The Android Developer Challenge (ADC) is a Google-sponsored program providing $10 million in total awards for the best mobile apps built on the Android platform.
The first phase of the ADC is now complete. 50 teams of developers each received a $25,000 award and the opportunity to compete in the second and final round.
One of them is Breadcrumbz a mobile application offering a different kind of navigation, using pictures instead of a map.
The first phase of the ADC is now complete. 50 teams of developers each received a $25,000 award and the opportunity to compete in the second and final round.
One of them is Breadcrumbz a mobile application offering a different kind of navigation, using pictures instead of a map.
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At the end of 2007, Google announced the Android Developer Challenge, which promised to provide $10 million in awards for those who develop of great apps for Google’s new phone. Israel’s Breadcrumbz is one of them. clipped from www.bcrumbz.com
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