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Beyond the G1: What’s Next for Android?
What happens in the land of Android after next week’s announcements? What’s further down the road for our new favorite operating system?
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Mobile Linux Not Supporting the Desktop Version
Just recently, we were tipped off to some exciting and somewhat disappointing news regarding the HTC Dream. I’ve been reading through everyone’s comments and many of them have been rather interesting to say the least. While going through them, something crossed my mind that I’d …
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Android an Also-Ran to the iPhone Already?
As part of our daily habits and rituals for working on AndroidGuys, we have RSS feeds, alerts, and bookmarks that we hit up for Android news. Whether it’s a blog posting or tech site writing up something on the OS, we’re pretty much on top …
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HTC’s Goal: Reaching The Top With Android
Peter Chou, HTC’s CEO, recently revealed his intention to get the Asian mobile manufacturer into the top five mobile handset manufacturers. To play it safe, he didn’t give an actual deadline for this goal. HTC, already part of the top ten, wants to go further. …
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34 Weeks of OHA #27
Regular series detailing the members of the Open Handset Alliance. This edition features Sprint Nextel.
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Open Up! T-Mobile Readying Their Version of Any App, Any Handset
T-Mobile USA is gearing up to offer their own version of the App Store. Rather than offering programs for one device only, T-Mobile is making it so that developers can create one program that can span the entire product line. This would mean that you’d …
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Motorola Names CEO of Mobile Devices
Dr. Sanjay Jha has been tapped as Co-Chief Executive Officer of Motorola and Chief Executive Officer of Motorola’s Mobile Devices. Who is Sanjay Jha and what has he done with the mobile industry? Well, he’s got an extensive background which most recently had him working …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #24
Company Name: SiRF Technology Holdings, Inc. How the OHA site classifies them: Semiconductor Company What the OHA site says about them: SiRF is the leading provider of GPS enabled location platforms for mainstream markets with focus on wireless, automotive, consumer electronic and mobile compute devices. …
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Google Should Have Made The gPhone
If you have spent time in the dating game, you know the harsh reality: it is usually better when you are being wooed by someone, than it is when you are running after them. When you are the one who is trying to win over …
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WIRED Article Details Android’s Long Term Goals
There’s an article in July’s issue of Wired that goes pretty in-depth with Google, Android, and all things related. It’s a nice big read along the lines of 5,000 words. While it might not be a ton of brand new information for loyal AndroidGuys readers, …
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Would it be Too Much to Ask for Some Answers?
We’re coming up on the second half of 2008 and now only months away from the first Android handsets. So why do we know so little? There are 4 handset manufacturers considered to be founding members of the Open Handset Alliance. These companies (HTC, LG, …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #21
I promised something special for this week, and have delivered! Read on for the bestest 34 Weeks of OHA article yet… Company Name: PacketVideo How the OHA site classifies them: Software Company What the OHA site says about them: PacketVideo (PV) is a nine-year-old multimedia …
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What Happens After iPhone 2.0 Comes Out?
It happens with every new product release. After what seems like months of anticipation and hype, a device comes out and people begin thinking about its successor.
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WiMax Deal the Biggest Victory for Android Yet?
Today sees a monumental event in the wireless industry. Along with partners Intel, Time Warner Cable, Comcast, and Bright House Networks, Google has ponied up a share of a $3.2 billion dollar marriage between Sprint and Clearwire. With the two of them making nice and …
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In Silicon Valley the Hunted Becomes the Hunter Almost Overnight
Have you guys been seeing all the attempted murderers running around Silicon Valley? Without even paying full attention, one can’t help but see a headline pop up every few days about some company working on an “X†killer. The latest target, as everyone is fully …
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