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| Google Anroid Sings An Opera Tune |
 | Google Android Sings an Opera Tune
Friday, April 11th 2008 -- The new Mobile operating system from Google known as Android announced plans this week to carry the Opera Browser, a move that should give their OS a very functional, not to mention nice looking internet browser.
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| Was The Google FCC Spectrum Loss Planned? |
| Was The Google FCC Spectrum Loss Planned?
April 3rd, 2008 -- News has surfaced that Google Inc. had bid in the recent FCC auctions with the sole purpose of driving up bid pricing, ensuring that bids would reach the price necessary to trigger open access spectrum use.
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| Google Seeks to Use White Space |
| Google Seeks to Use White Space
In a move to obtain wireless spectrum Google filed papers with the FCC today that the company hopes will pave the way to the use of 'white space' spectrum for mobile broadband services.
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| Google to Delay Android SDK Developers Challenge |
| Google to Delay Android SDK Developers Challenge
Google has announced that they are delaying the new Google Android SDK Developers Challenge while several issues with the programs API information are fixed, along with a user interface issue that has recently arose.
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| Google Announced Intent to Bid on Open Access Spectrum |
| Google Announces Intent to Bid on Spectrum
Google has formally announced their plans to bid on the C block of the the 700mhz frequency of the wireless spectrum. A move that would give the software developer access to the open access area of the frequency.
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| Google Android First Look Demo Video |
| Google Android Interface Debuts on Video
Our friends at the Open Handset Alliance have debuted the Google Android Operating system, and it looks like a formidable Operating System. The demo video showed the OS capabilities of Android, including integration with calling features and the ability to access 3G data networks.
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| Google Introduces Android Mobile Operating System |
| Google Introduces Android OS for Mobile Devices
Google Inc. offered more information regarding the Google Mobile Operating System today via their official blog. The device will be called Android and will run as previously reported on the Linux operating system, an OS that has recently become a rising star in the cellular device market. Furthermore Google is promising that the open source Mobile OS will offer a more comprehensive interface, further reflecting the true interface of a computer desktop.
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| Google Announces OS Carrier and Manufacturer Partners |
| Google Announces OS Manufacturers and Carrier Partners
Last week we reported on recent talks between Google and several US Based cellular Carriers, including Verizon and T-Mobile, today Google has announced which carriers will offer the new Google based Cellular handset. The company has also announced which handset manufacturers will carry the device, among the manufacturers is HTC, the main manufacturer of Windows Mobile devices worldwide, a move that was expected by many industry insiders.
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| Google Shops A New Cell Phone Design |
| Google Shops New Cell Phone Design
Is free cellular use becoming a reality? If Google Inc. has their way it will be. The Mountain View, CA company has been shopping around a new cellular device design that may not only make internet browsing on cellular device easier, it may actually reduce, or completely remove the cost of using a cellular network provider such as AT&T and Verizon.
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| Google Goes Wireless |
| Google Entering Cell Phone Market?
Is Google entering the wireless device market? With Googles promise to commit $4.6 billion dollars towards purchasing the soon to be auctioned 700mhz frequency it would appear so. The auction for the frequency comes with several provisions set forth by Google Inc. Specifically the organization has asked that the FCC open up the network to open applications, open devices, open wholesale services and finally open network access.
By opening up to Google's demand the F...
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