Silicon Valley

...them warm but Android v1.6. Until tonight, that is. As the sun set over the Silicon Valley last night, Google pushed the source code for Android 2.0 to the Android Open Source Project. Within two hours, the endlessly able Android community...

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...are gravitating to Android phones because they are different and trendy. Droid may be the new 'in' phone," said analyst Rob Enderle of Enderle Group in Silicon Valley. Taiwan-based HTC brought the first Android phone to market late last...

In this article: Android, Google, Iphone, BlackBerry, Apple, Gartner, and AT&T

...works on a BlackBerry during flight just fine. "Out here [in Silicon Valley], the metaphor used to describe Apple's app approval process is 'Russian Roulette,'" Enderle quipped. The combination of a cryptic process and this...

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...to reach 500 million. 10. Silicon Valley will become a wireless industry hot spot: The Valley is home to iPhone-maker Apple (AAPL), Android creator Google, Nokia's new CTO and countless mobile startups. With the increasing focus on...

In this article: Google, Nokia, Cnnmoney.com, FCC, Android, Verizon Wireless, Sprint, Iphone, and AT&T

...and Symbian, which Nokia (NOK) recently purchased. (RIM is sponsoring an investment fund to back companies like Tapulous, which mimics a similar effort by the Valley's Kleiner Perkins.) For now, the game belongs to Apple - and its legion...

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...Smart Phone Notes App 3banana is a Silicon Valley startup that just appeared on the market, launching a new note-taking application (called 3banana Notes) for the Android, the iPhone, and small-device Web use. The application is free...

In this article: Android, Iphone, Twitter, Smart Phone, and Facebook

...later this year. "We're looking at Android," says Evan Tana, director of product management and marketing at Loopt, a Silicon Valley mobile developer whose application uses GPS to let people locate their friends. "We're waiting for the...

In this article: Iphone, Apple, BlackBerry, Google, App Store, Android, BlackBerry Partners Fund, and Tapulous