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Category Archives: Mobile OS
It’s an Android, Android world
Motorola seems to be betting on Android:
“The most significant of these may come from Motorola. One of the original partners in the Open Handset Alliance behind the open-source mobile OS, Motorola already has 50 people on
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Google Acquires Jaiku – GPhone puzzle soon complete?
The pieces of the Google Phone, gphone, puzzle is coming together. After acquiring Voice 2.0 company GrandCentral a couple of months ago they now extend to microblogging and presence with the…
Posted in Google, Jaiku, Mobile 2.0, Mobile OS, Voice 2.0
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The interface is the device
Trying to connect some dots…
I’ve written about the internet as the mobile OS a couple of times. What I mean by that is that most mobile applications we will be using will be to at least 80% based…
Posted in Interface is Device, Java, Linux, Mobile 2.0, Mobile OS
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David Beers on the Foleo
David Beers runs the blog Software Everywhere and has some really interesting thoughts on the Palm Foleo:
For Hawkins, it’s the smartphone that is the new PC. The Foleo is just the piece that completes the vision.
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Posted in Foleo, Microsoft, Mobile 2.0, Mobile OS, Nokia, Palm, Sony Ericsson
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Mobile OS doesn’t matter – signs of change
Two observations that point in the same direction: the OS of your mobile doesn’t matter. It’s the internet compatibility that makes all the difference. First an old post by Nokia Linux web tablet product manager Ari Jaaksi:…
Posted in Apple, Internet, Linux, Mobile 2.0, Mobile OS, Nokia
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