I got tired of waiting for FF to put out an Android RPG so I got two of my friends together and we're home growing one using the FATE system. We have the Worlds of Android book as source material and all the cards from Netrunner for flavor, hardware, software, NPCs, etc. I even figured a way to translate ICE and running from Netrunner into the FATE system. We decided to just start a game and build as we go. It's going very well. The FATE system focuses on storytelling so lots of stats, tables, etc. aren't necessary.
 
I highly recommend the homegrown method, especially with FATE. Lot's of fun and very satisfying. I have no doubt FF will publish an Android RPG eventually and if it rocks, I'll get that too. For now, we're going to keep plugging away at our own.

Some friends of mine and I have started an Android game using the FATE system, Netrunner and the Worlds of Android book. We're still working on the details of running, but we've had two sessions and it's a lot of fun.
 
We're keeping track of it on Obsidian Portal. Check it out.

Will do!

I've been planning something simila,r, and FATE was (is) one of my frontrunners for which system to use good to hear it's working for you

I got tired of waiting for FF to put out an Android RPG so I got two of my friends together and we're home growing one using the FATE system. We have the Worlds of Android book as source material and all the cards from Netrunner for flavor, hardware, software, NPCs, etc. I even figured a way to translate ICE and running from Netrunner into the FATE system. We decided to just start a game and build as we go. It's going very well. The FATE system focuses on storytelling so lots of stats, tables, etc. aren't necessary.
 
I highly recommend the homegrown method, especially with FATE. Lot's of fun and very satisfying. I have no doubt FF will publish an Android RPG eventually and if it rocks, I'll get that too. For now, we're going to keep plugging away at our own.

I could totally see an Android RPG working, though I think with the current RPG market like it is that something with a heavy storytelling mechanic might be the best route.  It would harken back to some of what FFG was doing with the board game, help set it apart from the stats heavy cyberpunk material, and even offer an alternative to the Warhammer 40K material they also publish.