Eric Schmidt teases new Motorola devices as Android activations eclipse 1.5 million daily
Google head Eric Schmidt, speaking at AllThingsD’s annual D: Dive Into Mobile, indicated that Motorola would be soon releasing a set of “phenomenal” new devices which he termed as “phones plus”. Without providing any additional details, his comments seemed to confirm the upcoming X Phone …
Google: Chrome and Android will remain separate as each solves different problems
Those of you worried that Google will ultimately merge Android with Chrome need not fear – it ain’t happening anytime soon. At least, that’s the short term vision according to Google. “There will be more commonality for sure, but they are certainly going to remain separate for …
Andy Rubin: More than 850,000 Android devices activated daily; 450,000 apps in Market
It’s hardly even a story anymore that Android is now father of all the mobile operating systems. However, we still love to document the platform’s growth and share the occasional milestone. You’ll remember that just 2 months ago at Q42011 conference call, Andy Rubin confirmed …
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Eric Schmidt Spills the Beans About Ice Cream Sandwich Launch
Android OS is no doubt the leader of all mobile operating systems and currently Google is working on Android 4.0 a.k.a Ice Cream Sandwich, which was announced back at Google I/O. It’s actually going to be a one-size-fits-all OS for both mobile phones and tablets. …
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Eric Schmidt Speaks at Mobile World Congress, Sheds Light on Android Successes and Future
Current CEO Eric Schmidt divulges some Android figures and announces another new application.
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Larry Page to Become Google CEO
Everyone who uses our beloved Android also has at least some affinity towards Google. Well, a bombshell of Google news dropped today: Eric Schimdt will step aside as CEO of Google to become the Executive Chairman.
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Tonight on AGTN
This week on AGTN (Android Guys Thursday Nights): It is time to be thankful! We will be talking about what we are most thankful for in the world of Android Eric Schmidt had an interesting interview during the Web 2.0 Summit, we will break it …
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In Case You Missed It – Eric Schmidt at Web 2.0 Summit [VIDEO]
Those of you upset that you missed yesterday’s Web 2.0 Summit where Eric Schmidt talked about the future of Google, Android, and other related topics, should worry no more. A YouTube version of the video has landed online where you can catch all 45 minutes.
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200,000 Android Activations Every Day
Remember how exciting it was, at the beginning of the year, to hear that 60,000 new Android phones were being activated each day? Then at Google I/O in May, Vic Gundotra announced it was up to 100,000 a day. And then not long after, that …
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Android to make Google obscenely rich(er)?
It appears Google is expecting to put a little extra coin in its pockets. In a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal, Eric Schmidt said he thinks Android could bring in as much as $10 billion annually for Google, and based that estimate on …
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Schmidt: 65,000 Android Phones Sold Per Day
Google CEO Eric Schmidt was speaking at the company’s Google’s annual shareholder meeting where he dropped a few stats on us. Let’s get to them, shall we? Android now powers 34 mobile devices in 49 countries. That’s quite a long way to come since the …
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Google CEO: “60,000 Android Devices a Day”
In a keynote speech at Mobile World Congress, Google CEO Eric Schmidt gave us a glimpse into exactly how many Android phones are moving right now. “We are now shipping more than 60,000 Android devices in the Android industry per day and that number has …
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Google’s Schmidt: “Quite Significant” Announcements Involving Several New Pieces of Hardware This Year (Update)
With the first quarter numbers coming in for Google, the natural tendency is to look at what might help improve things. It’s not like things are terrible, but they could always be better. The AP has an article up today which details the recent earnings …
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Google’s Conflicts of Interest
As Google gets bigger and bigger, and expanding their reach into different service areas, they are running the risk of conflict of interest. As it has been said before, Eric Schmidt, Google’s CEO has a seat on the Apple board. He revealed earlier in June, …
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