Properly Using AsyncTask get()

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When you are using get, using Async Task doesn’t make any sense. Because get() will block the UI Thread, Thats why are facing 3 to 5 secs of blank screen as you have mentioned above.

Don’t use get() instead use AsyncTask with Call Back check this AsyncTask with callback interface

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