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SQLite
A public domain, compact SQL-based database management system (DBMS) developed by Richard Hipp that was designed for embedded applications such as smartphones and PDAs. Pronounced "S-Q-L-ite," it is also linked directly into software applications. For example, SQLite provides database storage for internal components and extensions in the Firefox Web browser and is also part of the Google Gears platform. For more information, visit www.sqlite.org. See Firefox and Google Gears.


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95 Paperback TK5105 This introduction to the new open source software toolkit for mobile phones created by Google and the Open Handset Alliance describes the Android emulator, life cycle, user interface, and multimedia components; and provides example code for opening an external web browser, storing structured information with SQLite, and creating 3D graphics with OpenGL.
Other features include call conferencing, call recording, comprehensive SIP-based VoIP telephony support, a built-in soft phone, the SQLite database engine, and a Web server supporting PHP 5.
Database support Since the Rails architecture strongly favors database use, an RDBMS system is recommended for data storage, but Rails also supports the SQLite library if running an RDBMS server is not possible.
 
 
 
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