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Nanik Tolaram is a senior Android platform engineer at BlocksGlobal.com who has also worked on the ScreenerOS and LumenHealth projects. He writes about Android for magazine.odroid.com and shares his knowledge of the Android platform through resources on his SlideShare account and documentation of the Android source code.
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