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 ## Highlights
 
 ### Android
-AeroGear for Android provides libraries to connect to remote RESTful services.  It can integrate with the Android application life cycle and provides robust facilities for authentication, authorization, pagination, and local storage.  We have support for versions of Android starting with Android 2.3.3.  
 
-A Pipe can be backed by a Loader with one line of code.  This allows AeroGear to function in sync with the Android Activity life cycle.  Rotating your phone will not crash your application or hammer your server with requests for the same data over and over again.
+AeroGear for Android is available for versions 2.3.3 and greater.  In addition to the base Aerogear funcitonality we have provided utilities to integrate with the Android Activity lifecycle.  This allows your applications to be more stable, require less memory, and run faster.  We have also put together many guides on getting started, written tutorials covering simple and advanced use cases, gathered several sample applications, and much much more all covered in the <a href="/android">Android section</a> of the aerogear.org.
 
-We have several abstract implementations of the Callback interface which, when extended by your code, will be injected by AeroGear with the correct Activity or Fragment.  This allows for a clean separation between the Activity and AeroGear which means fewer memory leaks and better stability.
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-Our Authentication APIs provide an easy way to log in to, enroll in, and log out of remote services.  This API will manage your session tokens and data hand-in-hand with the Pipe API.  This means that you can easily access secured resources on RESTful servers.  Authentication was designed to be extensible and pluggable so it can connect to services which are not backed by AeroGear's Controller server.
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-Our Paging API provides out of the box support for Web link headers, and extracting URIs for paging information from the body of JSON responses.  Paging through your remote data is as simple as calling next.  The Paging API also provides hooks for extension as well to support your own use cases.
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-Finally, there is a local data store API.  Your data can be cached locally either in memory or in a SQLite database.  You can also implement your own Store types and configure AeroGear to manage them for you.
 
 ### iOS