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RE: Google offers million for best Android mobile phone applications

Well, the success of reality shows is taking over the IT industry. What would you like to see in an Android app? What apps are you using on your devices that you love and would like to see improved? What apps out there would you like to see added?

Some folks are concerned that the openness of Android will breed incompatibility among apps, but analyst Michael Dortch says he doesn't see that happening. On the other handAlex Lewis says that the whole Gphone announcement is a letdown -- and that Android represents a missed opporunity for Google..

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