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Google results number to show inside a text view in Android Studio

I would like to show just the Google results number of a specific sentence directly inside a view. Unfortunately, I do not know where to start.
I plan to do it with many sentences and make it refreshed each time the user get connected to the application.
Thanks in advance for your precious helps.

Just in case if someone is looking for an answer. Jsoup seems to be a great solution.

Always connect to Webservice or local storage Android?

I'm developing a personal project with Android and struggling here with some doubts about the better way to develop it.
Well, my project consists of my app consuming a Rest Webservice (which I already developed with Java and Spring) and showing up a list of places on it. The thing is: This list could be huge, something like 2000- 3000 records with description and picture of each place.
I'm using volley and OKHttp to take care of my networking stuff, so far my list of places isn't that long, so everything is alright, but I'm afraid when the list starting to get big, I don't know how my app will handle this.
My questions would be:
1- Should I store the that list on my device and update the list every time I connect to the webservice?
2 - Am I doing correct, retrieving the entire list with just one request? If not, how's the best way to do it?
Thank you guys, I'm new to android stuff, and I'm developing everything by myself, don't have anyone experience around to ask that.
Cheers!

As mentioned in comments You need your app to do "paging" and to load some of the content every time you scroll down.
For example if you will open Facebook app and go over photos you will notice that the first ones always loading the fastest and as you keep scrolling some will be left blank for few moments, thats what paging is all about.
Make sure though not to overload the app with info, specially if you use bitmaps
You can read some good tutorials here

Android: Making a complex interface

I am a beginner at android app development. I have an idea of an app, but I first need to set my bearings straight. So instead of confusing you with the complexities of the app, I just want to ask a question. Obviously, I do not expect anyone to write me the entire code, instead just to guide me to the right path by indicating which methods, classes or keywords to look for.
I want to know how to create several instances of the same image. I am planning on having a toolbar with all the tools that you can select and then a workspace where you will be putting those tools. Ever played a tower defense games, you know how you have a toolbar with selection of towers to choose from and then you simply drag and drop them on the map? something like that. Please also guide me on which layout would best suit this type of application.
I understand the question is too broad, but any kind of help to get me started would immensely help.

For a game, you don't want to use native View objects. Here's a guide on Android game development.
Here is a simple example of a Sprite based game for Android.

I personally think that you are going the wrong way here. Just like if you wanted to build a house you wouldn't start from building the roof, first you need to get a book (I would recommend the Busy coders guide to android development) or start reading (or watching on youtube) a tutorial and just start learning to code in android. Get better at it and in some time you will understand better on what and how you can do with the platform. There are tons of stuff for you to learn before you will be able to do even simple stuff, but believe me learning android is very exciting and the feeling you get when developing an app should be what drives you forward. Hope this helps.

develop "custom maps" offine no roaming charge

Firstly I am new to the site and new to android development
I want to design a tour of a local town that would run on android mobile phone. Its a historical tour so I want to to use my own custom map to represent the period and use GPS to figure out where the person is.
As it is for tourists who more than likely are roaming I do not want to connect to the internet. I have figured out that this rules Google maps and overlaying a customer map on it.
I'd be very grateful if someone could direct me to an alternative solution. A few pointers to put me on the right path would be great

You may want to check out Osmdroid which is a map library for OpenStreetMap data. if you really want your own custom map then it is possible with osmdroid but I have no experiance of it. A simpler solution would be to use the OSM data and contribute any updated you need to the map of your area to get it good enough for you. You do have the option of having static map data with Osmdroid so you can use it ofline.
There are a number of other libraries but Osmdroid is the one I use and am farmiliar with.

When using Eclipse, in the DDMS perspective, make sure the correct device (propably emulator-any ) is selected and highlighted. Only then will you get the logcat output in the logcat view.
Also, the Android plugin is a bit quircky, and sometimes only shows the last line in the logcat view. If this happens, try to clear the log. After that, you should get all the log entries again

Android terminology

I have created a few apps with basic features with the help of tutorials. But when I decided to explore the next level of features, I didn't know what the features were termed, and hence found it difficult to get help (features like fling, horizontal view paging, and so on). What is the indicator of the view paging called? How does one do it and with dynamic pages?

Your best bet is to go here and read.
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Also check out commonsware books on developement. This is the best way to get started.