Open Handset Alliance Releases Android SDK

The Open Handset Alliance released the Android SDK (Software Development Kit) today to enable and encourage developers to start working on the new platform. This will open the door for new applications, games and other software for the Android OS.

The SDK contains a rich set of tools for developers to build applications for the Android platform. Included are advanced development and debugging tools, a rich set of libraries, a true device emulator, in-depth documentation, sample projects, tutorials, FAQs, and more. For developers looking for a seamless development experience, an Eclipse plugin is included to integrate these tools with the Eclipse integrated development environment. The site hosting the kit will also feature a blog and discussion groups, to make it easier for everyone contributing to the platform to interact and share knowledge.

If you want to take a look at the SDK itself, you can download it here.

Source: Press Release

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