ARM Debuts Android Solution Center
News Mobile & Telco
ARM is leading a consortium of 35 technology companies to promote the use of Google's Android on its popular mobile hardware platforms, in an apparent bid to create a symbiotic environment similar to Windows and Intel.The Android Solutions Center includes the likes of Archos, AMI, Texas Instruments and Wipro - not all of which are members of the Open Handset Alliance. The venture, which will be part of the ARM connected community, will also provide with an array of...
Articles related to «ARM Debuts Android Solution Center»
iPhone 4 Rival Alert : Motorola Defy From £99.99
News Mobile & Telco
The Motorola Defy smartphone can now be had for £99.99 with an additional compulsory £10 topup direct from Orange (ed : the phone is currently out of stock at Orange Shop). The phone comes with an ARM-based Cortex A8...
Unknown Elonex Android Netbook Goes On Sale For £89.99
News Hardware
The first sub £100 Android netbook has been appeared in the UK courtesy of Walmart-owned supermarket, Netto, and it bears the name of one of UK's best known computer brand, Elonex. The ONEx netbook costs only £89.99...
Hannspree Presents A 10.1-inch Android Tablet
News Hardware
More Android tablets have been prelaunched ahead of the IFA consumer show in Germany next week, after Viewsonic, it's another display specialist, Hannspree who is introducing a rather elegant tablet. The device, which has yet to...
Motorola XT720 Milestone Android Smartphone Comes To UK
News Mobile & Telco
The Motorola XT720, an updated version of the popular Milestone handset, has been unveiled by the US-based handset manufacturer and comes with a seriously overhauled design. Like the former, this model comes with a Qualcomm...
CES 2010 : Qualcomm To Use Former AMD Foundries To Produce Snapdragon Chips
News Hardware
It may be the biggest partnership win outside of AMD that Global Foundries -- the new company managing AMD's former fabrication facilities -- may ever have, or need to have, and it will be the talk of CES in just a few hours:...
