The Fragment on the left is a master view of data. When the user selects an item from the ListView, the detail view on the right is filled with information. Fragment Types Developers can opt to use ...

Ever since Android 3.0, fragments have given developers a way of dividing their app’s user interface into multiple, self-contained blocks, and then displaying these blocks in the way that makes ...

Technically speaking, it lives in a ViewGroup inside the activity’s view hierarchy and the fragment defines its own view layout. You can insert a fragment into your activity layout by declaring the ...

Historically, transitions between activities and fragments in Android involved animating the entire view hierarchy. However, with Material Design, it is now easier to animate selected Views during ...

Another major new feature in the Android 3.0 SDK is the "fragment" system, which makes user interfaces more modular and simplifies the process of developing applications with multiple panes.

Google has enabled its Fragments API for non-Honeycomb versions of Android, allowing developers to code apps with layouts that work both on smartphones and tablets. The new Android Compatibility ...

Kyle Miller describes how he combined the Android ViewPager widget and the ActionBar Fragment tabs to create a UI that would allow a user to swipe through tabs.

In a post on the Android developer blog, Google has announced the availability of a new static library for Android developers that provides a more portable implementation of the Fragments API ...

A while back Google released the Android 3.0 SDK along which featured a number of improvements. The new Android version, as you may know, is designed with tablets in mind, however Android ...