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Developer interest rising in Android tablets


Gadgetlab reports on a recent survey of developer interests. The results are quite interesting. With the number of new Android tablets coming up we might see a lot more apps in the marketplace.

Let's hope there's more music apps on the way as part of that.

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7 comments:

  1. With the Java lawsuit I think there is going to be problems with Android. Either Google is going to have to give up a ton of money (easy) or remove the Java code they stole which I hear is 40% - 60% of the android "operating system". Probibly both so anything programed now will have to make it's money and be reprogramed later to work under the new core code.

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  2. Anonymous7:23 pm

    Nope. The above comment is FUD.

    http://phandroid.com/2011/01/21/after-further-analysis-no-stolen-java-code-shipping-with-android-after-all/

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  3. johnnyg07:32 pm

    @Anonymous

    Good thing the FUD police was around! :)

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  4. Go FUD yourself...

    http://www.engadget.com/2011/01/21/android-source-code-java-and-copyright-infringement-whats-go/

    Explains the relivance of this to the case.

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  5. Anonymous8:16 pm

    From the article you linked: "The files in question do appear to be test files"

    "Java code they stole which I hear is 40%-60% of the android 'operating system'" = FUD

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  6. johnnyg02:21 pm

    I just like how people links to articles before reading them.

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