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New HTC Sense SDK to include Beats Audio support
Newsbrief by Michelle Ruhfass on Monday March 05, 2012.
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At Mobile World Congress last week, HTC revealed a new set of application programming interfaces (APIs) for developers that will allow them to work with HTC's Sense software features. The updated software developer kit (SDK) will includes APIs for Beats Audio, Sense's lock screen, mobile device management, and HTC MediaLink. The HTC OpenSense SDK will be released to developers in the coming weeks.
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