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333 tipů a triků pro Android
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333 tipů a triků pro Android is Martin Herodek's practical guide for users of Android phones and tablets. Across sixteen thematic chapters, it gathers hundreds of concise procedures intended, at the time of publication, for beginners and more experienced users alike. The book covers not only the operating system itself but also Google services and selected apps. Since the title was published in 2014, it should now be viewed primarily as a guide to that generation of Android and related services.
Martin Herodek compiled 333 practical procedures for everyday use of Android devices. The book explains, for example, remotely erasing a device, synchronizing reading progress between devices, using a phone or tablet as a computer remote control, searching Gmail, automatically backing up photos to the cloud, printing from a mobile device, and sharing a mobile internet connection. The contents are divided into sixteen thematic chapters and also include Google services and selected apps. When using the book today, it is important to consider its 2014 publication date: the Android interface, feature names, app availability, security mechanisms, and Google services have changed significantly since then.
The thematic chapters make it easier to return to a specific everyday task instead of reading the entire guide straight through. The explanations connect device settings with services that extend its capabilities. The historical perspective helps distinguish a feature's general purpose from its technical implementation at the time.
Book themes
Android: Practical settings and procedures for phones and tablets running Android.
Google services: The book also covers services closely linked to the Android platform.
Productivity: Several tips focus on making everyday mobile-device use more efficient.
Synchronization and the cloud: The publication describes content synchronization and automatic photo backups.
Connecting devices: It includes procedures for sharing an internet connection and controlling a computer using a mobile device.
Who the book is for
Android users who want to understand the system's capabilities and obtain practical instructions; given its publication date, the title is particularly suitable for readers interested in older Android versions and mobile technologies of the period.
Edition context
A technology guide by Martin Herodek, published by Computer Press in 2014 as part of the Tipy a triky series.
333 tipů a triků pro Android is Martin Herodek's practical guide for users of Android phones and tablets. Across sixteen thematic chapters, it gathers hundreds of concise procedures intended, at the time of publication, for beginners and more experienced users alike. The book covers not only the operating system itself but also Google services and selected apps. Since the title was published in 2014, it should now be viewed primarily as a guide to that generation of Android and related services.
Book information
- Author
- Martin Herodek
- Publisher
- Albatros Media a.s.
- Imprint
- Computer Press
- Formát
- E-book
- Language
- Czech
- Genre
- Informatika, Android, Mobilné technológie, Používateľské príručky
- ISBN
- 978-80-251-4310-0
- Publication date
- 1. January 2014
- Pages
- 208
- Edition
- Tipy a triky
- E-book formats
- EPUB (ISBN 978-80-251-4326-1) · PDF (ISBN 978-80-251-4325-4) · MOBI (ISBN 978-80-251-4327-8)
What is 333 tipů a triků pro Android about?
Martin Herodek compiled 333 practical procedures for everyday use of Android devices. The book explains, for example, remotely erasing a device, synchronizing reading progress between devices, using a phone or tablet as a computer remote control, searching Gmail, automatically backing up photos to the cloud, printing from a mobile device, and sharing a mobile internet connection. The contents are divided into sixteen thematic chapters and also include Google services and selected apps. When using the book today, it is important to consider its 2014 publication date: the Android interface, feature names, app availability, security mechanisms, and Google services have changed significantly since then.
The thematic chapters make it easier to return to a specific everyday task instead of reading the entire guide straight through. The explanations connect device settings with services that extend its capabilities. The historical perspective helps distinguish a feature's general purpose from its technical implementation at the time.
Themes and motifs
Practical settings and procedures for phones and tablets running Android.
The book also covers services closely linked to the Android platform.
Several tips focus on making everyday mobile-device use more efficient.
The publication describes content synchronization and automatic photo backups.
It includes procedures for sharing an internet connection and controlling a computer using a mobile device.
Who is this book for?
Android users who want to understand the system's capabilities and obtain practical instructions; given its publication date, the title is particularly suitable for readers interested in older Android versions and mobile technologies of the period.
Book context
A technology guide by Martin Herodek, published by Computer Press in 2014 as part of the Tipy a triky series.
Otázky o knihe
Who wrote 333 tipů a triků pro Android?
The author is Martin Herodek.
How many tips does the book contain?
As the title suggests, the publication gathers 333 practical tips and procedures.
Is the book intended only for beginners?
No. At publication, the publisher intended it for both beginners and more experienced Android users.
Does the book also cover Google services?
Yes. In addition to Android, it includes procedures related to Google services and selected apps.
How many chapters does the book have?
The contents are divided into sixteen thematic chapters.
Is the content still current?
The book was published in 2014, so many specific procedures, interfaces, apps, and services may no longer match current Android versions.
How many pages does this edition have?
This edition has 208 pages.
Is connection sharing among the topics?
Yes, the book also describes sharing a mobile internet connection.






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