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From a MALE point of view this is the best commercial ever, although I feel the nudity was purely gratuitous but perhaps needed for the “shock” factor.
If targeting the male demographic, which I feel is where Android is heavily skewed, then this [...]

To which the iPhone has already and that Android will be expanding upon is the United States role reversal from Europe in leading wireless development.
This can be seen in the European Symbian Foundation playing catch up with the increasingly popular American iPhone and Android mobile software by broadening its membership today to include Acrodea, Brycen, HI Corporation, Ixonos, KTF, Opera Software, Sharp, TapRoot Systems and [...]

Nokia’s announced takeover of Symbian has passed its last hurdle by purchasing Samsung’s stake of foundation for a reported $410 million.
Nokia first announced this takeover bid of the other members of Symbian in June 2008 to pool in the Symbian operating system with Nokia’s S60, Sony Ericsson’s UIQ and NTT/DoCoMo’s MOAP.
This new Symbian Foundation is expected to start operating [...]

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 [...]