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The Sprint 4G developer guide explains how to develop on an Android 2.1 handset and how to take advantage of 4G and unique hardware/software capabilities, including how to use a forward-facing camera in an app; how to use HDMI output; and how to build in network detection (3G, 4G or Wi-Fi) to optimize quality of data in an app.
A Sprint 4G developer guide is available today from the Sprint ADP Web site http://developer.sprint.com.sprint.com
It is now 20 months since I argued a small change in Apple's developer guide implied the company was toying with the idea of abandoning the headphone jack.
The refreshed Silk browser is rolling out now, and Amazon has also published a Silk Developer Guide along with today's release.
Since the Glass Mirror API developer guide documentation is out, along with the API itself, more developers will start creating applications on top of the Glass platform once they get their hands on them.
Included in the toolkit are API code libraries, API documentation, a developer guide, sample UI application code, a white-label reference UI application, and a test suite for compliance.
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