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Hello out there. I just got a new "droid" phone and was looking for an app that
does usenet. Found a couple and tried them out. The one just sucked royally. The
other one was much better but as a demo, you could only to subscribe to one
group and no way to unsubscride. What I was wondering though was, what computer
language is used to write the apps with? Then, what do you need to do to really
turn it into a true application?

I'm serious. I could write some good apps.

On Apr 9, 8:16*am, somebody <somebody_mem...@newsguy.com> wrote:
> Hello out there. I just got a new "droid" phone and was looking for an app that
> does usenet. Found a couple and tried them out. The one just sucked royally. The
> other one was much better but as a demo, you could only to subscribe to one
> group and no way to unsubscride. What I was wondering though was, what computer
> language is used to write the apps with? Then, what do you need to do to really
> turn it into a true application?
>
> I'm serious. I could write some good apps.

Well, if you can "write some good apps" delve deeper & see what
language it. Simples!

somebody <> writes and having writ moves on.
> Hello out there. I just got a new "droid" phone and was looking for an app that
> does usenet. Found a couple and tried them out. The one just sucked royally. The
> other one was much better but as a demo, you could only to subscribe to one
> group and no way to unsubscride. What I was wondering though was, what computer
> language is used to write the apps with? Then, what do you need to do to really
> turn it into a true application?
>
> I'm serious. I could write some good apps.
>

Look for the Android SDK for your specific, as yet unidentified,
OS.

Mike "then start crankin' em out" Yetto
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In practice they are not.