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Sprint To Offer Android Phone In 2009
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| The move is another sign that the Linux-based OS is picking up some steam,
| and Google said it expects up to 20 handsets to be released by the end of the
| year. Because it is a free OS, some of these handsets will be from relatively
| unknown manufacturers, but Android has drawn interest from top-five cell
| phone makers like Samsung, Motorola, and Sony Ericsson.
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http://www.informationweek.com/news/mobility/smart_phones/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=218600794
Tether an Android Phone Using Proxoid
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| Meet Proxoid, a proxy server application that lets you use your phone as a
| modem without hacking its system. Making Proxoid work does require a few
| steps, but the entire process is simple enough even for uninitiated users.
| Here is how to make Proxoid work with an Ubuntu-based system.
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http://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/Blogs/Productivity-Sauce-Dmitri-s-open-source-blend-of-productive-computing/Tether-an-Android-Phone-Using-Proxoid?blogbox
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Google Gives Android Developers a Donut
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| According to multiple reports, Google is now offering developers a crack at
| some Android 2.0 features at the Android code repository. Android 2.0, which
| was codenamed "Donut," was discussed at the Google I/O developer conference
| earlier this year. To listen to what Google had to say, watch the following
| clip (the Android part starts a couple minutes in).
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http://www.webpronews.com/topnews/2009/07/27/google-gives-android-developers-a-donut
Android Is Still Headed Beyond Just Smartphones
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| Earlier this month, when Google announced its Chrome OS and made clear that
| it is headed for netbooks, the news curbed many of the predictions people
| were making about the Android operating system's prospects on netbooks.
| Google officials made clear that they were steering Android toward
| smartphones. That hasn't stalled all of the efforts to bring Android to
| platforms other than smartphones, though. As PC World points out, device
| maker Touch Revolution is working on several types of touch-screen devices
| based on Android, including a line of cutting-edge remote controls for homes.
| Meanwhile, Japan's OESF (Open Embedded Software Foundation) continues to push
| forward with plans to deliver devices running Android as an embedded
| operating system.
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http://ostatic.com/blog/android-is-still-headed-beyond-just-smartphones
The Android OS comes to the PC
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| GOOGLE'S MOBILE PHONE operating system called Android has come to the PC in a
| LiveCD version.
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| A couple of blokes have recompiled the OS so it's capable of running on a
| common x86 platform. This is just in time to see what Android is really like,
| before Acer, Asus, MSI and others officially release their netbooks with the
| operating system preloaded on them.
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http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/1433412/the-android-os-comes-pc
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