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Happy Birthday: A Look Back at One Year of Google Chrome [Google Chrome]Original at Lifehacker
• Wed, Sep 2
By Kevin Purdy Sept. 22: Chrome as Operating System? Preposterous! We pointed to a Doc Searls thought piece on how Chrome, Gears, and the Android system "delivers on Netscape's promise of the browser as operating system, with online-and-off webapps replacing desktop workhorses."
Remains of the Day: Life After Cable TV Edition [For What It's Worth]
Original at Lifehacker
• Thu, Jul 9
By Adam Pash Lots of big names in hardware appear to have already signed up to join in the Chrome OS world of netbooks. [IT Pro]Life After Television Two cheers for Android lovers! You've got two updates in your future yet this year. [Android Guys]Limit the CPU usage of a certain application in Linux
Android to replace Garmin-Asus' current Linux platform
Original at CNET News.com
• Tue, Jun 16
When asked about the potential of Garmin-Asus's current Linux platform for future devices, Tung revealed that this will be used only in the G60. Future smartphones will either come with Windows Mobile like the M20 or be based on the Google Android ...
Gartner: Android 'snappy,' Windows 7 less so
Original at CNET News.com
• Mon, Jun 15
Five big issues with ARM and Android netbooks ZDNet Blogs Android on smartbooks is snappier than Windows 7 says Gartner Netbook Choice ARM Android netbooks more “snappy” than Windows 7 on Atom say analysts SlashGear PC World - OS News
Xenon: Viable New Mobile OS
Original at OS News
• Sat, Jun 13
At the forefront of these innovating developments are various Linux branches, Android quite possibly one of the most popular and most hoped to come preinstalled on netbooks. In the humble shadows, however, a new mobile OS is emerging and just may have ...
iPod touch-like Sony Walkman to run Android?
Original at Computerworld
• Fri, Jun 12
MA Everything from mobile phones to netbooks to even picture frames are being built around the Linux variant. Sony has been outed this week as building the next round of their venerable Walkman products around Google's Open Source OS. ...
Is Android the key to the GNU/Linux desktop? Really?
Original at Free Software Magazine
• Fri, Jun 12
The short answer could be “A framework made up of the Linux kernel, a rich set of libraries and tools and a Dalvik virtual machine”. The Dalvik virtual machine can be seen as an highly optimised Java Virtual Machine (this definition is not formally ...
The real 'party with a difference'
Original at Hindustan Times
• Fri, Jun 12
India Linux, the posterboy of the open-source movement, is competing with market leader Windows. It's rarely seen on the desktop, but the world's biggest Websites run on it. So does the coveted Android cellphone, and you could find a Linux kernel under the ...
Symantec Executive: Co Will 'Evaluate' Working With Google Android
Original at CNNMoney.com
• Thu, Jun 11
Windows is the dominant operating system on personal computers, with over 90% market share globally, but netbook manufacturers have recently experimented with alternative systems such as the open source Linux and, more recently, Android. ...
Google vs. Microsoft: Acer's Android Netbook Escalates the Battle
Original at Fast Company
• Thu, Jun 11
Acer's Netbook, the Aspire One, will run both Android and Windows XP and will allow users to switch between the two. (But this of course begs the question: What will become of Linux?) Microsoft will release Windows 7 around the same time Acer ships the ...
Google I/O Foretells the Future of the Internet - Linux Magazine
Original at linux-mag.com
• Mon, Jun 8
Linux Magazine (registration), CA Google Web Elements are free Google applications that can be embedded into any Web page via cut-and-paste. The Web Elements are available for immediate use. Google Android 2.0 is a new, Linux-based operating system for Android-powered devices. ...
Is Android The Perfect Mobile Software Platform? - Linux Magazine
Original at linux-mag.com
• Mon, Jun 8
Android is a Linux platform — great, but what exactly does that mean? Android runs atop a Linux Kernel with a layered subsystem providing core computing services. Process and memory management are provided by Linux. User space applications are written ...
Opinion: Will Google March 'Android' Onto The PC Desktop?
Original at bMighty.com
• Mon, Jan 5
Android, Google's open-source mobile operating system, is based on a Linux kernel. As a result, it isn't hard to imagine Android, given the right kind of ... Startup Founders Turn Android into Desktop OS PC World Android OS running on netbooks CrunchGear
Opinion: Android on x86 devices: is this the fabled Google OS?
Original at Desktop Review
• Sat, Jan 3
It's been rumored for years that Google would one day release an eponymous Linux operating system variant, but nothing ever materialized. ... Startup Founders Turn Android into Desktop OS PC World Android OS running on netbooks CrunchGear An FAQ about those Android netbooks VentureBeat
Patch: iPhone hacker ports Debian Linux OS to T-Mobile G1
Original at IntoMobile - Mobile Phone News and Reviews
• Mon, Nov 10
• 4 related articles
By Will Park Following on news that Google is rolling out a new Android RC30 build to patch up the T-Mobile G1’s Android jailbreak exploit, we’re now hearing that the geek-tastic Linux OS Debian has been ported to the T-Mobile G1 and the Android ...
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Motorola signs up with Google Android
Original at p2pnet.net
• Sat, Nov 1
By Jon p2pnet news view | Mobiles:- After five years of selling millions of Linux phones in Asia, and after a year during which many of Motorola’s top US phones, “used the homegrown Linux stack,” the company, “will ditch its MotoMAGX Linux stack and UIQ Symbian stack in favor of Google’s Android...
Nokia Joins Open-Source Trend for Mobile Platforms
Original at NewsFactor Network
• Wed, Oct 22
• 2 related articles
Despite Nokia's embrace of a free licensing model for Symbian and the opening of Android, Microsoft executives recently indicated that the software giant has no plans to abandon the proprietary nature of its Windows Mobile platform model or switch to a free licensing model. Rivals see M...
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Nokia Joins Open-Source Trend for Mobile Platforms
Original at Top Tech News
• Wed, Oct 22
• 2 related articles
Despite Nokia's embrace of a free licensing model for Symbian and the opening of Android, Microsoft executives recently indicated that the software giant has no plans to abandon the proprietary nature of its Windows Mobile platform model or switch to a free licensing model. Rivals see M...
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Nokia Joins Open-Source Trend for Mobile Platforms
Original at CIO Today
• Wed, Oct 22
• 2 related articles
Despite Nokia's embrace of a free licensing model for Symbian and the opening of Android, Microsoft executives recently indicated that the software giant has no plans to abandon the proprietary nature of its Windows Mobile platform model or switch to a free licensing model. Rivals see M...
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Android Code Released as Open Source
Original at TidBITS
• Tue, Oct 21
By glenn@tidbits.com (Glenn Fleishman) The Open Handset Alliance, the group that manages the Google-developed and -driven Android operating system, said today that the entire platform has been released as source code and licensed for liberal use. Open-source licensing typically requires that anyone who distributes vers...
Motorola Developing an Android-Powered Smartphone
Original at NewsFactor Network
• Mon, Oct 20
• 4 related articles
Motorola is pleased to see the industry enthusiasm and support of the Android operating system," Motorola's Kaiser said in an e-mail. "As a pioneer in mobile Linux and a founder of OHA, Motorola believes Android promises to be one of the most powerful, flexible and customizable open plat...
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Motorola Developing an Android-Powered Smartphone
Original at Sci-Tech Today
• Mon, Oct 20
• 4 related articles
Motorola is pleased to see the industry enthusiasm and support of the Android operating system," Motorola's Kaiser said in an e-mail. "As a pioneer in mobile Linux and a founder of OHA, Motorola believes Android promises to be one of the most powerful, flexible and customizable open plat...
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Motorola Developing an Android-Powered Smartphone
Original at Top Tech News
• Mon, Oct 20
• 4 related articles
Motorola is pleased to see the industry enthusiasm and support of the Android operating system," Motorola's Kaiser said in an e-mail. "As a pioneer in mobile Linux and a founder of OHA, Motorola believes Android promises to be one of the most powerful, flexible and customizable open plat...
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Motorola Developing an Android-Powered Smartphone
Original at CIO Today
• Mon, Oct 20
• 4 related articles
Motorola is pleased to see the industry enthusiasm and support of the Android operating system," Motorola's Kaiser said in an e-mail. "As a pioneer in mobile Linux and a founder of OHA, Motorola believes Android promises to be one of the most powerful, flexible and customizable open plat...
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T-Mobile G1 Google Android Phone Review
Original at Gizmodo
• Wed, Oct 15
By Jason Chen The G1 phone and the Android operating system are not finished products. There are only three working Google Apps here—Gmail, Maps and Calendar—while Google Docs, Google News, Google Reader, Google Shopping, Google Images, Google Video, Blogger and Picasa are nowhere to be found. What...
Motorola Staffing Up To Cash In on Android Buzz
Original at Sci-Tech Today
• Mon, Sep 29
• 4 related articles
Motorola is reportedly looking to beef up its Android development team, increasing its size from 50 to 350 people in hopes of getting in on the latest Google buzz. Motorola couldn't immediately be reached for comment, but reports of insider leaks say the handset maker is working with a rec...
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Motorola Staffing Up To Cash In on Android Buzz
Original at Top Tech News
• Mon, Sep 29
• 4 related articles
Motorola is reportedly looking to beef up its Android development team, increasing its size from 50 to 350 people in hopes of getting in on the latest Google buzz. Motorola couldn't immediately be reached for comment, but reports of insider leaks say the handset maker is working with a rec...
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Motorola Staffing Up To Cash In on Android Buzz
Original at NewsFactor Network
• Mon, Sep 29
• 4 related articles
Motorola is reportedly looking to beef up its Android development team, increasing its size from 50 to 350 people in hopes of getting in on the latest Google buzz. Motorola couldn't immediately be reached for comment, but reports of insider leaks say the handset maker is working with a rec...
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Motorola Staffing Up To Cash In on Android Buzz
Original at CIO Today
• Mon, Sep 29
• 4 related articles
Motorola is reportedly looking to beef up its Android development team, increasing its size from 50 to 350 people in hopes of getting in on the latest Google buzz. Motorola couldn't immediately be reached for comment, but reports of insider leaks say the handset maker is working with a rec...
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Motorola will jump into Android bandwagon, Nokia might follow
Original at SlashPhone
• Mon, Sep 29
• 4 related articles
By Budi Putra Enter Android. Since Android is — for the most part — free for handset manufacturers to adopt, it can keep development costs to a minimum. That’s important for Motorola. Motorola also happens to be a founding member of the Open Handset Alliance, so we know it has more than a passing interest in...
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