How do I enable Antialiasing?

[MrM]

With OpenGL ES 2.0, anti-aliasing becomes possible.

Sorry for the simple question, but could somebody explain how? I've no idea where or how to start.
I think SAMPLINGMODE is not an option. Or is it? I don't think the constructors would allow it...

[EgonOlsen]

Anti-Aliasing is available in the OpenGL ES2.0 supporting alpha version only, because 1.1 doesn't support it. You can download the latest alpha release from the ES2.0 thread. It has a class in the util-package that you can use in your initialization code to create a proper config chooser that should enable AA. See the JavaDocs of the alpha for more details.

[MrM]

Heh, I'm already using a similar config chooser like in the GDC11 example, so I guess this shouldn't be too difficult to wriggle in.

EDIT: Extremely nice results! Although I'm kinda seeing some artifacts on my texture... Well they're not exactly artifacts but it feels just a little bit weirder (and I'm not talking about the edges).  It doesn't look bad, so I guess it's an AA aftereffect which takes place in my mind
But my device's DPI is pretty low anyways, and I've had aesthetic problems like this before. I'm surprised FPS didn't suffer. From 89fps down to 86 with 2 samples, and 80 with 4 samples. Texture size is 512x512, normal map too, and model is around 1500polys.
I'm concerned about something else though. The HTC Desire S has an overheating problem (A friend of mine's is being repaired, and I'm sure other models have it too), and when I looked it up it seemed very common for people to have theirs fixed after a month of usage. Do you think this is a bit too much for the GPU? I wouldn't want to put something out there that could ruin someone's day

[MrM]

Oh, and I was already using the Alpha (shaders and all that), and was unaware that a DOC was in the package. I was using the one on the site