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New Intel Chips to Put Smartphones on Par with Laptop Performance
If Intel’s new Medfield project works like they hope, smart phone performance will rival that of laptops over the next two years. Much like NVIDIA’s “system on a chip” Tegra, Intel is aiming to bring high performance, low cost processors to handsets and internet devices. …
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Android Gets Skype App Before Apple Does
Here’s one we didn’t see coming. Starting today, G1 and other Android users will be able to download Skype Lite from the Android Market. The official app allows for voice calling to other mobile handsets or desktops running Skype. We would have bet money on …
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Google Patents a Game Changer – Telcos Aren’t Going to Like This One
Imagine having carriers submitting bids directly to your handset for the lowest cost data and cellular service.
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34 Weeks of OHA #20
My apologies to all the loyal readers out there for missing the article last week. I was spending some time in Seattle, doing the company-paid-for training course thing. I couldn’t find the time to get an article together. No worries, though, I’m back. Oh, and, …
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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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34 Weeks of OHA: #18
Company Name: Nuance Communications, Inc. How the OHA site classifies them: Software Company What the OHA site says about them: Nuance Communications (NASDAQ: NUAN) is a leading provider of speech and imaging solutions for businesses and consumers around the world. What they do: PDF Converter …
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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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34 Weeks of OHA: #16
Company Name: Noser Engineering How the OHA site classifies them: Commercialization Company What the OHA site says about them: Noser Engineering Inc. – core contributor of the Android Platform is your integrator and customization partner. What they do: Okay, let’s get this out of the …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #14
Company Name: Marvell Semiconductor How the OHA site classifies them: Software Company What the OHA site says about them: Marvell is a leader in development of storage, communications, and consumer silicon solutions with a diverse product portfolio that powers the entire communications infrastructure from enterprise …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #13
Company Name: LivingImage Ltd. How the OHA site classifies them: Software Company What the OHA site says about them: A unique company that consists of renowned engineering, marketing and creative experts in the audio visual arena. What they do: Have a cruise by their website …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #11
Company Name: Intel Corporation Okay, so the alphabetical order is messed. Last week I did KDDI, this week I do Intel. This is not alphabetical order, this is blogger-who’s-gimped-in-the-head order. I missed one, I can admit it, I’m person enough; and now, I’m doubling back …
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What to Expect From Android
A lot of the hype around Android comes from developers and their geeky community. The main reason for this is because they “get it”. They understand just how groundbreaking an open-source operating system is, especially for mobile devices. But what about the average guy with …
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34 Weeks of OHA: #3
Open Handset Alliance Member Profiles (Week #3 – Audience ) For 34 weeks, each Tuesday, Jordan from fandroid.net will be joining us to offer a profile of each of the 34 members of the Open Handset Alliance. Company Name: Audience. How the OHA site classifies …
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What’s The Fuss?
If you’re at all paying attention to the news this week, you’ve heard that Google has decided to jump into the phone market. You couldn’t open a newspaper on Tuesday without a headline telling you all about it. Months ago, when the news started to …
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