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Android A smartphone and tablet platform from the Open Handset Alliance (www.openhandsetalliance.com). Based on Linux and Java, Android owners download and install applications via the Android Market online store (see Android Market). Android quickly became a major competitor to Apple's popular iPhone, offering multitasking before Apple included it. Android phones feature touch screens, GPS, Wi-Fi, camera and 3G or 4G service. Some models have a physical keyboard, but all phones have at least four physical buttons (Home, Menu, Back and Search).Like Windows and Mac Like Windows computers, Android phones are made by different manufacturers, and they are sold by several cellular carriers. The first Android came out in 2008, and by the end of 2010, there were nearly 100 Android phone models worldwide. In contrast, like the Mac, the iPhone is made only by Apple, and there is only one top-end iPhone. The Google Phone (Gphone) Google is the developer of the platform, having acquired Android, Inc. in 2005, the startup that created the software. Before Android's unveiling in late 2007, Google was expected to offer its own hardware, but instead launched the specifications for third-party manufacturers. There was one brief exception (see Nexus One). See Google TV, Open Handset Alliance, HTC G1, HTC EVO, DROID, DROID X and smartphone.
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No references found | Basic chapters introduce readers to the T-Mobile G1 phone (currently the only Android-enabled phone offered by a major carrier), explain how to use the core Android applications, and show how to use the phone for email, GPS, and browsing the Web. The HTC T-Mobile G1 is a dinky little phone Despite the ugly (for some) little lip on the front, and its weight, this is a compact, sturdy little social assistant that is sure to please the person who spends a lot of time surfing the web as part of their social scene The HTC T-Mobile G1 is a dinky little phone. We plan to continue working with Google to introduce future software updates to the T-Mobile G1. |
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