I've read that Android apps use Java syntax, and not Java per se,
presumably because of the Davlik VM.  I'm a Java noob, so I may not be
making sense here,  but don't different versions of Java support
different things - for example, generics in v5, and annotations in
v6?    If you're using Eclipse and Java, won't it always be whatever
is supported in the latest version of Java?  Isn't there a chance that
when a new version of Java comes out you'll be able to compile apps
successfully, but which will fail on an Android machine because the VM
won't know how to interpret the bytecode?

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