While Android aims to be an Open Platform for mobile handsets, it remain closed at different levels, even for bug reporting ! After SDK launch many developers started reporting bugs in the discussion group, which is not really useful. Android team were tracking issues internally, but it’s also very interesting for developers to know different issues. Today the issues list finally goes live and everyone is able to report bugs, and we started believing that it was an open source project. The next Android SDK release is going to be BIG according to Dan :

We’ve been improving that “early look” and are preparing for the next big SDK release, so it’s time to take the whole thing up a notch. As we move toward the first handsets, it’s time to formalize the process, and the first step in that is to enable an issue tracker for developers to submit feedback.

Issue Tracker is available at this address : http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/list, everyone is welcomed to submit any issues encountered with Android SDK, but always be sure to check if the issue have not been submitted before by someone else.

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