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So it's running a customized version of Android? How's that going to work with standard Android apps? Because if I can't use stock Android apps then I'm not i

So it's running a customized version of Android? How's that going to work with standard Android apps? Because if I can't use stock Android apps then I'm not interested - I'd like an app ecosystem that already exists, rather than relying on developers to produce versions specifically for this device.

sandipc 16y ago
looks more like a substantial HTC Sense-like UI overlaid on top of stock Android
wccrawford 16y ago
You can actually customize Android quite a lot without interfering with apps on the App Market. The phone companies are really getting into swing with that. Luckily, Android is designed to enable that and still keep compatibility.
ydant 16y ago
Yes, but no Android market. I've been waiting for this for a while, but without the market place I'm not sure if I'll jump on it. They screwed up getting me a reasonable expectation of when it'd ship long enough. I made the plunge. I bought an iPad. And, you know what, I like it. I really wanted Android, Pixel Qi, etc. But Notion has been (possibly for reasons out of their control) doing a horrible job setting expectations. http://androidandme.com/2010/11/news/notion-ink-adam-sets-a-date-for-december-9th-but-for-what/ http://androidandme.com/2010/11/news/notion-ink-adam-sets-a-...