Linked by Thom Holwerda on Wed 19th Dec 2007 22:57 UTC
"The software development kit for Google's Linux-based Android mobile phone operating system has been out in the wild for a over a month now, plenty of time for developers to form opinions of the platform and assess the capabilities of the API. The verdict from seasoned mobile software programmers is somewhat mixed; some are even expressing serious frustration."
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RE[2]: Can't be any worse than existing solutions!
by AmazingAndrex on Thu 20th Dec 2007 04:29
in reply to "RE: Can't be any worse than existing solutions!"
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Well I guess it's good then that the first wild Android prototype is in that vein. (http://gizmodo.com/gadgets/android-hardware-in-the-wild/google-andr...)
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2007-03-30
> Who wants a tiny tiny elf keyboard?
Apparently a lot of people since BlackBerry devices had big keys for the longest time, but the Treos came along with tiny tiny keys and after a few generations of those, the BlackBerry started coming with tiny keys too