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Android development resource links

I've been playing with the Android SDK and I have a growing list of bookmarks to Android dev resources for my own use. I thought the best place to keep them would be here on my blog. That way other people can benefit too. I'll keep updating this list so feel free to add suggestions in the comments.

Official stuff

Tools and libraries

Android developers with blogs

Android books

Android community

Google IO 2011 session videos

Google IO 2010 sessions

Google IO 2009 session videos

Google IO 2008 session videos

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  1. Found this while Googling for Android info :) Great list of resources, thanks!

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