you already know how to do it cool but if you don't know how to do it or you just want to cover the finer points to make sure you're doing it the right way the first time uh take a course now of course you could pay full price not a big deal I think the full price is somewhere around like 130 bucks 45% discount gets it at $69 so uh we're saving saving you yeah 45 wow that's a that's saving you a lot of money this is yet another one of the uh discounts that we provided uh to get the discount of course you got to join us at n.com I promised discounts across the board to everybody we did discounts for the iOS development course and now we're doing uh discounts for an Android software development course so don't call me biased I'm an equal opportunity discoun so if you you want to save more money with the things that you probably wanted to do anyway hopefully you'll join us at n.com and get not just that discount but a variety of other value ads more information is in the blog post atom.comthank you for watching liking commenting sharing and subscribing right now for some strange reason there are people who believe that I have something against uh Android and I don't how many Android videos have we done over the past few weeks I would say at least two or three of course we've covered uh you know launches of android devices at least the ones that I've purchased and hasn't been many of them they don't just hand out Hardware left and right I mean they do if you ask to receive the hard that then of course you turn around and send back but that's that's really more for the people who love reviewing gadgets on a regular basis and I I I wouldn't say that's that's my style uh so I I uh I know that Android and support for Android is not going to disappear I have no issues with you if you want to use Android or if uh you like everything that it it gives you over everything else cool awesome you know this the world it's a big world there's a lot of options out there and I love the competition uh I have a Kindle Fire and by the way I don't know if you guys caught this just posted on my Google+ uh an update before starting this live broadcast uh the Kindle Fire 6.3 software update is coming very soon uh they're adding a few new features to it and hopefully also improving the performance although they're probably bottleneck by the version of Android that they forked so uh if you want to develop an Android application you probably already done the research you you probably have you may have already done it and a lot of Geeks probably know how to do it they they understand everything there would be to understand about developing for one platform over another but there are those who know enough to be dangerous and just need a little more handholding they can't just rely on free resour resources out there and they can't quite pop down to a local community college and take a course on Android software development uh so there are online courses available and uh one of those online courses is uh top by someone who knows Android development another platform development as well uh he's trained uh businesses on Android software development and now he's ready to train you uh if you are looking and for geeks or non-geeks although I know the Geeks I can do it myself great then it's not for you if you are looking for an Android software development course uh take a look at the discount that we've been able to negotiate a 45% discount on an Android software development course uh you will in the end know how to create your own Android application if you already know how to do it cool but if you don't know how to do it or you just want to cover the finer points to make sure you're doing it the right way the first time uh take a course now of course you could pay full price not a big deal I think the full price is somewhere around like 130 bucks 45% discount gets it at $69 so uh we're saving saving you yeah 45 wow that's a that's saving you a lot of money this is yet another one of the uh discounts that we provided uh to get the discount of course you got to join us at n.com I promised discounts across the board to everybody we did discounts for the iOS development course and now we're doing uh discounts for an Android software development course so don't call me biased I'm an equal opportunity discoun so if you you want to save more money with the things that you probably wanted to do anyway hopefully you'll join us at n.com and get not just that discount but a variety of other value ads more information is in the blog post atom.com\n"
