24 Sep 08 Google Android 1.0 SDK is Out
Google has an Android phone working already and it has an Android Market waiting to be filled with applications. Google’s Android SDK v1.0 has been released so developers can go wild creating some applications.
That means you can’s stop working on that v0.9 and update your application so it’s ready by October 22nd. It has been reported that there aren’t significant changes besides various bug fixes and a few API additions
So go on, start working on that application!
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