Latest Android SDK Released, We Have Pictures
February 13th, 2008 by Todd Haselton
This morning Google announced the newest version of its Android SDK, dubbed m5-rc14. The new edition, if you can follow developer speak, adds a few new features including: a revamped user interface, added support for geo-coding, the ability to create layout animations for applications, and support for additional media codecs like iMelody, MIDI, OGG Vorbis, OTA, RTTL/RTX, and XMF.
Finally, there’s also an updated eclipse plug-in with a new Android manifest editor. A list of the differences between the previous SDK and the new one can be found on the m5 changes website.
Read on to see a few screen shots of the new UI.
So what’s this really mean for the end-user? Android is back on track after a short delay, even though Google had originally planned to delay Android for a few weeks.
We installed the new UI to grab a few screen shots, take a look at a few of them below:
The Emulator in Action
A new photo navigation experience
The Calendar Widget
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