posted by Thom Holwerda on Fri 6th Nov 2009 23:45 UTC, submitted by poundsmack "The Moblin project steering committee today announces the project release of Moblin v2.1 for Intel Atom processor-based netbooks and nettops. This project...

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...and managed," agreed Avi Greengart , an analyst with Current Analysis. Eric Chu , group manager of Android mobile platform at Google , said that Android has always been and continues to be an open-source project, and that it's not accurate to...

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...and exclusive discounts on Super Guides Google Strives to Balance Commercial, Community With Android Onlookers say that Google is in charge of Android development, despite pitching the software as a community project. But experts say...

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...entitled "10 Reasons Why Google Android Is Secure. " In the article eWeek states, among other things, that Android is secure because it is built on open source software and because the platform technology is Linux -based. Both of these...

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...have to worry about application compatibility," he said. The potential issue highlights the benefits to Apple's strategy with the iPhone. "It's one of Apple's great advantages," Howe said. "There's one screen size and one interaction mode.

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...such as Motorola Inc., HTC and Samsung LG. </p><p>Finland's Nokia Corp. kept its post as the top smart phone manufacturer. But Apple Inc., whose iPhone revolutionized the industry, reached the highest shipment volume in a single quarter and it...

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...in increasingly crowded mobile marketplaces. Verizon plans to have its own channel in the Android Market when its first Android phone , the Motorola Droid, goes on sale Thursday. Last week, Sprint Nextel told developers it would...

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T-Mobile has been out in front of the Android wave, having launched the first Android device, the G1, a year ago. The company plans on riding that wave well into the future, said Cole Brodman , T-Mobile 's... T-Mobile ramps up for an Android...

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...of 21%, while Apple reached a new high of 18% share in third, significantly up from the 14% it held in the previous quarter as supply of the iPhone 3GS improved in many countries. HTC retained its fourth-place position with 5% share. Looking...

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...though, the software goes by different names. While cell phones don't have operating systems at all, smartphones can be powered by: The iPhone OS comes from other operating systems that are related to Unix. Palm's WebOS and Google's...

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...market share. For the last three quarters it has reported losses thanks to fierce competition from rivals, in particular Apple's iPhone. However, analysts said the trailing of the X10 before the key Christmas selling season may harm the...

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...That One Size Doesn't Fit All Remember the Enterprise and Enterprise Developers In the rush to beat back Android and the iPhone , Symbian should not lose sight of the enterprise and the value of relationships with enterprise vendors.

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...most for you? See what each can do -- or not -- in this comparison. Mobile deathmatch rematch: BlackBerry vs. iPhone 3.0, side by sideThe iPhone 3.0 OS takes on some of the BlackBerry 's advantages for business users. See where the iPhone...

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...coming next week. But the mapping feature is available only on Droid, not yet on older Android phones or on rivals such as the iPhone. So let's take a look at the Nuvifone. •Talk and drive. The biggest selling point for the Nuvifone is...

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Consumer installable Vehicle Mount Adapter makes Garmin Nuvifone G60 easier to view and access while in the car. CHICAGO - ProClip USA, Inc. today announced a Vehicle Mount Adapter designed to securely mount the Garmin Nuvifone G60 to...

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...telecommunications outgrowth. And oh god, that price: $300 with an AT&T contract, which is about how much it'd cost you to buy one iPhone 3G with TomTom and Navigon apps. So yeah, a price drop was all but inevitable, but it's...

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...killer." Of course, we've heard this before ? maybe a dozen times. The BlackBerry Storm was the iPhone killer, the Palm Pre was the iPhone killer, the G2, etc. Not only does the iPhone still survive, it thrives. Why? The answer is easy,...

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...the two years it languished as vaporware, the Garmin Nuvifone G60 was hyped by various tech outlets as everything from a smartphone savior to an iPhone killer. (We at Wired resisted such sensationalism.) But now the GPS-enabled smartphone is...

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