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Android

Swipe tabs in Android

So in trying to become a better developer I decided to make a simple app that starts with one tab/page that uses Google Play Services to return the user's current location and display latitude and longitude. The user should be able to them add a number of tabs/pages each with a static location of the user's choosing using zipcode or city, state (e.g '78130' or 'New Braunfels, TX') and then display that location's latitude and longitude.

The user should be able to add or remove any of those static tabs/pages but never the default current location page.

I decided that Android Tabbed (swipe tabs) layout would be perfect, but upon creating one it doesn't work how I thought it would and I am completely overwhelmed with trying to understand it.

Does any one know of a good video tutorial that covers this so I can begin to make heads or tails of it? I've checked around treehouse and the closest thing is the self destructing messaging app, but that's not quite right.