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code.google.com - 9/25/2008
What is Android? - Android
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Application framework enabling reuse and replacement of components Dalvik virtual machine optimized for mobile devices Integrated browser based on the open source WebKit engine Optimized graphics powered by a custom 2D graphics library; 3D graphics based on the OpenGL ES 1.0 specification ...
viddler.com - 9/23/2008
Android vs. iPhone 3G
— viddler.com — Android vs. iPhone 3G (more) Android vs. iPhone 3G
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Why Android Will Soon Kick Ass [Android]
gizmodo.com - 10/1/2008
Why Android Will Soon Kick Ass [Android]
— gizmodo.com — When the T-Mobile G1 was shown off in NYC last week, it didn't have the gusto of... a Stevenote. There was no 'boom!'—no 'one more thing!' And as a result, many (including us) felt a bit underwhelmed, and were quick to interpret the device's ... (more) Why Android Will Soon Kick Ass [Android]

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pcworld.com - 9/22/2008
Android Launch: Don't Expect IPhone-like Lines
— pcworld.com — Tuesday marks the long-awaited introduction of the first phone running Google's Android software, but some experts warn... phone users not to get their hopes up too high. T-Mobile 's launch of the Dream -- a phone made by HTC and the first on the market ... (more) Android Launch: Don't Expect IPhone-like Lines

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The Apple as a Unit of Measurement
Mac|Life all RSS Feed — ... are finally available. The G1 has copy and paste, Google Maps' Street View, expandable memory, and a search button, and it's based on Android , an open-source operating system. These features are missing from the iPhone, as sources like ...

Opinion: iPhone trumps Android
Macworld — ... became extremely popular, not because was that much better, but because it was consistent across multiple devices, even to the extent of having a special i-mode button on the phone to access the service. Apple also has a benefit that Google's Android doesn't -- complete control of the hardware. Several Android features are noted as "hardware dependent" . And with complete control of the hardware, Apple can push out complete upgrades to every user simultaneously, whenever they want or need to. Android will out of necessity have a more limited upgrade cycle to allow the phone ...

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