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    <title>Help with the Droid Pack</title>
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<h1>Help</h1>

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    <h2>Contents</h2>
    <details>
        <summary>How are products found?</summary>
        <p><a href="https://web.archive.org/">Wayback Machine</a>! <img src="/meta/emote-happy.png" class="emo" alt=""> For Google Merch, I go to archives to
           see any products and their SKUs. I then go to where their product images are stored to browse
           through the images. For Dead Zebra and everything else, I wing it and try getting images
           straight from the archives.</p>
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        <summary>How are games found?</summary>
        <p>Using an Android package ID can lead directly to an APK download page. For example, searching
           <a href="https://www.google.com/search?q=com.electricsheep.edj+apk"><b>"com.electricsheep.edj apk"</b></a> for its APK for download.</p>
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    <details>
        <summary>How are videos found?</summary>
        <p>Often searching "android mascot animation" can find tons of neat videos on YouTube. The video is
           downloaded at original quality.</p>
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    <h2>Website</h2>
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        <summary>Is this a store?</summary>
        <p>It is not. This is an archive of merchandise imagery mostly. Sometimes you will find a product that is still
           up for sale, the <b>View page</b> that will link to its store page.</p>
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        <summary>Can I mass download media?</summary>
        <p>Sure can! It's not my server being used to host anyway so... <img src="/meta/emote-tongueout.png" class="emo" alt=""></p>
        <p>Check out the <a href="media/"><b>media/</b></a> and <a href="meta/"><b>meta/</b></a> folders for anything you need.</p>
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    <details>
        <summary>What are those emojis?</summary>
        <p>These emojis were found in the files of system app <b>com.android</b>.
          They were likely part of an earlier Android version.</p>
        <img src="/meta/emote-angel.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-cool.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-crying.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-embarrassed.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-fim.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-happy.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-heart.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-kissing.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-laughing.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-lipssealed.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-mad.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-moneymouth.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-pokerface.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-sad.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-smirk.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-surprised.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-tongueout.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-undecided.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-winking.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-wtf.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <img src="/meta/emote-yelling.png" class="emo" alt="">
        <p>Want the whole thing? You can download the
           <a href="meta/emotes-pack.zip" download=""><b>emoji pack ZIP file</b></a>.</p>
    </details>
    <details id="droids">
        <summary>Why are some Bugdroids referred to differently?</summary>
        <img src="meta/subpage-renders.svg" width="100%">
        <p>Here is the <b>Renders</b> page thumbnail for example. From left to right:</p>
        <ul>
            <li><b>"classic"</b> is the original 2008 mascot.</li>
            <li><b>"new classic"</b> is the refreshed 2014 mascot.</li>
            <li><b>"iconic"</b> is the vibrant 2019 mascot.</li>
            <li><b>"modern"</b> is the latest 2023 mascot.</li>
        </ul>
        <p>"Iconic" was a name often given to Android merchandise with the 2019 branding, so I went with that.
           The 2023 mascot is often in 3D but is using its 2D variant here for continuity.</p>
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        <summary>What are the extra web buttons for?</summary>
        <p>Without creating an entire site, I wanted to archive all other Google merchandise merchandise easily.
           It is done so here for all the Googlers. <img src="/meta/emote-heart.png" class="emo" alt=""></p>
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    <details>
        <summary>I have suggestion or fix for the website.</summary>
        <p>On GitHub, go to my <a href="https://github.com/Gemdation/bugdroid.org/"><b>bugdroid.org</b></a> repository,
           you can open an Issue ticket there. <img src="/meta/emote-happy.png" class="emo" alt=""></p>
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    <h2>Terminology</h2>
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        <summary>The robot is called "Bugdroid" or "Android"?</summary>
        <p>In Android's licensing pages, it is referred to as <a href="https://developer.android.com/distribute/marketing-tools/brand-guidelines#android_robot">"Android bot"</a>,
           In Google's 2023 rebrand blog, it was called <a href="https://blog.google/products/android/modern-look/">"bugdroid"</a>.
           In Google's CES 2024 blog, it was called <a href="https://blog.google/products/android/google-ces-2024-android-experience/">"The Bot"</a>.</p>
        <p>It is kinda all over the place. <img src="/meta/emote-surprised.png" class="emo" alt=""> For simplicity, "bugdroid" is used for the robot.</p>
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