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Android has arrived!
Colleagues,
As reported in cNET ...Two years after Google announced Android, phone manufacturers are launching devices with the mobile operating system, and carriers are lining up to sell them.
In the past couple of months, nine devices using Google's mobile operating system have been announced. The pipeline is full of more Android devices, some that are confirmed and some that are still rumored to be in development.
U.S. wireless operators are also jumping on the Google Android bandwagon. Up to now, T-Mobile USA, the smallest of the four nationwide carriers, had been the only U.S. wireless operator to offer Android devices. But T-Mobile won't be alone for much longer. Starting next week, Sprint Nextel will introduce the HTC Hero, its first Android phone. Verizon Wireless will get two Google Android phones in the coming weeks. Even AT&T is expected to have a Google Android phone soon.
As for me, I love my T-Mobile Android ... I find it very useful!
Read on at: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-10371659-92.html?tag=nl.e496
See MedTech-IQ Posts & Videos on Google Android: http://medtechiq.ning.com/main/search/search?q=android
ENJOY!
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As reported in cNET ...Two years after Google announced Android, phone manufacturers are launching devices with the mobile operating system, and carriers are lining up to sell them.
In the past couple of months, nine devices using Google's mobile operating system have been announced. The pipeline is full of more Android devices, some that are confirmed and some that are still rumored to be in development.
U.S. wireless operators are also jumping on the Google Android bandwagon. Up to now, T-Mobile USA, the smallest of the four nationwide carriers, had been the only U.S. wireless operator to offer Android devices. But T-Mobile won't be alone for much longer. Starting next week, Sprint Nextel will introduce the HTC Hero, its first Android phone. Verizon Wireless will get two Google Android phones in the coming weeks. Even AT&T is expected to have a Google Android phone soon.
As for me, I love my T-Mobile Android ... I find it very useful!
Read on at: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1001_3-10371659-92.html?tag=nl.e496
See MedTech-IQ Posts & Videos on Google Android: http://medtechiq.ning.com/main/search/search?q=android
ENJOY!
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