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The document provides instructions for creating a simple example web service app in Android. It lists the main steps as installing the Android SDK, adding developer packages, creating an Android project, running the app, building a simple UI, and starting app activities. The requester is asked to describe the SDK and package installation processes, explain the key steps for building an example app in under 2 pages, and submit a snapshot of their running app.
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