With the release of the new Android SDK I decided to test it out, and port my Nuker application to it just to see if I could manage it.
Developer wise, the SDK has a long way to go before it's anywhere near as graceful as the iPhone SDK, and of course you can't reuse any C code you might have in your other projects, only Java. That makes things awkward, but not insurmountable. So after a brief session in IRC this is what I came up with:

When you compare to the iPhone version, the major difference is the lack of on-screen keyboard in Android; a hardware keyboard seems to be required.
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ReplyDeleteso can we download this app somewhere?
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