ADL Paris! Nexus One for free

Posted in mobile by globr on February 13, 2010

I went to the Android Developer Lab on Feb 10 2010. One of the main speaker was Romain Guy. His talks included
- the Android stack in 1.5 was only 8K bytes (now 12K bytes). So it ‘s no use to kill process to allocate more memory.
- useful tool HierarchyViewer optimize and debug the User Interface.

An occasion to meet the French actors and get some useful contacts.

In the afternoon, everyone got a free Nexus One. (I feel bad for those who ordered previousl but one told me he re-sold his second)

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