IMHO:
Nowadays, Android is an OS that be in top 3 of mobile phone market.
And many of my jobs focus on a signal processing application or
a data communication application.
So, to develop an application for user interfacing,
my team need to invest a learning time too much.
I think Android platform is a good answer to overcome this problem.
Especially, to use with any touch-screen panel equipments of EmbeddedARM.com.
Sincere,
iPAS
--- In "dawydiuk" <> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> Their seems to be quite a bit of buzz around Android recently. As a result
> we've kicked around the idea of porting Android to one of our boards, but
> it's difficult to know if our customers would have any interest in Android. I
> think the general consensus at TS regarding Android is it would be good from
> a marketing standpoint, but not necessarily from an engineering standpoint.
> Although, I'm really curios to know if we are on the same page as our
> customers.
>
> To my understanding the major benefit of Android is it raises the level of
> abstraction of the hardware by providing a Java API. That is TS would have to
> write JNI routines for all custom hardware. This higher level of abstraction
> may be good from a productivity standpoint, although the higher level of
> abstraction is also a negative(e.g. undeterministic garbage collection, more
> resources required...).
>
> We'd be interested to here what everyone thinks...?
>
> Regards,
> Eddie
>
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