All google fans listen up, this is big news that the much awaited Google Android is now out lose and is looking for you. So if you’ve already not heard, you should check out the all new T-Mobile G1 which features the Generation 1 Android platform on a HTC hardware. I know all you Nokia fans would also want to know what G1 has to offer, well following are a few captures and a little list courtesy cnet that you can enjoy at the moment. I will get back to you with more updates.
Following is what cnet said about their hands on experience with the device:
Greetings Friends, We earlier saw a video on an N95 running Google Android, this can be found here, but today we bring you news that people at elinux.org have tested and worked out Google Android on Nokia N810. Following are a few shapshots of the tablet running google android.
In case you are wondering how did it go, well all i can say is that its still in trial and needs a lot of work to be out in to make it fully complient.
Hello friends, I have been recieving a lot of requests from our fellow readers who want to know more about what Google Android is all about. So i have decide to make a post about it. But first lets take a look at this video from youtube.
What is Android?
Android is a software stack for mobile devices that includes an operating system, middleware and key applications. This early look at the Android SDK provides the tools and APIs necessary to begin developing applications on the Android platform using the Java programming language.
First Take a Look At Nokia N95 Running Google Android Video below from our fellow friend Vaibhav Sharma, head of The Symbian Blog. Although some hardware issues are still there but all in all its a great start. Check this out.
How is this possible?
Well take a look at the picture below and you would understand the whole point.
With the advent of the latest reports on Open C++ and Carbide.c++ it seems as if a gateway can be opened for syndication of Google Android applications with the symbian operating system. C++ works as a middle man that supports the issues with Google Android open source using the LINUX and C/C++ libraries to integrate them with the Symbian operating systems and yes, we do have a word that PyS60 may also be intergrated.
What does this mean in simple words?
Symbian OS is looking at the potential that open source has to offer which Google has always relied upon and are trying to come up with a system that would be so easy to undersatnd and customise that any phone would be able to change its OS like we do it with our computers.
All we know at S60blog.com is that there is a possibilty that Android and Symbian OS can be used in conjunction with the help of C++, and when this happens the mobile world will change forever.
