Hi there, We're working on Android distribution for own embedded device. We have a few special apps designed for my device (no use for other devices). These apps will be preinstalled on the device and we must be able update them. What's a better way to include these apps in resulted image? include them precompiled (via. $(BUILD_PREBUILT)) or include them into build tree (via. $(BUILD_PACKAGE), just with defined LOCAL_CERTIFICATE)? I suppose either of way requires signing apps with our own release key (to be able update them). What are pros and cons using google play for updating them? Are there better alternatives? We'll also need build update mechanism for updating firmware (native libraries, kernel), so wouldn't be better to use it for updating apps as well (have only one mechanism)?
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