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Isn't chord detection / polyphonic audio analysis really difficult? And they do it instantly using an iPad, that's really impressive.

It kind of makes me mad that Google "neglects" audio on Android. The well known latency issues are the reason developers choose an iPad/iPhone over any Android device :(

Nokia produced the best mobile phones back in the day, solid quality and fair price. They just missed the smartphone trend and when they still could get back they refused to be mere "hardware-producers" and out of pride they didn't cooperate with Android.

So in no way Amazon and Nokia are comparable.

The only thing I don't like about the Kindle Fire is that (although Android is used) the Android-Market will not be useable

I have to admit, I have never seen

.) for-loops used this way

.) an OR-operator in a for loop

.) +a as a shortcut for a.toString()

.) syntax like g&&R(a) (line 24)

.) syntax like a[j^i==j] (line 29)

Where can I learn/read about advanced stuff like this, searching for this information on google is very hard, as I lack the correct terms ...

Could someone help with the syntax on line 24:

g&&R(a)

I simply don't understand it as a statement and I don't get in the context of the for-loop