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...upcoming offerings. According to the mag, the next version of the electronics-maker's MiBuddy satnav unit will dash the underlying Windows CE architecture for Google's newer and far more suave Android platform. The new device will be...

In this article: Google, Android, Android, Linux, Mio Technology, Cease and desist, Bing, and PC World

...browsing on a screen bigger than most smartphones, the representative said. Current MiBuddys use Microsoft's Windows CE operating system exclusively. Windows CE will continue to be offered for the next generation MiBuddys coming out...

In this article: Android, Linux, Acer, Google, Dashboard, HTC, Google Maps, Aspire One, and Android

...it run Android? The Windows CE toting Mintpad tablet could soon be getting a sequel if the listing for two mystery devices, the Mintpad 7wise and Mintpad WSketch, on Mintpass's South Korean website are to be believed. Mintpass has hinted...

In this article: Android, Wacom, and UK

VMware MVP weds Windows CE and Android in unholy matrimony on dual-boot N800 This is just too good. We knew VMware was working on this sort of thing, but watching it in action is almost too much magic for our fragile hearts to comprehend.

In this article: Android, Vmware, Nvidia, T-Mobile G1, and Sergey Brin

...video playback. By Ryan Paul | Last updated June 22, 2009 9:29 AM CT Hardware maker Nvidia is endorsing Windows CE as its platform of choice for Tegra-based netbooks. The company has rejected Google's open source Android platform and is...

In this article: Nvidia, Linux, Ubuntu, Microsoft, Android, ARM, Moblin, and Canonical

Nvidia enables $99 Android/Windows CE mobile internet devices (Dean Takahashi/VentureBeat) Preferences: Open Links in New Window Show Discussion Excerpts Show Link Search Font Size: Note: Because cookies are disabled, reloading this page...

In this article: Microsoft, Android, HTC Magic, ARM, Vodafone, HTC, Nvidia, Barcelona, and T-Mobile G1

Giving lip service to Nvidia's new Android friend - after the firm announced Tegra would be able to run either Windows Mobile, Windows CE or Android - Trevett noted that developers very much liked the freedom which Google's platform provided.

In this article: Neil Trevett, Nvidia, ARM, Ion, Intel, Android, Android, Xbox, and Google

The dinky little first-gen Mintpad managed to pack in a 2.8-inch screen, GPS, Wi-Fi and support for plenty of multimedia formats, all fueled by Windows CE when it debuted back in Spring, but now the talk has turned to Mintpad mark II. And...

In this article: Android, Android, Google, and South Korea