“A new report claims to analyse the significance of Google’s
Android Linux-based mobile platform versus competitive platforms.
It makes the headline-grabbing statement that unless Android is
able to “galvanise the mobile Linux development movement” it will
be obsolete before 2008 is out, but there is little indication that
this report has the full measure to the mobile Linux movement and
Linux-based competitors to Android.“The report: ‘Google Android and the Wireless Ecosystem’ is the
first product of a co-operation between the Mobile Commerce Lab at
the International University of Japan and MindCommerce in the
US…”
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