Last Updated: August 27th, 2010
When offered to preview Sprint’s Samsung Galaxy S offering, the SPH-D700, also known as the Epic 4G, I immediately jumped on the opportunity. While my first personal-use Android device was the Nexus One, I’ve handled my share of Android smartphones, and my history of smartphone use has included several Samsung phones over the years. This being the first Galaxy S device I’ve personally handled, I’m glad to say that Samsung does not disappoint, and I can highly recommend the device to users who need a physical keyboard and can sign up for a contract with Sprint.
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Last Updated: August 24th, 2010
[Update: 8/24/10 @ 7:45 PM EST by Aaron] Tim Bray responded to Justin’s article, but seems to have misunderstood the goal. Thus, Justin has written a follow-up article here.
Preface
This article was not written to teach people how to pirate or ridicule Google’s Android License Verification Library (LVL) that handles communication with Google’s Android Market Licensing Service.
I am very much against piracy, and very much pro-Google. I have spent more time researching copy protection for my applications than development of the applications themselves.
I would like to thank:
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