engadgetmobile.com - 7/8/2009
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Filed under: Handsets , HTC , T-Mobile , Android
Okay, this gets a bit confusing, so bear with us. Back when HTC first unveiled the Magic, the company said that any Android device with a customized build -- and that includes adding support for Microsoft Exchange -- has to drop the "with ...
guardian.co.uk - 7/6/2009
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guardian.co.uk —
Finnish mobile phone giant changes strategy to increase
share in the only growing market Nokia is understood...
to be developing a mobile phone that runs on Google's Android software platform in a strategic U-turn for the world's largest mobile phone ...
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Nokia turns to Android in phone wars
code.google.com - 7/7/2009
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code.google.com —
Welcome to LiveAndroid, a LiveCD for Android running
on x86 platforms . Want to give Google Android...
a try, but don t feel like buying a T-Mobile G1? LiveAndroid lets you download a LiveCD disc image of the Google Android operating system. Just burn ...
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downloadsquad.com - 7/13/2009
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downloadsquad.com —
Want to give Google Android a try, but
don't feel like buying a T-Mobile G1? Live-Android lets...
you download a LiveCD disc image of the Google Android operating system. Just burn the image to a disc, stick it in a CD-ROM drive, and reboot your ...
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How to try Google Android on x86 computers with a LiveCD
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Google, Exchange Living In Perfect Harmony
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... logo on it.
T-Mobile’s myTouch3G seems to contradict this as it has Android with Exchange AND a Google logo. The folks at Engadget spoke with a Google rep and found out that that rule had never actually existed. They said that any Android phone could have Exchange and still have a Google logo on it.
I personally don’t care about Exchange since I have no real use for it, but some folks need that and that’s why I posted it.
via Engadget
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Google does U-Turn on Exchange and Google Logo?
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When HTC unveiled their HTC Magic, HTC stated any Android handset that had a customised build and including Microsoft Exchange, as per Google rules, must drop the “with Google” Logo, and this has happened with all international Android handsets with Exchange.
However, engadget mobile is reporting that now it looks like the T-Mobile myTouch 3G has Exchange and the “with Google” logo, so has Google done a u-turn?
Apparently they spoke with Google who say that is has “never been Google’s policy” to deprive their branded phones of ...
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