Android

Hello ADC team, My application Poicast is a client/server based application. It seems a lot of people already got hits from judges. [link] But my server didn't get any hit so far except from myself. And I have a software running all the time to ping the server, so I know my

1. How many judges on each panel? 2. Will there be one or more Google staff on each panel? 3. How much time will a judge spend reviewing each application? 4. Will there be more than one test session? (for the first phase) 5. Do the judges collaborate in scoring? 6. Are judges allowed to contact a contestant?

I see a lot of posts from people worried about a bug or two that slipped through. My gut tells me almost all of us have bugs that made it in with our submissions and that they are expected. If you submitted your app with bugs in it make a post in this thread. I'll start: 5 or 6 issues we didn't have time to fix

ADC Team, My application is Client/Server model, but my server’s failure was found yesterday. I have repaired the server today. I am afraid that the judges have started to test my application, and maybe they could not connect the server, so I am afraid this will affect the result of test.

I'm trying to run android on PXA270 evalboard. Root partition is placed on jffs2 partition in nand flash. I copied file system from android emulator. It seems that init process crashed... Could anyone tel me what could be possible reason... Details about hardware you can read from log... Kernel log looks like that:

Hi, We have to fix some bugs in our android challenge APK. Can we update it? Thanks!

I would like to change the team name on my Android submission. Is there a way to do that before May 5th?

Hi, I am interested to step in the internal of andriod. Is anyone here can kindly share your experience on my question. What kind of platform can install with Andriod and make a phone call from its WAN card successfully? Thanks! -Leo

Our application relies on the user having a US phone number for full functionality. When our application was tested early this morning, the judge didn't enter a valid telephone number and missed half the functionality of the system. I'm assuming it was an overseas judge because the hits were at 1AM California time.

Unless I read the results of the Challengemeter completely wrong, it looks like we have less than 200 apps listed there...and yet Google claims 1700 submissions? It's hard to believe that 1500-some-odd developers who worked so hard (presumably) on their submissions wouldn't immediately check the ADC