Android: Apps without borders

[refused9150]

With Android, applications can integrate features, data from other applications and information through web API?s, as well as use all of the hardware sensors on the device such as the camera, GPS, accelerometer and the compass. This feature is enti... Read more

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[RussianSolja]

Originally Posted by refused9150

With Android, applications can integrate features, data from other applications and information through web API?s, as well as use all of the hardware sensors on the device such as the camera, GPS, accelerometer and the compass. This feature is enti... Read more

the apps are amazing thats all i have to say... i can see it now.... apps that control your car! LOL! or an app that controls your TV REMOTE! LOL

[AndroidBeauty]

This app. Is Awesome! Watch the video!

[kaysesoze]

these are def good apps, stores are gonna hate the barcode one cause you can search for a cheaper price in a matter of minutes, so the store that you in is gonna have to either price match it or lose the business.. lol... genius..

[Danielrosario]

i love android.. i ordered it the minute i got home on the 13th. my thing is.. say 3 years down the road and 3480263592386592835 apps later.. what if somehow a string of like 20 apps tie into eachother to work properly.. would it come as a package? or down load all seperate.. well i love this website its f**kin crazy and gives me everything i wana know.. thanks

-Daniel

[justme467]

the panorama compass app reminds of the the dragonball z dragonball radar. lol. awesome!

[eRoc]

What would be awesome is an app like the radar app where you had a buddy list (of other G1 or applicable phone users) and you could click on them to find them. Would be useful when we get seperated at events/concerts etc.

[betawind]

Originally Posted by Vincent

Perhaps there will be a column where it says something like, folks who download or bought this app, also downloaded the following Android apps . Or a column that lists all the apps that works together and ONE download button that'll let you download all the apps that works together. From what I can see, the sky is the limit for Android. I can't wait for the hardware manufacturers to catch up to Android.

This kind of reminds me of the package management systems for most Linux distros. I love the idea of not having to worry about dependencies and letting the phone do all the work for me.