Zeemote plays nice with Android SDK

on 04/30/2010 02:35 PDT

The Zeemote will be able to work great with the Android operating system, simply because the Android SDK (Software Development Kit) for the Zeemote Game Controller is now available. This makes the Zeemote compatible with yet another platform, where it already plays nice with BlackBerry, Symbian and lower-end J2ME phones. Folks who are interested in offering support for the Zeemote will be able to check out the developer page, where you will have to wait for a few more weeks before the SDK is released good and proper.

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