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Samsung, with its popular "Galaxy" devices, is the biggest such partner and is quickly gaining market share. The South Korean company shipped 40.3% of all Android-based phones in the third quarter, according to IDC. Google has co-developed devices with …
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EU Makes Complaint Against Samsung Over Patents Misuse
The commission said at the time it believed Samsung had previously committed to allowing competitors to use those technologies under "fair and reasonable terms," since they are essential to applying industry standards such as third generation, or 3G, …
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Manage Samsung mobile devices wirelessly with Kies Air
The Kies Air app allows you to connect to your Samsung smartphone or tablet from any device or computer with a Web browser as long as both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network. The Kies Air app basically acts as a Web server and provides a graphical …
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First Google Android 3.1 Tablet PC Moto XOOM Moto XOOM Upgraded Google released Android3.1 systemNow Google officially released the latest Android3.1 system, while Google disclosed that the next generation Android operating system named “Ice Cream Sandwich “. Motorola XOOM Tablet PC users can upgrade their systems to Android3.1.

The Android3.1 upgrade: Upgrade 1: Gmail controls to modify, add facial recognition APIUpgrade 2: HOST feature Upgrade 3: Open-source parts schemeUpgrade 5: Aproposing ADK standardUpgrade 6: Music Film Services releasedOverall, this new version of Android 3.1 upgrade system functionality will include major improvements, which the desktop user can customize the widget size and will add the keyboard, mouse, touch pad and game controller input devices etc support and enhance the fluency of multitasking.

According to the latest news, XOOM Tablet PC has entered the Android 3.1 system debugging stage. Motorola XOOM will be the first to use Android3.1 tablet.

Compared to 3.0 upgrade, android3.1 limited. In addition that the Task Manager can scroll, support USB input devices (keyboard, mouse, etc.), it will support Google TV. In contrast, the second point more attractive, after all, Android 3.1 is a system for mobile phones and tablet, with Google’s official statement called: One OS Everywhere.

At the meeting, Google also announced several new data. In 2011, the total number of active terminals will be to reach a hundred million units, a total of 36 OEM manufacturers, 215 operators and 45 million Android developers to create hardware products, providing network services and development software. And now 112 countries worldwide has more than 310 kinds of Android devices. Activation of Android devices more than 1 billion times. 40 million devices are activated every day.

In the Market, the number of applications has more than 200,000; applications installed capacity of 45 billion; Installed capacity is to 10 billion over the past 60 days.

Google exhibited some Android OS previews about next version Ice Cream Sandwich,which will be the most powerful Android os version.It is reported Ice Cream Sandwich will be released at the end of the year.

Furthermore,Google annouced some android newest data.They are developing and improving more and more applications to the Android market.Users can download andriod 3.1 apps from the android market directly.

The First Android 3.1 Motorola XOOM Tablet PC Reviews:The awesome Motorola XOOM android 3.1 tablet pc is high tech tablet computer with slim and compact cool design.Compared with android 3.0 honeycomb tablet,more excellent and higher performance,can support external USB equipement,such as keyboard,mouse.It is an important key for optimizing the user experience.

According to the latest news, XOOM Tablet PC has entered the Android 3.1 system debugging stage. Motorola XOOM will be the first to use Android3.1 tablet.










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MOTO’s Android Development Platform 5″ MID


San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 5, 2009

MOTO Development Group launched its AMP development platform for consumer and enterprise electronics designed to run Google’s Android™ 2.0 mobile operating system. Consumer Electronics (CE) companies can leverage MOTO’s full-featured and flexible Android Media Platform to facilitate user experience and interface prototyping, develop software, extend hardware capabilities and reduce time to market for high-volume 2011 Android mobile connected devices.

MOTO’s 5” handheld AMP development platform running Android 2.0 and Texas Instruments’ OMAP™ processor is available for customization today; pocket and tablet form factor mobile computing and entertainment product utilizing next generation OMAP processors are in development for availability in 2010.    

“MOTO’s Android development platform will help companies prototype, design software, and rapidly market the next generation connected devices that tap into web services, mobility, and internet functionality – all the factors driving innovation in consumer electronics today,” said J. Daniell Hebert, CEO of MOTO.

AMP features Texas Instruments’ OMAP chip set roadmap. “Texas Instruments is pleased to collaborate with MOTO on the development of the Android Media Platform (AMP). Working together, MOTO completed the AMP reference design in four months including hardware design, software port and platform development. With this short development time, MOTO is able to interest customers who are looking to innovate on the Android platform today.” Elie Belmand, General Manager for the Mobile Consumer Business within in Texas Instruments’ Wireless Group.

Mr. Belmand continues, “MOTO’s AMP platform highlights the capabilities and performance of the OMAP3430 processor while providing the tools to allow OEMS to quickly create differentiated Android devices in a range of specifications. Further, MOTO has a roadmap in place to continue to leverage OMAP technology to remain at the forefront of innovation. We believe solutions like AMP will be crucial to driving innovation in the Android market and supporting growth of this thriving operating system.”

MOTO partnered with Option on the AMP 3G module. Jan Callewaert, CEO Option says, ““We’re very happy to partner with Moto Development Group on the integration of 3G capabilities in their Android 2.0 Development Platform. Our GTM 501 – the world’s smallest HSPA module – is ideally suited for this type of thin connected devices. It is Option’s core strength to provide a total 3G solution – including high valued services, software and hardware – to innovative companies like MOTO.”

AMP Home Page:

http://www.moto.com/amp

About MOTO Android Media Platform (AMP)

AMP is a flexible and full-featured development platform designed to help customers accelerate product development and reduce time-to-market for their products. AMP facilitates user experience and interface prototyping, Android application software development, and fast-ramp, high-volume product development.

The AMP family of devices are flash-memory based, running embedded Linux with the ANDROID OS layer on a TI OMAP chipset. Complete software and hardware integration offers an advanced, multi-media ANDROID application development environment. AMP hardware offers a uniquely flexible architecture of a “baked” motherboard combined with a daughter card that supports customization of screen sizes (small to large) as well as a range of user input (e.g. touch, multi-touch, motion sensors, pen, GPS, cameras) and communication (e.g. Bluetooth, Wireless USB, IRDA).

MOTO completes the picture by providing comprehensive design, engineering and manufacturing services. MOTO provides AMP as the starting point for its clients and helps them customize the user experience design, hardware architecture, software architecture and mechanical design. MOTO will also help source, identify and manage the ODM partner to develop and manufacture your customized product and take it to high volume production.

Specifications for MOTO Android Media Platform (AMP):

http://www.moto.com/amp/amp_specs.shtml

About MOTO

Founded in 1991, MOTO develops products and product / service strategies for startups and Fortune 500 companies. Our methodology combines deep expertise in technology and consumer experience with a pragmatic focus on making the decisions required to deliver products to market. We help companies focus on key elements of innovation that provide differentiation, compelling customer experience, and market value.

MOTO maintains offices in San Francisco, California and Hong Kong SAR.

Media Contact

Sabrina Merlo

MOTO Development Group

85 Second Street, Suite 710

San Francisco, CA 94150

415.281.4800

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MOTO’s Android Development Platform 5″ MID


San Francisco, CA (PRWEB) November 5, 2009

MOTO Development Group launched its AMP development platform for consumer and enterprise electronics designed to run Google’s Android™ 2.0 mobile operating system. Consumer Electronics (CE) companies can leverage MOTO’s full-featured and flexible Android Media Platform to facilitate user experience and interface prototyping, develop software, extend hardware capabilities and reduce time to market for high-volume 2011 Android mobile connected devices.

MOTO’s 5” handheld AMP development platform running Android 2.0 and Texas Instruments’ OMAP™ processor is available for customization today; pocket and tablet form factor mobile computing and entertainment product utilizing next generation OMAP processors are in development for availability in 2010.    

“MOTO’s Android development platform will help companies prototype, design software, and rapidly market the next generation connected devices that tap into web services, mobility, and internet functionality – all the factors driving innovation in consumer electronics today,” said J. Daniell Hebert, CEO of MOTO.

AMP features Texas Instruments’ OMAP chip set roadmap. “Texas Instruments is pleased to collaborate with MOTO on the development of the Android Media Platform (AMP). Working together, MOTO completed the AMP reference design in four months including hardware design, software port and platform development. With this short development time, MOTO is able to interest customers who are looking to innovate on the Android platform today.” Elie Belmand, General Manager for the Mobile Consumer Business within in Texas Instruments’ Wireless Group.

Mr. Belmand continues, “MOTO’s AMP platform highlights the capabilities and performance of the OMAP3430 processor while providing the tools to allow OEMS to quickly create differentiated Android devices in a range of specifications. Further, MOTO has a roadmap in place to continue to leverage OMAP technology to remain at the forefront of innovation. We believe solutions like AMP will be crucial to driving innovation in the Android market and supporting growth of this thriving operating system.”

MOTO partnered with Option on the AMP 3G module. Jan Callewaert, CEO Option says, ““We’re very happy to partner with Moto Development Group on the integration of 3G capabilities in their Android 2.0 Development Platform. Our GTM 501 – the world’s smallest HSPA module – is ideally suited for this type of thin connected devices. It is Option’s core strength to provide a total 3G solution – including high valued services, software and hardware – to innovative companies like MOTO.”

AMP Home Page:

http://www.moto.com/amp

About MOTO Android Media Platform (AMP)

AMP is a flexible and full-featured development platform designed to help customers accelerate product development and reduce time-to-market for their products. AMP facilitates user experience and interface prototyping, Android application software development, and fast-ramp, high-volume product development.

The AMP family of devices are flash-memory based, running embedded Linux with the ANDROID OS layer on a TI OMAP chipset. Complete software and hardware integration offers an advanced, multi-media ANDROID application development environment. AMP hardware offers a uniquely flexible architecture of a “baked” motherboard combined with a daughter card that supports customization of screen sizes (small to large) as well as a range of user input (e.g. touch, multi-touch, motion sensors, pen, GPS, cameras) and communication (e.g. Bluetooth, Wireless USB, IRDA).

MOTO completes the picture by providing comprehensive design, engineering and manufacturing services. MOTO provides AMP as the starting point for its clients and helps them customize the user experience design, hardware architecture, software architecture and mechanical design. MOTO will also help source, identify and manage the ODM partner to develop and manufacture your customized product and take it to high volume production.

Specifications for MOTO Android Media Platform (AMP):

http://www.moto.com/amp/amp_specs.shtml

About MOTO

Founded in 1991, MOTO develops products and product / service strategies for startups and Fortune 500 companies. Our methodology combines deep expertise in technology and consumer experience with a pragmatic focus on making the decisions required to deliver products to market. We help companies focus on key elements of innovation that provide differentiation, compelling customer experience, and market value.

MOTO maintains offices in San Francisco, California and Hong Kong SAR.

Media Contact

Sabrina Merlo

MOTO Development Group

85 Second Street, Suite 710

San Francisco, CA 94150

415.281.4800

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