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May 10

Android Gingerbread is ‘planned for Q4 2010′



While we’re all busy laboring in the shadow of Android 2.2’s impending release, here’s Google’s sneaky first indication of the next version’s release

…I was a 15yr old kid hanging out with my 16yr old best bud at his first job. He was doing work experience in a cafe for Christmas and had to put the adverts in the store window using a stencil and some snow spray. When he wasn’t looking I stenciled a ‘J’ over the ‘c’ in Mince Pie, broadcasting to the street that this cafe was the place to come to get your ‘Hot Minge Pies’. Unfortunately it got my buddy kicked out of the job and we haven’t really ever got back in contact, but I still feel it was worth it….

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Apr 10

Apple’s iPad Could Choke Google Android Development

Apple’s new iPad could have a beneficial, unintended effect on Apple’s mobile war with Google: It could delay or diminish some iPhone developers’ interest in making apps for Google’s Android…

…Apple’s new iPad could have a beneficial, unintended effect on Apple’s mobile war with Google: It could delay or diminish some iPhone developers’ interest in making apps for Google’s Android platform.

As Apple’s iPhone platform matures, many developers have considered expanding their apps to Android, which is experiencing a growth spurt these days. Indeed, Android added more than 9,000 new apps in March — very impressive.

But for some of those developers, Apple’s iPad has provided a distraction. If this distraction continues — and if the iPad becomes a hugely successful platform — it could keep those developers focused on Apple’s products, and could cause some of them to postpone or reduce their plans to make Android apps.

For example, we spoke to a successful iPhone game developer yesterday, who has considered porting his games to Android for several months. But so far, he has released nothing for Google’s platform.

Yet his company rushed an iPad app for launch day, and has already had some success…

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Mar 10

Developers create android OS for Personal Computer

San Francisco - A group of developers say Android x86 on the x86 platform, Android, then build OS (operating system), Google can be used to perform a series of Netbook Asus Eee PC.

…In San Francisco A group of developers say Android x86 on the x86 platform, Android, then build OS (operating system), Google can be used to perform a series of Netbook Asus Eee PC.
On this site are community-x86 Android speak, a few months after the foundation is a patch of Android on x86 can be aware of these results to be expanded. The group has therefore decided to develop the code base that on other platforms, x86 and menghostingnya on their servers support.

This project aims primarily at providing a complete solution for the Android platform Eee PC and x86 x86 Android wrote on their website,
So far, the developer, the results in most series netbook cool gadget Asus Eee PC has been tested. As part of a series of Eee PC 701-series, 701SD, 900, 900A, 901, 904HD, 1000, 1000HE, 1000HD, 1005HAG, S101, T91 (VESA) and Eee Top 1602C. These results can also work on the Lenovo ThinkPad X61 Tablet. All the devices mentioned above is known that in the native resolution of the work…

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Jan 10

Motorola Going All-in With Google’s Android

Sanjay Jha, who also became Motorola’s co-chief executive in August, has decided to focus on Google Inc.’s Android operating system as the software platform for Motorola’s showcase phones, according to people familiar with the matter.

…Motorola’s new co-CEO Sanjay Jha has a plan to save the beleaguered mobile handset maker: go all-in on Google’s Android mobile operating system. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal (behind the pay wall):
Sanjay Jha, who also became Motorola’s co-chief executive in August, has decided to focus on Google Inc.’s Android operating system as the software platform for Motorola’s showcase phones, according to people familiar with the matter.
Mr. Jha is expected to detail his plans which will likely include thousands of layoffs as early as Thursday when the company reports earnings, these people said.
The rumor is that Motorola will focus all of its efforts around three core operating systems for its phones, with Android becoming the central platform for mid-tier phones with Internet capability. The other two operating systems it will support will be Windows Mobile on the high end and its own P2K on the low end. In other words, Android phones will become its bread and butter.
Given this potential…

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