“There have been some puzzling changes, like the removal of an API for Bluetooth compatibility, but you shouldn’t draw too many conclusions from this beta release as it doesn’t really reflect the current status of the Android SDK in features or stability. What matters for developers is that this release is “API-stable,” which means that an application built for this SDK will not have to be changed substantially to run on the final build, which will be used for the first phones. Overall we’re quite impressed with the Google’s work; the new SDK seems to have some compelling advantages over the SDK for Apple’s iPhone.
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