*sigh*... I think I'll go spend some time with the family
Android Source-Code released: Google keep Open-Source promise
Google have, as promised, released the Android source-code for their mobile platform.* Timed to coincide with the launch of the T-Mobile G1, the first commercially released Android device, the source-code will allow developers and OEMs to create sof... Read more
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this is good news for us all.
"I'm shocked at the diversity of the people psyched for the G1. All different people united...under Android"
Re: Android Source-Code released: Google keep Open-Source promise
Cool! but it doesn't work yet. or at least doesn't work for me.
EDIT: YEAY! the page works now!Originally Posted by Google
Last edited by Ron Amadeo; 10-21-2008 at 11:21 AM.
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Same here. Do I need an (android-)activated gmail-account (are there even special priviliges??) for this?
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This is remarkable and splendid, now the guy screen named: "Bratag" can complete his project that allows the G1 screen to flip in landscapeing mode without opening the keyboard!! Also, you developers can allow the virtual keyboard to pop up for short types! lol. awesome. Is it possible someone can make the screen pixels even smaller and have better themes?
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Screen pixels smaller? no -- That's a display limitation. Smaller icons are certainly possible, along with themes and I'm sure we'll see more than one hacked or completely new home screen. =D
exciting
Meow.
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Thanks for a nice response FelixHcat.
Hey Guys... Give him the Android Thanks. AndrooOooiD! (That means thanks and peace from the Android Kidz). Ur Thinking: (Wow! These guy are more nutts than two bars of almond joy). I need to locate one on my G1. LoL.
"Did anybody try cooking capsule yet?"
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sweet!!! now i can get my Dev on
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I have it downloaded and installed. I'll try it out first chance I get and see if I can shoot you of a review. I'm currently fiddling with other apps
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Cheers,
~Tim
"Dance like nobody's watching, love like you've never been hurt. Sing like nobody's listening, live like it's heaven on earth." -Mark Twain
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Awesome. The page works now, does this mean the SDK emulator will be updated to the G1 build? Is there a way we can update it ourselves?
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