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Google: Expect 18 Android Phones by Year's End
bits.blogs.nytimes.com - 5/28/2009
Google: Expect 18 Android Phones by Year's End
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More Android devices are coming and many of them will not censor their apps.
Acer Android netbooks will still ship with Windows, reveals chairman
digitimes.com - 6/5/2009
Acer Android netbooks will still ship with Windows, reveals chairman
— digitimes.com — The Android netbooks recently announced by Acer will actually ship as dual-boot systems with both Android and Windows, according Acer chairman JT Wang. (more) Acer Android netbooks will still ship with Windows, ...

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tweaktown.com - 6/1/2009
Eee PC spotted running Android + Qualcomm 1GHz CPU
— tweaktown.com — The machine was installed with Google's upcoming Android operating system and we have to admit, it felt a bit strange on a “Smartbook” (as Qualcomm calls them) of this kind. The operating system is clearly (more) Eee PC spotted running Android + Qualcomm 1GHz CPU

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arstechnica.com - 5/26/2009
Canonical developers aim to make Android apps run on Ubuntu
— arstechnica.com — Canonical is building an Android execution environment that will make it possible for Android applications to run on Ubuntu and potentially other conventional Linux distributions. The effort will open the door for bringing Android's ... (more) Canonical developers aim to make Android apps run on Ubuntu

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Maximum PC:  Google Forecasts 18-Phone Android Avalanche by Years-End

Ars Technica:  18 to 20 Android phones to land by the end of the year

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Google Forecasts 18-Phone Android Avalanche by Years-End
Maximum PC — ... If Google's prediction turns out to be correct, this could very well end up the year of the Android smartphone. According to the search giant, at least 18 mobile phones rocking the open-source OS will be released on the global market before 2010, and maybe as many as 20. ...

18 to 20 Android phones to land by the end of the year
Ars Technica — ... Google's senior director for mobile platforms Andy Rubin indicated at the Google I/O conference that there would be at least 18 Android devices by the end of 2009 and possibly up to 20, according to the New York Times. That includes two that are already on the market—the G1 in the US, and the HTC Magic in Europe—but does not include however many manufacturers may make use of the open source OS without working with Google. ...

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