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LG to convert half of its smartphone portfolio to Android in 2010

It was nary a year ago when LG announced that it was adopting Windows Mobile as it primary OS of choice for it smartphones. The Korean handset manufacturer projected that it would launch a whopping 50 Windows Mobile handsets in three years. That figure may have to revised as LG confirmed today that half of [...]

Acer to cut back on Windows Mobile, beef up Android lineup in 2010

Acer jumped head first into the smartphone market in 2009, releasing close to 10 handsets with only one, the A1 Liquid, running the Android OS. The A1′s status as Acer’s only Android handset in the midst of a a plethora of Windows Mobile handsets may soon change. According to Aymar de Lencquesaing, head of Acer’s [...]

Adobe Flash 10 for Android not coming this month – or anytime soon

Today Adobe announced that it plans on releasing developer versions and, later,  open beta versions of its Flash Player 10.1 for Windows Mobile and Palm webOS smartphones by the end of this year, but that Android won’t even get a beta until sometime next year – 2010. That’s a far cry from what we heard [...]

HTC Touch HD 2 to run Android?

Register Hardware are attending IFA and have apparently learned something rather interesting for us Android enthusiasts. The HTC Touch HD, released last year, is due for an upgrade, but it won’t ship with Windows Mobile. If we back up a moment, the Touch HD is still considered a high-end device, and packs a huge 3.8’’ [...]

SPB TV provides streaming TV from around the world to Android

I’ve been a fan of SPB TV on the Windows Mobile platform for some time now, so I was pleasantly surprised to hear from SPB that it has ported the application to the Android platform. The application provides streaming access to digital TV channels from all over the world.  Not all channels, but a nice [...]

CompuLab shows off dual-booting Android powered Exeda

Well, we certainly didn’t see this one while roaming the halls at CES, but CompuLab has announced the Exeda, a smartphone that the company claims can boot up into either Windows Mobile or Android, depending on the user’s preference. There’s all sorts of oddness going on in this design, as you can see.  It features [...]

Video of the Chinese market HKC Pearl running Android

The Chinese version of Engadget has posted photos of a device called the HKC Pearl running the Android OS.  The interesting thing?  It also appears to run Windows Mobile as well.  We’ve got photos and a video of the phone running Android after the jump. The device appears to feature a 2.8″ QVGA touchscreen display, [...]

How to run Android on your HTC Touch

Over at the xda-developers forum, someone has managed to get Android ‘ported’ to the HTC Touch, (before you get confused, know that the CDMA Touch is commonly referred to by its codename of Vogue). Obviously, this device was never designed to run Android, yet it appears to do so with little to no fuss. Sure, [...]

Flash Player on Android? Yes indeed.

As if the title didn’t say it all: today Adobe announced a port of its Flash Player 10 for Android phones.  In their demonstration at their MAX event, a T-Mobile G1 was said to have been shown running flash.  The release of a flash player for Android marks the collapse of yet another barrier that [...]

It’s official: Motorola drops Linux Java and Symbian UIQ, embraces Android

In the company’s quarterly earnings call, Motorola co-CEO Sanjay Jha confirmed that he is reducing the number of cell phone platforms that his company supports.  Symbian OS and the UIQ user interface, as seen on devices like the Motorola Z10, will no longer be used except for devices that the company has already committed to [...]