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Google updates Android SDK
Google has been working hard on the Android SDK since the initiative was announced. Today they unleashed a new version for developers worldwide. The new SDK incorporates several features to make development easier, a new interface, improved codec support, a geocoder, and other goodies. All of these are intended to make Android a more viable platform for mobiles going forward, although some developers have taken issue with Google's lack of updates to the telephony package within Android.
It is still a relatively new platform, and we haven't seen it prove itself anywhere just yet. But we might see that soon with ARM preparing to demo Android phones later this year.
It is still a relatively new platform, and we haven't seen it prove itself anywhere just yet. But we might see that soon with ARM preparing to demo Android phones later this year.
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