Saturday, October 9, 2010

Android Chief Likely Out Of Breath After Non-Stop Excuses For Carriers In Interview

Poor Andy Rubin . As the head of Android development for Google he has what seems to be the best job in the world and the worst job in the world at the same time. It's the best job because Android is exploding in popularity and he can leverage the power of Google to do some really great things in the mobile space. But at the same time, it's the worst job because all that innovation he comes up ...
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LG Optimus T for T-Mobile Announced

The LG Optimus T will be available on T-Mobile this holiday season, offering deep integration of Google services.
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Ford asks phone makers to use MAP, teases "hyperlocal" Sync

Ford at its CTIA keynote on Friday made a pair of efforts both to drive standards and to tease the future of where its Sync services were headed. The automaker said it was officially embracing Bluetooth's Message Access Profile, which lets paired devices get at a device's SMS messages to send or receive text, and called on phone OS designers to do the same. RIM's BlackBerry phones were doing it ...
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Microsoft licenses old Palm OS patents from Acacia

Ahead of the release of Windows Phone 7, Microsoft has signed up as a licensee of dozens of patents that originated with PalmSource, Palm, Bell Communications Research and Geoworks ( ZDNet UK - Mobile Devices )
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