Google's Android OS SDK now available

Google released the Android SDK kit for developers, so they can start developing programs for mobile phones. Google also demonstrated some of the applications they already developed with this SDK.

The video demonstrates some of the Android applications already developed by Google. It is a great start and now with SDK kit others can easily develop and customize their programs for Android compatible devices that will be developed starting next year. The Android OS is so powerful it will work even on conventional desktops according to Engadget and also plays video games. The software will support the following device requirements. • Touch screen • 3G • Webkit based browser • Threaded text messaging • MPEG-4,h.264, MP3, AAC File formats • Accelerated 3D Graphics You can download the SDK from this link here. They also have latest news about Android, a community forum where you can discuss this program with others. Google has created the Android Developer Challenge, with a $10 million dollar total prizes for the winners who develop great programs for it. There are plenty of other videos for advanced users here who want to know more or develop programs for Android. Here are some: 1. Android Architecture review. 2. Android Developmental demo. Initial look of Android programs look awesome. I think they will give a good fight to iPhone and other Windows mobile software. The main thing that separates Google and others is simplicity and universal application. It will provide a big boost for customers and it's all available for free, though some advanced applications might cost a little more.