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Android-Based Phone Protoypes Appear at Industry Conference in Spain

Google's Android OS for wireless phones is getting nearer to being a working reality
By Wireless News Desk
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February 12, 2008 07:15 AM EST
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Google's Android operating system for cellphones was on display in Barcelona, Spain, this week as manufacturers like Texas Instruments displayed prototypes running the open-source OS. 'We're excited to see that people are excited about Android,' said Google in a statement released to coincide with the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona.

In the brief statement, the Mountain View, California-based company said the demonstrations of Android in Barcelona were "exactly the kind of momentum we hoped the announcement and the platform would generate."


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Chris Davies 02/12/08 07:29:45 AM EST

Anybody expecting a fully complete OS, which could be slapped onto a dumb hardware platform just before it shipped out the door, will be disappointed