Back in June HTC announced that it would be creating a new Android SDK for developers to make custom applications which make use of HTC’s Sense user interface, HTC Sense 3.0.
HTC has now released the OpenSense SDK, which is designed to help developers create custom applications that will work with HTC’s customized version of Android that comes with HTC Sense on their devices.
Developers now have access to a number of different tools which will allow them to create applications using the OpenSense platform, you can find out more information over at HTC.
Source Wired
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