Here is the good news. You can get Google's Android running on current hardware. In fact the AT&T Tilt is the Guinea Pig of choice for this particular endeavor in the following example.
It is a bit early to jump for joy of course and perhaps the bad news is I am not sure what Android does for you yet. At least this demo is not so impressive.
As a pure technical accomplishment however, perhaps this is a bigger news than the credit I assign to it. I will be impressed when I see Google Apps integrated with Android on the AT&T Tilt. Basically what I mean is that for this platform to be of use to me and other users, it needs to do something that I can't do today.
So this is one small step for mobile users and I am waiting for the giant step in productivity.
[Gizmodo]
It is a bit early to jump for joy of course and perhaps the bad news is I am not sure what Android does for you yet. At least this demo is not so impressive.
As a pure technical accomplishment however, perhaps this is a bigger news than the credit I assign to it. I will be impressed when I see Google Apps integrated with Android on the AT&T Tilt. Basically what I mean is that for this platform to be of use to me and other users, it needs to do something that I can't do today.
So this is one small step for mobile users and I am waiting for the giant step in productivity.
[Gizmodo]
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Thank you so much for this news. I am gonna try Android on my Tilt. This is gonna 1 more reason I think Tilt is better than iPhone.
Kevin-j
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