worldspy - 17.05.12 00:42 When Google first launched Android, the open-source operating system came with the promise that it could power almost any device. That’s… mehr bei mashable.com

KMR - 16.05.12 07:53 One developer can do business with nearly 4,000 distinct Android ROMs, according to data posted by the creators of OpenSignalMaps on Tuesday. While the Android platform provides a lot of flexibility to consumers, OpenSignalMaps' data drives home the point that the small army of device variations can be staggering. mehr bei arstechnica.com

KMR - 05.01.12 09:02 Trying to cut back on the fragmentation that Android fans and foes alike have complained about, Google is now requesting from manufacturers that the code for the stock Android 4.0 UI, known as Holo, be included on all new phones. Failure to do so will result in Google taking away the manufacturers ability to access the Android Market. mehr bei phonearena.com

worldspy - 03.01.12 21:52 My $99 Logitech Revue was just upgraded to the latest version of Google TV. My “go to” tablet these days is Amazon’s $199 Kindle Fire… mehr bei mashable.com

worldspy - 03.11.11 17:43 Business Insider shares a portion of a research note issued today by Barclays analyst Ben Reitzes, who recently visited with Apple CEO Tim Cook and CFO Peter Oppenheimer in a meeting that included discussion of Amazon's new $199 Kindle Fire tablet based on Android. mehr bei macrumors.com

worldspy - 03.11.11 16:20 Apple executives are saying that the low priced Kindle Fire could actually be a good thing for the iPad because it introduces another level of fragmentation in the Android platform.
Barclays analyst Ben Reitzes just met with Apple CEO Tim Cook and CFO Peter Oppenheimer, and here's what he heard about the Fire:
While the pricing at $199 looks... mehr bei businessinsider.com