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It should be even easier than that. Android apps are java based, which means we only need java and the right set of jars to provide the framework that android needs, passing functions off to the n900 as needed. There is already a desktop-based sdk, so it might just be a matter of modifying that. Not sure how open the source is for that, but the android api is a finite set of classes and methods that need to be made available.