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Facebook SDK Available Now for Android

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May 27, 2010, 1:50 PM by Philip Berne

Facebook's SDK for Google Android is now available, following demonstrations of the new developer kit at Google's I/O conference last week. The Facebook SDK will allow Android app developers the ability to integrate Facebook authentication using OAuth 2.0, publish stories to Facebook, and make requests to the new Facebook Graph API.

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