34. When will it be available in a ROM?
A.
No time soon. Folks are working on it, but you'll need a lot of patience before it (if ever) arrives
35. How do I turnoff, or reboot Android?
A.
In earlier releases, you had to pull the battery or press the reset button, in newer releases, you can hold down the 'end call' button and see a menu.
36. Should we jump into Android What’s the guarantee that’s what I will see on a phone Will service
providers turnoff things?
A. Keep in mind it hasn’t shipped yet, this is the most interesting time. Once it is open source, it could be locked down they could create a derivative work.
We’re going to provide apiece of technology that tests the APIs. No time frame yet. The script will exercise the system. It’s a compatibility test suite, to make sure nothing got disabled or broken by accident, and also ensure that apps will work across OEMs.
37. What if my app uses location API, and service provider shuts that off, can they?
A. They can do that it’s not a perfect world. Rather than having us dictate what carriers and OEMs support, we let developers develop killer apps that will require it.
We want to ensure all the application development that goes on for Android we want to give OEMs an incentive to keep things open. It’s a positive, self fulfilling vision.
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