Android, which form of data storage is better in terms of speed of access and security?

My opinion would be that anything stored on the device is never truly secure so the only real secure option is to host the data in your own database either through your own server or a web host.

My opinion would be that anything stored on the device is never truly secure so the only real secure option is to host the data in your own database either through your own server or a web host. It's pretty easy to get Android talking to web services and there are tons of examples around the internet with a little Googling. (Look for 'android web service', etc.) If you have to store the data locally on the devices, I would say that using a local database would likely be the most secure option, although I'm definitely no expert in this area.

As for speed, local access will likely be faster than remote access simply due to network latency. However, If you choose to do network access, I would recommend utilizing JSON. Here's a great article related to Android/Services/JSON: josecgomez.com/2010/04/30/android-access....

Oh and see this post too ... it contains a library for easier service calls: josecgomez. Com/2010/05/04/… – AndroidTaco Aug 24 at 18:39.

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