Revisiting Android Development

That is a screenshot of a basic Hello World application I did for Android… Well, I followed the lesson to make it so it isn’t an original… Anyhow, this is what it would look like on a G1, or other Android based phone.
I thought I would see if I could get into Android development again, and the Hello World application is where you typically start all programming lessons.

Android, Hello World, Java

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