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Oct 14, 2010

About the "latest" version of the Android platform vs. APIs and SDK. as far as I read in the Android web site the latest Android SDK is 2.2

I also have an HTC developer Phone, and when I go to the htc to update its firmware and Android Image (from page: http://developer.htc.com/adp.html); I found that the latest radio and recovery images are for Android 1.6

what does it mean?

1. Do I have to wait until platform 2.2 is released for HTC Dev Phone?

2. or if I have the latest 1.6 images instaled on my device it will run whatever I build using SDK 2.2.

Android :: Android Radio and Image version for HTC Developer Phone Device


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