Yes, any phone will do. You don't need a developer's phone unless
you're doing OS development.
My personal preference is to use the slowest and most primitive device
available for development purposes. That way, once your app works on
that device, it will work anywhere. Use emulators to test
Flashlight App or a Tip Calculator.
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OK, Mr. Big Shot College Boy, see if you can come up with a reasonable
FFT library, make it free, and publish it. It will be tricky, because
the Java VM on Android is insanely slow. If you feel really ambitious
you can use the NDK (native
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