Foreword
Like millions of others around the world, I use Android every day. That’s because Android is the OS that powers my phone.
Of course, Android isn’t limited to phones; it’s also popular in embedded systems of all kinds. And every phone or other Android device with a USB port needs programming to manage the USB communications.
When Rajaram Regupathy mentioned to me that he was thinking about writing a book on Android USB programming, I was delighted. I first encountered Rajaram in the USB Experts group he manages on LinkedIn. We discovered we were traveling parallel paths, exploring and writing about the USB universe from different perspectives. Although I’d been writing about USB hardware and programming for 15 years, Android USB programming ...
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