Your current filters are… Android applications can easily store
data using the SQLite database engine. This data can then be
heavily used without delays when passing information back-and-
forth between the device and a remote database. How then can
data be kept in sync if it needs to exist on the device and a
remote database? What if you don't need all of the data found in
the database to exist on the device? This class will show you
how to securely store data on your device and use a simple and
secure synchronization utility to send that data to any remote
database management system. It could be Oracle, MySQL, Sybase,
or some other database. It could even be something completely
different, such as XML or other textual flat files. With Android
activations reaching a million devices per day, it is no
surprise that security threats against our favorite mobile
platform have been on the rise. In this session, you will learn
all about Android's security model, including application
isolation (sandboxing) and proven