wraggster
October 27th, 2009, 15:28
With the first Android 2.0 handset due to be unveiled publicly this week - Motorola's Droid - Google is showing off the new version of its smartphone OS to some handpicked developers.
According to an invitation sent out recently, the company is holding three invite-only events yesterday and today - two in California and one in London.
"Congratulations! Based on the popularity of your Android application, we'd like to invite you to visit Google to test drive your code on new test hardware," says the invite.
It promises that Android engineers and devices will be present, showcasing new screen sizes and platform features.
Specs of the Droid phone leaked last week, but developers will be keen to find out what Android 2.0 offers their apps - although also what level of fragmentation those new screen sizes and features may spur.
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/34826/Google-showing-Android-20-to-developers-today
According to an invitation sent out recently, the company is holding three invite-only events yesterday and today - two in California and one in London.
"Congratulations! Based on the popularity of your Android application, we'd like to invite you to visit Google to test drive your code on new test hardware," says the invite.
It promises that Android engineers and devices will be present, showcasing new screen sizes and platform features.
Specs of the Droid phone leaked last week, but developers will be keen to find out what Android 2.0 offers their apps - although also what level of fragmentation those new screen sizes and features may spur.
http://www.mobile-ent.biz/news/34826/Google-showing-Android-20-to-developers-today