There have been some rumors going around about Nokia releasing a Google Android based device, I couldn't believe it due to the fact that Nokia owns Android competitor Symbian. Well, Nokia has come out to crush this rumor and send it to hell once and for all.
Here's a rumor I would love to be true. If you are a Sony Ericsson and Symbian fan like me then you would too, believe me. Heh, I seem to be a fan of everything apparently.
Ahhh yes here we go again, Google sucking up to the carriers like a hungry dog searching for that sweet tasty bone that might not even be in existence.It now seems as if Android is not so open after a tethering application has been yanked by Google from the Android Market. Die Google Die!!!
I guess it's that time of the year again when more and more big names of the mobile industry and not only are joining the Symbian Foundation. And they are making an entrance right when it counts, before the MWC in Barcelona which is going to start soon.
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Android has taken another blow once again, this times its coming from the world number 2 handset manufacture Samsung, how will this affect Google and their mobile plans?I have repeatedly stated that 2009 is the year of the Android, and now it appears I wasn't speaking a bunch of worthless crap, how about that.
Way back in November 2008, Google pushed aside Android and the G1 in favor for the Apple iPhone to test out their voice search application, finally after month of waiting, Android users can speak to search,
Location Based Service provider SkyHook Wireless is getting pretty friendly with Android developers and their applications, it appears developers are really warming up to SkyHook's Location Based SDK for Android.
There is no denying it, this is definitely the year of Google's Android platform and all the killer handsets making their debut this year, particularly this one.
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