Google Android
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Google Android is an operating system developed for use on mobile cell phones and is a joint effort of the Open Handset Alliance. Anybody can create applications using the Android Software Development kit and Google holds a contest for best applications. Initially all, now many applications can be freely downloaded through the online Android Market.
HTC, a smartphone manufacturer based in Taiwan, was the first to market a Google Android phone in the United States, called the HTC Dream. October 2008 was the launch date on the T-Mobile network, the only carrier offering the service. Branded by Google and marketed as the G1, it is a 3G phone and will also work seamlessly on a Wi-fi wireless networks. The phone and operating system have gained a reputation as an Apple iPhone competitor. More models will be developed in 2009. The Sprint network is perhaps the next carrier to offer Google Android phones, mid- 2009.
T-Mobile has sold 1 million G1 Android phones. [1]
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Netbook
The Android operating system is set to be installed in the first netbook. The Alpha 680 produced by Guangzhou Skytone Transmission Technologies, will cost $250. and will be available summertime '09. [2]
See Also
External Links
- Google Android Homepage
- Google Android Market
- Open Handset Alliance
- HTC Dream T-Mobile G1 Google Phone
- HTC Homepage
References
- ↑ T-Mobile has sold 1 million G1 Android phones CNet, April 23, 2009
- ↑ Report: First Android Netbook to cost $250CNet Crave, April 26, 2009
