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| − | '''Google Android''' is an Open Handset Alliance project operating system developed for use mobile cell phones. Anybody can create applications using the Android Software Development kit. Google holds a contest for best applications. All applications can be freely downloaded to the through the online Android Market. | + | '''Google Android''' is an Open Handset Alliance project operating system developed for use on mobile cell phones. Anybody can create applications using the Android Software Development kit. Google holds a contest for best applications. All applications can be freely downloaded to the through the online Android Market. |
A manufacturer from Korea, HTC, was the first to market a Google Android phone in the United States, called the G1. October 2008 was the launch date on the T-Mobile network, the only carrier offering the service. It is a 3G phone but will also work of a Wi-fi wireless network. The phone and operating system have gained a reputation as an Apple iPhone competitor. More models will be developed in 2009. | A manufacturer from Korea, HTC, was the first to market a Google Android phone in the United States, called the G1. October 2008 was the launch date on the T-Mobile network, the only carrier offering the service. It is a 3G phone but will also work of a Wi-fi wireless network. The phone and operating system have gained a reputation as an Apple iPhone competitor. More models will be developed in 2009. | ||
Revision as of 05:09, December 20, 2008
Google Android is an Open Handset Alliance project operating system developed for use on mobile cell phones. Anybody can create applications using the Android Software Development kit. Google holds a contest for best applications. All applications can be freely downloaded to the through the online Android Market.
A manufacturer from Korea, HTC, was the first to market a Google Android phone in the United States, called the G1. October 2008 was the launch date on the T-Mobile network, the only carrier offering the service. It is a 3G phone but will also work of a Wi-fi wireless network. The phone and operating system have gained a reputation as an Apple iPhone competitor. More models will be developed in 2009.
