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Android For A Humanoid
Android OS, initially created to work on smartphones, but widely used on other Mobile Internet Devices (MID), is now making its way towards netbooks. We all have already had a chance to see Android work on Acer One, a dual-booting machine with 1.66GHz Intel N280 Atom CPU, 1GB of RAM and 160GB hard drive, Wi-Fi. This 10.1inch-display netbook has both Windows XP Home and Android. But Acer is not the only one to experiment with Android, and we can read more and more news on various london apartments companies going for Android-based netbooks. Among these are londonapartmentsrental.co.uk Hivision and HP. Hivision's ...
Android Invasion: Andy Rubin predicts 18 Android Phones by the end of the year
According to Andy Rubin, a senior director for Mobile Platforms at Google, by the end of the year we shall see a number of Android phones released by about 8 different manufacturers. Rubin says, this number can be as high as 18 or even 20, which is definitely much more we could even expect. We can already see Android being a reality for HTC in their HTC Magic – a 3,2” touchscreen device. There is also Samsung i7500 Galaxy on its way, and a few more we know about. Andy Rubin has refused to unveil the list of other manufacturers we ...
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Android For A Humanoid
Android OS, initially created to work on smartphones, but widely used on other Mobile Internet Devices (MID), is now making its way towards netbooks. We all have already had a chance to see Android work on Acer One, a dual-booting machine with 1.66GH
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Windows 8 By 2011? Could Be!
It is not a secret that shortly after releasing Windows 7 Microsoft Corporation has started making people interested in the new OS they are working on, Windows 8 (and many hope they will keep calling new systems 8, 9, 10 etc). Everyone hopes ther
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Android Invasion: Andy Rubin predicts 18 Android Phones by the end of the year
According to Andy Rubin, a senior director for Mobile Platforms at Google, by the end of the year we shall see a number of Android phones released by about 8 different manufacturers. Rubin says, this number can be as high as 18 or even 20, which is
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