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As a scout for 1700 or so people who will not win the ADC, here is what I see: 1.Google has made a big investment in mobile. That investment is still there. Particularly for those applications that need what android supplies. 2. Google serves a broad set of customers 3. When power is unbalanced and folks don't have choices people have a

This is the Android version of the classic game Labyrinth where you control a steel ball by tilting a wooden labyrinth. Labyrinth has over 370 levels and is controlled by the Android phone accelerometer with high accuracy when real hardware can be used. In the demo/video, we have used a MacBook Pro to utilize its

I think a lot of people want to keep on developing with Android even during this "quiet phase" while we await the results of ADC I. I would like some details about what ADC II will be like so that I can best direct the course of my efforts and I am sure many other developers do too. Can Google give us any idea as to when this

For some reason, I don't think we at SlideME have done a good job communicating what we are about. After reviewing a lot of feedback we have gotten, it seems that many developers think SlideME is about searching or browsing for applications. We ... [More] are not a database. We are not a baby HelloAndroid. We are about stocking and delivery of applications to [Less]

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Just wondering if anyone ever thought of making the Android hearing- aid compatible? I am deaf myself and a hearing-aid user which allow me to hear conversations in public. I also use a cell phone that is hearing-aid compatible which allow me to keep in touch with relatives, friends, and co-workers. I tried the iPhone and it was terrible! So

We have NOT been able to submit our application for the developer challenge. Each time we tried to submit from our office we received an error. We've tried from multiple machines last week, all errors upon submission. So we did the next best ... [More] thing, call. Left voice-mails with people we know of at Google in different departments. No one could get the [Less]

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So, 1788 submissions in total (Shie*t!). Even if 788 are repeats 1000 is still a pretty high number. Competition is really hot. Given that my applications do not have the prettiest interface (does not make you go wow!) nor are they social networking applications, I believe my actual chances of winning are very slim. I do believe though that my