The CDD doesn't restrict you in anyway. For example, look at the Android 2.2 CDD and compare against the tablets out now running on 2.2 (such as the Nook Color).
In theory, you need to comply to the CDD and the pass CTS before Google will consider you for licensing of their apps. But that's Google's call. For example, there was no 2.3 CDD published when the Galaxy Tab was released and there is still no 3.0 CDD published. On Apr 22, 3:58 am, Forrest <oversho...@gmail.com> wrote: > My company is trying to work android into a car stereo. This is a > demo product and if it goes well automobile OEMs will get on board. I > am trying to figure out what requirements android has for mas > production. I have read the CDD and it says many things but it is not > for cars. Also It isn't clear what the ramifications are if you don't > follow these guidelines. I assume you don't get the marketplace or > google maps. Does it also mean that you can't mass distribute? If so > is there a clearer way I can find the requirements than the CDD? > Thanks for any assistance. -- unsubscribe: android-porting+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com website: http://groups.google.com/group/android-porting
