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Michael Dell: Android Has Not “Developed to Expectations”
Michael Dell, speaking at the annual Dell World conference, had some less than flattering remarks for Android. In discussing the company’s mobile strategies and history, Mr. Dell indicated that Android has “not developed to the expectations” of Dell. Pledging support for Microsoft and Windows 8, …
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PSA: Android 1.6-Powered Dell Aero Goes on Sale Today for $99
[mobile-aero-overview1] Announced back in March around the time of CES, the Dell Aero has finally gone on sale. For $99 and a two-year service agreement, customers can pick up the handset which features a 3.5-inch display, 5-megapixel camera, and removable 2GB MicroSD card. Although it’s powered by a 624Mhz Marvell processor, the Aero sadly runs Android 1.5 (Cupcake).
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AT&T Explains Why they Opt for Android Market Only
We’re not sure how long AT&T has been offering their dedicated Android landing page, but it’s new to us. The carrier has created a min-site designed to not only pimp their handsets, but also to explain what Android is and why it’s just so awesome. …
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Dell Aero Has Google Apps After All
Here’s some good news for you Android fans with AT&T service. The Dell Aero will have the standard fare of Google applications and services. This includes the Android Market, YouTube, Google Maps, Google Talk, Gmail, and Google Search. It was initially reported that AT&T had …
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Dell Aero Due in June, Larger Streak Tablets Coming
Engadget scored a couple bits of Dell-related Android news today and was only happy to share with the world. First up, the Dell Aero handset is due out in early June. You know the Aero, right? It’s that other locked down AT&T handset besides the …
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AT&T Planning to Lock Down all Android Handsets?
As CTIA was kicking off last week, AT&T and Dell unveiled the forthcoming Aero handset. The sleek touch-only device which features a 3.5-inch screen and 5 megapixel camera may have something in common with AT&T’s other Android phone, the Motorola Backflip. According to PhoneNews.com, the …
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