As a person has used Windows Mobile/CE devices for over 6 years and been
developing for the mobile platform for over 4 years, I think I can offer some
perspective...
First, regarding G1 availability, costs and restrictions (since to date
anything else is largely vaporware or just launching)...
A wrote:
> Why would that make a difference? These processors have roughly
> the same performance at the same MHz.
Your unproven assertion is that "Android has hefty processing requirements".
The phrase "hefty processing requirements" is senseless on its own. It
only makes sense if you are attri
On Jun 12, 10:27 am, Mark Murphy wrote:
> > I wonder how successful they will be given that it seems
> > Android has hefty processing requirements.
>
> Note that Android will be on MIPS shortly, to go along with the ARM:
Why would that make a difference? These processors have roughly
the same
A wrote:
> I wonder how successful they will be given that it seems
> Android has hefty processing requirements.
Note that Android will be on MIPS shortly, to go along with the ARM:
http://www.eetimes.com/news/latest/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=217700920
> Android would be
> inappropriate for c
On Jun 11, 11:46 pm, ayush wrote:
Hi Ayush, thanks for your reply. Some comments...
> a BIG difference - in
> android u'll have to design for touchscreen devices. its not enough to
> simply implement the appropriate event handler. designing the
> application to ensure a convenient UI is cruc
hi,
i've had a J2ME background and switched over to android a few
months ago since nokia placed their (in)famous restrictions of Java
Verified Certification for J2ME apps on the Ovi store. some thoughts
on ur queries -
> 1.
> Looking at the documentation for Android it seems to me that the
>
Then don't code for Android and don't spend your time learning it then. Seems
like you have soo many negative attitude/views toward it. Spend
your time wisely golfing or doing something you like then. This is an Android
Begineers developers' forum. If you don't like Android, th
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