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Google Android source-code released
SlashGear —
... Google have released the source code for the Android mobile platform, enabling any interested developer, OEM or bedroom tinkerer to not only try the Android OS but to adapt and improve it. Until now, the Android SDK has been available only to select developers and testers, but as the first handset to use the platform, the ...
Download the Android Source Code Right Now [Android]
Gizmodo —
... Google and their Open Handset Alliance friends just popped the cork on their big bottle of Android source code—now anyone can grab the guts of the platform at source.android.com a day before T-Mobile's G1 is officially out in the wild. This, obviously, is a most important step toward the thriving open app and device ecosystem that everyone is banking on Android becoming. Full release follows. ...
Google opens the floodgates, open-sources Android
Engadget —
... Making good on a promise it made at the very beginning, Google has today announced that the source code underpinning its Android platform for mobile devices is available for free to anyone who wants a crack at it. The code is being provided through the ...
Ya está disponible el código fuente de Android
Celularis —
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Hasta ahora, el SDK de Android sólo estaba disponible para algunos desarrolladores y testers exclusivos pero ya está online el sitio desde donde se puede descargar el código fuente de este Sistema Operativo móvil abierto.
Con el T-Mobile G1 a punto de llegar a las tiendas de USA y UK, ya era hora que la la Open Handset Alliance anunciara la disponibilidad del código de Android.
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Google Android open-source now live, but no G1 yet?
Phones Review —
... in the smartphone market.
Whereas most of Google competitors charge for the code, Google are offering the Code freely, for developers to modify and be distributed by anyone. Open-source is considered a powerful tool to help a broader agenda although it’s not thought of as a one stop shop for a thriving company.
Top technology companies such as Apple, Oracle and IBM have subsidised open source projects.
Source: cnet
Here is a link to the Android site
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Google libera todo o código do Android
MacMagazine —
Com a chegada do G1 da T-Mobile ao mercado e um ano após o seu primeiro anúncio ao mundo, o Google acaba de abrir e liberar todo o código do Android, de acordo com a intenção inicial da Open Handset Alliance.
De acordo com a gigante de buscas, o Android não é apenas o primeiro sistema operacional móvel de código aberto: ele é “a primeira plataforma móvel gratuita, de código aberto e totalmente customizável.”
Além do SO em si, o pacote inclui o middleware e aplicativos básicos, além ...
Android Source Code Officially Available [Android]
Lifehacker —
... [image] meltdowns [image] NSFW SUBSCRIBE TO Lifehacker RSS New: Breaking news and weekly top stories via email 6596 Subscribers [image] Lifehacker next Android , in brief , google android , cellphones Android Source Code Officially Available [image] We gave you a hands-on look at Android last week , and now the mobile platform that Google begat is available in all its source-code glory from the Android Open Source Project . 12:50 PM on Tue Oct 21 2008 By Adam Pash 38 views ...
Google open sources Android
D' Technology Weblog —
... One year after the first Android announcement, Google open sources Android. The source has about 2.1GB, but you need to use Linux or Mac if you want to build it. Alternatively, you can inspect the code ...
Android Open Source Project Open for Business
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... Yesterday was a big day in the world of Google Android. The Android Open Source Project launched, meaning that source codes are now officially available to anyone (you, me, my mom, or your dog) at source.android.com. I can only imagine the froth and drool coming from many a developers’ mouth at the prospect of developing with Android. ...
Hop-on to reveal their Android phone at CES next year
Tech Ticker —
... Open Handset Alliance recently made the source code of Android available for free. With such a move, it was obvious that many small handset manufacturers like Hop-on will try to jump on the Android bandwagon to make some quick money. Let us see how it turns out to be. ...
Multitouch Coming to Android in Version 2.0?
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... based on the Donut branch of code, but the following firmware update from the Eclair branch may introduce the long-sought feature, since there are new additions to the open source project to support it. HTC ...
Android 1.6 SDK is here
Android Developers Blog —
... . Android 1.6, which is based on the donut branch from the Android Open Source Project, introduces a number of new features and technologies. With support for CDMA and additional screen sizes, your apps can be deployed on even more mobile networks and devices. You will have access to new technologies, including framework-level support for additional screen resolutions, like QVGA and WVGA, new telephony APIs to support CDMA, gesture APIs, a text-to-speech engine, and the ability to integrate with Quick Search Box. ...
Google changes direction with Android Open Source Project
Android and Me —
... Google originally created the AOSP (Android Open Source Project) so that the community had full visibility into platform evolution and decision-making. This allowed anyone who was interested in exploring and contributing to Android to use the Android Open Source Project resources. ...
Google releases source code for Android 2.0
Android and Me —
... One week after Verizon launched the Motorola Droid with Android 2.0, Google has released the source code for their latest update. I’ve been unplugged for several days so I was actually quite shocked when I heard the Eclair source code was now available in the AOSP (Android Open Source Project). ...
Android 2.0 Source Code Released
Ubergizmo —
... While Motorola and HTC have been privy to the Android 2.0 source code for a while now, Google has taken the extra step and published the source code of Android 2.0, which is the current version of its mobile operating system. If you’re the techie type and like to see what’s under the hood of your mobile phone, then check it out, if not you’re probably better off waiting for your cell phone manufacturer to implement the Android 2.0 update than do it yourself. ...
Google’s Android 2.0 Eclair source code now available to all!
IntoMobile - Cell Phone News, Information, and Analysis —
... features to older Android phone in due time.
The latest Android platform, codenamed “Eclair” (like the delicious pastry), features support for multiple gmail accounts, exchange support, support for Bluetooth 2.1 and improved media playback, just to name a few. Armed with the source code, developers are going to have the tools they need to bring at least some of these new features to other Android smartphones.
The Android 2.0 source code available through the Android Open Source Project.
[Via: AndroidAndMe]
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Liberaron el código fuente de Android 2.0
Celularis —
... se puede reservar pero llegará a manos de los usuarios recién en diciembre), Google lanzó el código fuente de Android 2.0 que ya está disponible hace unos días desde Android Open Source Project (recordemos que el ...
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