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AT&T won?t offer Android-powered handsets any time soon  The key to Android’s success in the US will undoubtedly be carrier adoption which is still the only effective way to sell handsets in this country - just ask Nokia how its Nseries and Eseries lines are doing here. One carrier however, just isn’t going to cut it. The T-Mobile partnership was a great move [...] [..] |
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Here's a chart comparing the number of US searches related to Apple's (AAPL) iPhone compared to T-Mobile's G1, the first phone running Google's (GOOG) mobile operating system, Android.
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GWEI - Google Will Eat Itself  Now this is a great art project… “GWEI - Google Will Eat Itself”
We generate money by serving Google text advertisments on a network of hidden Websites. With this money we automatically buy Google shares. We buy Google via their own advertisment! Google eats itself - but in the end “we” own it!
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Motorola ramping up for Android; Nokia and Verizon interested?  According to an article at TechCrunch, Motorola is ramping up it efforts in the Android arena by hiring an additional 300 developers to supplement its current staff of 50. That is a huge increase and it appears as if Motorola, one of the original Open Handset Alliance members, is ready to get a little [...] [..] |
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Yahoo Should Have Sold Search To Microsoft  As Yahoo and Google get ready to finally launch their search partnership--and trigger a storm of legal and industry protest by doing so--it's worth revisiting Yahoo's decision to pursue this deal instead of one with [..] |
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Sony Ericsson possibly eyeing Android for XPERIA?  Just last week, Sony Ericsson opened up the possibility of a future Xperia model released with an OS other than Windows Mobile. We postulated about how awesome Android would be on a S.E. XPERIA device. Well, that pie in the sky dream may become a reality after all. On Wednesday at a media event in [...] [..] |
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Chrome Coming to Android? Duh  If you didn’t see this coming, it might be time for a new pair of glasses. We know, we know - you’re as sick of reading about Chrome as we are. At the same time, the fact that Google is preparing to inject its own proprietary web browser into its mobile OS is pretty big [...]
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More details on Motorola?s Android efforts emerge  As Motorola’s mobile phone division struggles to find its way once again, we learned yesterday that Android will be one of the major tools Moto will use in an effort to stop the bleeding. Q3 of 2008 has literally been abysmal for the mobile division, with mobile device sales down 31% from Q3 2007. Q4 [...] [..] |
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T-Mobile Google Android G1 event, we?re live  Well, not quite yet. But we did sneak past the vicious attack dogs to snap a picture of the venue where the press event is being held just a little while ago. Plus, this is where we’ll be doing our liveblog so you’ll want to bookmark this page. In the meantime, while you’re waiting until [...]
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Android-powered HTC Dream G1 Caught in the Wild  We may be less than a week away from T-Mobile’s official announcement of the first ever Android-powered mobile but it looks like the little fella just couldn’t stay in hiding anymore. The first clear live pics of this history-making handset have finally emerged and thankfully it’s looking a bit sexier than it has in previous [...]
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