Google I/O 2011: Fireside Chat with the Android Team
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Uploaded by GoogleDevelopers on May 10, 2011
Dan Bornstein, Debajit Ghosh, Dave Sparks, Xavier Ducrohet, Jeff Hamilton, Andy Stadler, Dan Morrill, Dianne Hackborn, Rebecca Schultz Zavin, Chris Di Bona, Ficus Kirkpatrick
Join us for an informal developer-oriented discussion of what's been going on in the world of Android.
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E: can't open \ cahe\ command G1 please help me please i cant update my g1
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E: can't open \ cahe\ command G1 helpppppppppp
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I've been an android user for two years now and am currently using the Nexus S. Lately I've started to feel like android is a big mess, the UI is so laggy on the nexus it is difficult to believe they let the product out in that state - the browser especially. Core android is improving on developer features, but vanilla android is actually quite bare. I think these manufacturer skins are for the time being quite necessary. Hopefully ICS will address these issues...
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Cool Team, Someday I wish Ill be part of that.
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@TaylorTalksTech yes, it does suck hard. It's Motorola fault for releasing it too early while Honeycomb was in development. So XOOM sucks hard.
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@biggerben2010 Xoom sucks. Hard.
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*Audio Latency going to be improved and enchanced on the next android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. Good for my FL Studio App on my Tablet and my android smart phone. (Google is working on it)
*Android Promo Codes and Android gift cards for users to buy apps in the Android Market, is coming soon in the future (Google is working on it).
Well done, google, Google is steping up
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that 1st guy was going off, i understand the value of app developers for android but, come on, when you develop an app that improves on core functionality like a music player, you have to know that over time improvements to that functionality might render your product irrelevant.
44thfloorCollective 9 months ago 19
13:12 "If the robot knows, that's fine." LOL!
flintbrenick 9 months ago 9