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The Open Mob for Android(TM)The second service for the Android community being offered by The Open Mob is the Help a 'Droid Out (HADO) mailing list.

I get a fair number of inquiries from people looking for Android development talent. At the same time, I see a lot of people trying to "make a go of it" with Android and not exactly making ends meet from the Android Market -- they need experience, exposure, money, or perhaps all three.

HADO is a matchmaking list, modeled after Peter Shankman's Help a Reporter Out.

If you are seeking Android talent, for software development (commercial or open source) or whatever, post your query on HADO. There is no charge and no ads -- this is just a "freebie" to help the community.

If you are interested in hearing of opportunities or projects seeking participants, sign up for HADO (right now, it's a Google Group). You will get at most one email per business day, so it will not swamp your inbox. And all queries are vetted by a vast team (well, OK, just me) to cull out spam, so only legitamite opportunities should appear.

If you have any questions about HADO, send an email to hado |at| andmob.org.

Mark Murphy is the founder of CommonsWare and is the author of _The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development_, _The Busy Coder's Guide to *Advanced* Android Development_, and _Android Programming Tutorials_.

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