1.Does android support java?
Ans: yes.
2.Does emulator available for android?
Ans: yes, the sdk for developer support emulation mode, and you can find more information on your device developer website.
3.Can I update my android os on my device?
Ans: it depends on the device some devices support update and some may not.
4.Is it possible to play videos of unsupported formats by installing the right applications on my android phone ?
Ans: you can install android apps available on market and play your vedio.
5.What is android sdk framework?
Ans: it a software development toolkit using which you can develop android apps.
6.IDE for android apps?
Ans: you can use either netbeans or eclipse , for netbeans we have nbandroid plugin, and for eclipse you can use ADT plugin for eclipse.
7. list of site where i can download a android apps
ans:
www.bestandroiddownloads.com
http://www.apktop.com/
http://download.pandaapp.com/?app=soft&controller=android
http://www.bestandroiddownloads.com/
http://www.mobiles24.com/downloads/free-android-games
http://www.gameloft.com/android-games/top/
8. What is the release history of Android?
Ans:The following releases have been made public
1.0 (branch name unknown, backnaming it Apple Pie)
1.1 (branch name unknown, backnaming Banana bread)
1.5 (Cupcake branch)
1.6 (Donut branch)
2.0 (Eclair branch)
2.1 (Eclair branch)
2.2 (Froyo branch)
2.3 (Gingerbread branch)
3.0 (Honeycomb branch)
3.1 (Honeycomb branch)
4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich branch)
9. Are there any videos for Android developers?
Ans: http://code.google.com/android/download.html
10.Are there any open source examples of OpenGL apps for Android?
Ans.
Yes. Andy Ross put together a GPL'd native code OpenGL demo and performance rig. There's a makefile build system and a perl wrapper around the compiler. Probably worth looking at if you need sample code: http://plausible.org/andy/Game1.tar.gz
There are also demos directly from google: http://code.google.com/android/samples/ApiDemos/src/com/example/android/apis/graphics/ These demos use utility libraries created by google that aren't officially part of android, but presumably can be reused (under the Apache License).
11. Is Python available for Android?
Ans. Yes. Google announced (in June, 2009) the Android Scripting Environment. In the blog entry, python is stated as being supported, and they give sample code for an python application which can run on a phone.
Also, Jython lets you run Python inside the JVM. Jythonroid is a port of Jython to run inside Android's Dalvik JVM, so in theory, you could write Android applications in Python that could interact with Android's APIs.
Damon Kohler also has patches for cross-compiling Python 2.4. It will, however, run as a native application (without access to Android's APIs), so most scripts written will have limited use. Most interesting things will also require a rooted phone.
12. How do I switch orientation in the emulator?
Ans. Numpad 7 will do it. CTRL + F12 will also suffice.
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