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Sony Ericsson es nuevo socio de la Open Handset Alliance
2008-12-09 23:00:00 Sony Ericsson anunció hoy que se se ha unido a la Open Handset Alliance (Alianza del dispositivo abierto), la cual es dirigida por google. Esta alianza fue creada en el 2007 por 47 empresas que buscan promover el uso del sistema operativo Android. Lo más destacable es que Sony Ericsson no fue la única en integrarse ...
By: TecnoSquad
This Week in Open Handset Alliance News (February 15th Edition)
2008-02-15 20:56:00 We changed the title of our Friday round-up article but not by much. Formerly "OHA News", all we really did was add a few words to the beginning so prospective readers get a better idea as to what's in store when they open the article up. So how about that MWC/3GSM show, huh? All kinds of goodness came out of it. There was plenty to report on in or out of Barcelona. Without further ado, here's a handful of things that went down this week for the members of the Open Handset AllianceMotorola and Nortel have been making eyes at each other (Wireless Week)Nokia likes Google a whole bunch (Uber Phones)Piracy suit names eBay in case (TopTechNews)nVidia potential buyer for AMD? (Engadget)Intel offices raided by EU (Pocket Lint)Network interoperability from Sprint (PhoneScoop)LG reading minds with new phone (Just Another Mobile Phone Blog)Review of HTC Touch Cruise (GSM Arena)T-Mobile waiving activation fees through the 18th (T-Mobile)Starbucks will let you keep using your T-Mobile H...
By: AndroidGuys
Open Handset Alliance News (February 8th Edition)
2008-02-08 16:57:00 Holy cow! We are so close to 3GSM / Mobile World Congress that we can taste it. Have you noticed how almost all the discussion surrounding next week is anticipation for Android and what Google is bringing to the show? This time next week we should have a very clear picture as to what the different handset makers are doing for 2008. T-Mobile changing up their T-Zones service (mocoNews) Samsung Soul appears in time for 3GSM/MWC (Akihabara News) Google adds 'local' to news page (Google Blogoscoped) Qualcomm as LTE in their future (PR Newswire) Spring adds an unlimited everything plan (Sprint) Motorola hooking up with Siemens & Philips? (GSM Arena) HTC Magnum fooled a lot of people (Into Mobile) TI and MIT get together for a new chip concept (TechNewsWorld) Pre MWC LG KF510 is S.E.X.Y. ( UberPhones)AndroidGuys | The most trusted site for Android news and opinion.
By: AndroidGuys
Open Handset Alliance News (February 1st Edition)
2008-02-01 20:07:00 Do you guys feel that? There's a rumble off in the distance that feels like it is getting closer each passing day. We can't help but get the sense that the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) is like a herd of buffalo. Sure, individually, they are pretty mean, but as a whole, they are much more powerful. One of those "stronger than the sum of its parts" things. The anticipation of finding out what each member brings to the alliance is killing us. Someone hit us up with a leak already! White HTC Touch on its way to Verizon (UberPhones)Motorola and Qualcomm renew vows (Wireless Week)Google/DoubleClick likely to pass (Top Tech News)Google founders swear to 20 year pact (Boy Genius Report)Faster infrared speeds from KDDI (PhoneScoop)Samsung is #2 handset maker worldwide (Just Another Mobile Phone Blog)Sprint patches stuff up with Clearwire (MoCoNews)LG has a sexy new phone without a keypad (GSM Arena)eBay trying to stay competetive, cuts prices (Yahoo!)AndroidGuys | The most trusted si...
By: AndroidGuys
And in Open Handset Alliance News This Week...
2007-12-14 17:11:00 Sprint Revises Regulatory FeesNTT DoCoMo Unveils Child Friendly Handset/DeviceMotorola Up For Sale?Intel Creating WiFi, WiMAX, and DVB-H All-in-One ChipT-Mobile Sidekick Having AIM IssuesYet another 3G phone surfaces for 3g-less T-MobileLG Predicts Steady Profit Margin for Handset BusinessT-Mobile makes Samsung Katalyst officialAndroidGuys | The most trusted site for Android news and opinion.
By: AndroidGuys
AT&T in talks with Google over the Open Handset Alliance?
2007-11-24 14:36:00 According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple-BFF and mobile-telecom-extroidinaire AT&T is in talks with Google about joining the Open Handset Alliance. In an interview today, Ralph de la Vega -- chief executive officer of the company's wireless unit -- said that the provider is, "Analyzing the situation," concerning the use of Google's Android operating system for some of its handsets. Although Mr. de la Vega hasn't personally met with the search-engine giant, the fact that AT&T is even considering joining the Alliance could have a palpable impact on the industry's perception of the forthcoming mobile OS contender. As you'll recall, T-Mobile and Sprint have already jumped on the OHA bandwagon (though to what extent no one knows), and adding the de facto US leader to the mix might really get this stew boiling over.Via Information Week
Rumores: ¿AT&T a punto de unirse a Open Handset Alliance?
2007-11-24 10:00:00 De acuerdo con un breve informe de AT&T, la empresa de comunicaciones de los EEUU está en conversaciones con Google para unirse a Open Handset Alliance. Por el momento solo T-Mobile y Sprint han firmado un contrato con Google para la Open Handset Alliance, aunque ambas empresas no han especificado sus planes en esta alianza, pero se presume que lanzarán modelos con el Android de Google con sus aplicaciones. Pero si a esta alianza se une AT&T, el éxito del Android está básicamente garantizado en los EEUU, ya que en la actualidad AT&T es uno de los mayores de proveedores de comunicaciones del paÃs con una buena cartera de clientes incluido las empresas… además de ser la principal empresa de telefonÃa inalámbrica. Por el momento esto solo son rumores… más en breve. Compártelo
AT&T in talks with Google over the Open Handset Alliance?
2007-11-24 08:15:00 According to a report from Bloomberg, Apple-BFF and mobile-telecom-extroidinaire AT&T is in talks with Google about joining the Open Handset Alliance. In an interview today, Ralph de la Vega -- chief executive officer of the company's wireless unit -- said that the provider is, "Analyzing the situation," concerning the use of Google's Android operating system for some of its handsets. Although Mr. de la Vega hasn't personally met with the search-engine giant, the fact that AT&T is even considering joining the Alliance could have a palpable impact on the industry's perception of the forthcoming mobile OS contender. As you'll recall, T-Mobile and Sprint have already jumped on the OHA bandwagon (though to what extent no one knows), and adding the de facto US leader to the mix might really get this stew boiling over. [Warning: read link requires subscription][Via Information Week]
Is Android Really PC 2.0?
2007-11-16 18:42:00 Living in Small Spaces Blog questions if Android is the start of a larger shift in personal computer history: For the past couple months my mind has been occupied with digesting the news of what is now called Andriod, the mobile phone platform developed by Google and the Open Handset Alliance. Everyone was expecting a ?gPhone?, ...
By: The Android Log
Android - An Open Handset Alliance Project
2007-11-16 13:25:00 Cool apps that surprise and delight mobile users, built by developers like you, will be a huge part of the Android vision. To support you in your efforts, Google has launched the Android Developer Challenge, which will provide $10 million in awards — no strings attached — for great mobile apps built on the ...
By: scratchz's code
Google ceplere Android ile girecek
2007-11-12 22:16:00 1998 y?l?nda bir arama motoru olarak hayat?m?za giren Google kefeni y?rtal? çok oldu. ?imdiki derdiyse bilgisayar ekranlar?ndan ç?k?p milyarlarca cep telefonu ekran?nda belirmek. Bugün internetle ilgisi olsun olmas?n neredeyse herkesin bildi?i, dünya markalar ligi Interbrand’de 20. s?raya oturan Google’?n yükseli?ini anlayabilmek için günlük ziyaretçi ya da arama say?s? bir yana hisse de?erine bakmak yeterli. 2004 y?l?nda ...
By: SYSTEMEDIC
Google Android - An Open Handset Alliance Project
2007-11-12 21:57:00 Sergey Brin and Steve Horowitz discuss the availability of the SDK, that it will be open source in the future, and demo applications on the Android platform.code.google.com/androi-d
By: L - bird
Google (The Open Handset Alliance,) has let the Android (SDK) lose.
2007-11-12 20:39:00 Google (The Open Handset Alliance,) has let the Android lose. At least the tools for beginning to create stuff for the gPhone. I am writing this before down loading so I have no idea what I could do.The SDK site states that;The Android platform is a software stack for mobile devices including an operating system, middleware and key applications. Developers can create applications for the platform using the Android SDK. Applications are written using the Java programming language and run on Dalvik, a custom virtual machine designed for embedded use which runs on top of a Linux kernel. If you want to know how to develop applications for Android, you're in the right place. This site provides a variety of documentation that will help you learn about Android and develop mobile applications for the platform. An early look at the the Android SDK is also available. It includes sample projects with source code, development tools, an emulator, and of course all the libraries you'll need to...
Little bit of Left Over from Android and Open Handset Alliance Launch
2007-11-07 07:20:00 I was over at OHA site and was looking for any information on the Press conference held on Nov 5th. Yes, at the media room, there was this information, hope you find in informational and dial in to listen if you are interested. I also borrowed the Android logo!Android and Open Handset Alliance LaunchReplay Information for November 5, 2007 Press Conference Participants: Eric Schmidt, Chairman and CEO, Google; René Obermann, Chief Executive Officer, Deutsche Telekom; Peter Chou, Chief Executive Officer, HTC Corporation; Dr. Paul E. Jacobs, Chief Executive Officer of Qualcomm; Ed Zander, Chairman and CEO, Motorola, Inc. Replay available from 3:00 PM ET Monday, November 5th through 11:59 PM ET Monday, November 12thReplay numbers: 888-203-1112 or 719-457-0820Replay passcode: 8747527Tags: Google Phone, OHA, gPhone, Open Handset Alliance, Android, Eric Schmidt, René Obermann, Peter Chou, Dr. Paul E. Jacobs, Ed Zander
Android, la Open Handset Alliance
2007-11-06 01:12:00 Finalmente Google no ha anunciado un teléfono gPhone, sino que ha descubierto Android y la Open Handset Alliance o alianza del dispositivo abierto. Android incluye sistema operativo, interfaz y aplicaciones, además de un SDK que será liberado el próx […] Ver nota completa en Error500 - Tecnología + Internet + Conocimiento Innet Tags: Finalmente, Google, anunciado, teléfono, ...
By: Bits de negocios
Google?s Open Handset Alliance & Android mobile phone software
2007-11-05 20:52:00 Following on from the story this morning about a official announcement about the GPhone, Google have now released a press release which does contain some interesting information to do with their new cell phone venture. The Google Open Handset Alliance that will include Google Inc, HTC, Motorola, Qualcomm and many others will work in conjunction ...
By: Product Reviews
No gPhone (Google Phone) But Open Handset Alliance and Android.
2007-11-05 18:49:00 Google (Andy Rubin) announced today that we will not be getting a gPhone ( Google Phone) but two other interesting things!;"the Open Handset Alliance and Android -- is more significant and ambitious than a single phone. In fact, through the joint efforts of the members of the Open Handset Alliance, we hope Android will be the foundation for many new phones and will create an entirely new mobile experience for users, with new applications and new capabilities we can?t imagine today."I think I am more interested in Android, which is the first truly open and comprehensive platform for mobile devices. It includes an operating system, user-interface and applications and a Development Kit will come along as well.Here is a video you could watch;Official Google Blog: Where's my Gphone?Tags: gPhone, Google Phone, gPhone SDK, Google Phone SDK, ANDROID
OFFICIAL: Google debuts Open Handset Alliance
2007-11-05 18:20:00 Google today announced its long-awaited initiative for mobile phones, aiming to overturn the traditionally closed approach to cellphone software design. Now called the Open Handset Alliance, the push will see 34 different companies working together to create an open-source software platform that takes away licensing fees while adding the ability to easily modify code ... |
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