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    Google goes mobile with Android plan
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    Uptake will be key to Android’s success, but Google may have to wait for its target market to grow. "Looking at the hardware requirements, Google is targeting the higher end of the mid-tier market. There is likely to be at least a two-year delay before they can hit that mass-market sweet spot" said Leach. what do you think? Full Article at VNUNet.com
    Looking at the hardware requirements, Google is targeting the higher end of the mid-tier market. There is likely to be at least a two-year delay before they can hit that mass-market sweet spot
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 25 months ago
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Google goes mobile with Android plan
  1. We’ve had open platforms in the past and they haven’t made consumers want to buy additional services, so it’s hard to see this as an original idea that will act as a panacea
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 25 months ago
  2. With the release of our software development kit we will enable a broad community of developers to build mobile applications using third-party tools, in the same way that YouTube allowed anyone to post and distribute video.
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 25 months ago
  3. The Apache licence we are using will enable people with strong enterprise software to bring their applications to the Android platform without open-sourcing their intellectual property
    SOURCE: VNUNet.com 25 months ago

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