Google CEO announced in talks to the press that Android just reaqched the milestone of 200,000 activations per day which surpasses the iphone daily activation rates bragged by Apple. But what does this mean? Lets put this in perspective. That is 6 million devices per month or 18 million devices per quarter. Nokia is currently [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Open Handset Alliance’
The Android Invasion
Posted: August 7, 2010 in AndroidTags: Android, Apple, Google, Handhelds, IPhone, Nokia, Open Handset Alliance, Smartphone
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Android 2.2 SDK
Posted: May 17, 2010 in Android, UncategorizedTags: Add new tag, Android, Android SDK, Google, Open Handset Alliance
The Android 2.2 Sdk release is probably on Wed morning. But, this sdk release is different. Not only do we have a quarter where android device sales surpassed iphone(remember I told you it was going to happen in 2010 not 2011), we also have an Android SDK that represents both Google and OHA taking outside [...]
Android Apps Looking Like iPhone Coolness
Posted: March 15, 2010 in AndroidTags: Android, Google, Google Knol, Open Handset Alliance
You might be wondering you should you the Android Developer be looking at that link on the right hand side of my blog that lists all my Android Apps Looking Like IPhone Apps knol articles. This what a typical Android Application title bar looks like: Notice that it looks like oh say dog shit? We [...]
Android-GATE-09
Posted: September 28, 2009 in Android, Java, MobileTags: Android, Google, Open Handset Alliance
I have resisted the temptation to weigh in on this as I wanted to see what would come to be., I see signs of developer efforts to assist the ecosystem, OMEs, OHA members, and etc in the process of the balance between an open Mobile Operating System Platform and business concerns of all parties. The [...]
