Asus has team working on Android netbooks

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theinquirer.net - 2/23/2009

Asus has team working on Android netbooks

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ASUSTEK COMPUTER HAS A TEAM WORKING on developing a netbook which will run Google's buckshee open source Android operating system, according to business publication Bloomberg. The company, which is largely responsible for the current popularity of teeny little thigh-warming notebook computers in ...

macworld.com - 2/26/2009

Google blocks paid apps for unlocked G1 users | iPhone Central

— macworld.com — by Nancy Gohring , IDG News Service People who bought an unlocked version of the Android G1... phone are no longer allowed to download new paid applications from the Market, after a change Google made late last week. Google is prohibiting users of the ... (more) Google blocks paid apps for unlocked G1 users | iPhone ...

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bloomberg.com - 2/20/2009

BloomBerg: Google Android May Run Asus Netbook, Rival Microsoft (Update1)

— bloomberg.com — Asustek Computer Inc., which pioneered the market for sub-$500 laptops, may install Google Inc.’s free Android operating... system on its low-cost notebooks, challenging the dominance of Microsoft Corp.’s Windows software. Asustek has allocated ... (more) BloomBerg: Google Android May Run Asus Netbook, Rival ...

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smarterware.org - 2/21/2009

Why I Switched to Android from the iPhone

— smarterware.org — I’m a heavy Gmail user, and Android’s Gmail interface far surpasses the options on the iPhone. Reading,... searching, labeling, and otherwise processing my email is the most important thing I need to do on my smartphone besides make calls, and it’s ... (more) Why I Switched to Android from the iPhone

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