Is the Salesforce Android SDK libraries available through Gradle?  By this I mean something along the lines of:

dependencies { 
    compile 'com.salesforce:smartsync:3.2.0' 
}

in a build.gradle file. Or, do you have to:

1) download the Salesforce SDK from Github
2) Import into Android Studio
3) Build the necessary *.jar files
4) Add the *.jar files to an existing Android Studio projects 'libs' directory

Unfortunately, there is no information on the developer.salesforce.com website that discusses integrating the Salesforce SDK into Android Studio.

Is the Salesforce Android SDK libraries available through Gradle?  By this I mean something along the lines of:

dependencies {
    compile 'com.salesforce:smartsync:3.2.0'
}

in a build.gradle file. Or, do you have to:

1) download the Salesforce SDK from Github
2) Import into Android Studio
3) Build the necessary *.jar files
4) Add the *.jar files to an existing Android Studio projects 'libs' directory

Unfortunately, there is no information on the developer.salesforce.com website that discusses integrating the Salesforce SDK into Android Studio.

Is the Salesforce Android SDK libraries available through Gradle?  By this I mean something along the lines of:

dependencies { 
    compile 'com.salesforce:smartsync:3.2.0' 
}

in a build.gradle file. Or, do you have to:

1) download the Salesforce SDK from Github
2) Import into Android Studio
3) Build the necessary *.jar files
4) Add the *.jar files to an existing Android Studio projects 'libs' directory

Unfortunately, there is no information on the developer.salesforce.com website that discusses integrating the Salesforce SDK into Android Studio.