We are shocked that since the official release of the Android source code we have not seen more devices running Android. It seems that there were more devices running a port of Android even without the source code than there are today.

We have recently come across a video of the Nokia n810 Internet tablet booting Android. While not much is shown in the video, we can see the slide-out menu works correctly. It seems that when Android is ported it automatically fits the screen that you are using. Even though we know this port lacks functionality, we can’t help but be excited about what is to come. With advancements like this being made it shows great potential for Android in the future.








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And yet, today Reuters reported the VP head of markets at Nokia still says that while it likes a Linux maemo for its bigger devices, Android doesn't offer anything special:
""I don't see anything in Android which would make it better than Linux maemo," Lappalainen said.
People really ought to avoid insulting the 'Droid!
And then pretend to make a single touch that shows the menu opening, and then stop the camera.
Which is also why those who are holding their breath for a Q1-Q2 Motorola Android device are turning blue for no particular reason. Don't bet on it, sportsfans.
Which is also why those who are holding their breath for a Q1-Q2 Motorola Android device are turning blue for no particular reason. Don't bet on it, sportsfans.
Oh, and BTW. You don't have to pay Google to use Android as an OS on a phone.
http://www.nthcode.com/pubs/porting-...ew-device.html
Oh, and BTW. You don't have to pay Google to use Android as an OS on a phone.
http://www.nthcode.com/pubs/porting-...ew-device.html
Oh! I stand corrected . . .
But confused.
Why would Nokia want . . . . oh, this is all about bragging rights. Or some complicated long-term business model I don't understand. Develop something for free to leverage something-or-other . . .
It has absolutely nothing to do with Nokia, except for the fact that NthCode used a Nokia phone for this.
Reading . . . . pfft!
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rkPA2vbzOCg"]YouTube - Google I/O - Android running on N810[/ame]