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Every week there is a near baseless prediction that Android is delayed or merging from this analyst or that source but often lacking in substance or firm data.
I interviewed an analyst that has both substance and data due in large part to his twenty plus years of experience in sales, strategic marketing, and business development roles at several leading [...]

Last week at the Mobile Web Wars Roundtable a question was raised about why bother talking about Android as nobody cares, but this was turned on its head as it was predicted this same person would be kissing Google’s ass once it comes out….all while LiMo is building its membership.
LiMo announced that its open-source mobile [...]

Last week there was a buzz about Android and Symbian merging, first fueled by Symbian CEO Nigel Clifford’s statements on collaborating with Google and then a prediction by Jake Gold of J.Gold Associates that they will combine in as early as three to six months.
Symbian and Android both include Motorola and DoCoMo as members and want to unify [...]

The newest members of the Symbian Foundation were announced today July 10th, 2008 which include Marvell and TIM joining such companies as Nokia, Sony Ericsson, Motorola, AT&T, LG, Samsung, Texas Instruments, and Vodafone as it now equals the membership total of the Open Handset Alliance.
Currently Symbian is just a mobile phone operating system based in [...]

LiMo like Google Android is an open source Linux-based mobile platform but is already out of the gate with handsets using it NOW and made available from Panasonic, Motorola, NEC, and LG but do people know this?
Suprisingly LiMo is analgous with the “If a tree falls in a forest and no one is around to [...]