pocketnow.comDebating The Smart PhoneForbes, NY - Dec 23, 2008Today there are four alternatives: Symbian S60, used primarily by Nokia, Apple's OS X, Google's Android and Microsoft's Windows Mobile. ...Top 5 Smartphones Of The Year InformationWeekWill 2009 be the year of the Android? Cnet AsiaThe 10 Coolest Smartphones Of 2008 CRNengadget - pocketnow.comall 26 news articles

The changes introduced in the cupcake branch have been merged into the master branch, preserving all of the previous commits to master. The same will happen for each future drop to cupcake. The first Android phone, the T-Mobile G1, has been out for a couple of months now, and it's turned out to be a nicely hackable phone.Source: MAKE: Blog

SifyGoogle Said to Replace Cash Gift With Android PhoneBloomberg - Dec 23, 2008About 85 percent of workers will get a handset powered by Google’s Android operating system as a holiday gift, said the person, who asked not to be ...Google Force Feeds Staffers Android Puppy Chow CRNHTC On A Roll With Android Wired NewsHolly-Dazed: Google Gives Employees The G1 Android Phone Instead ... InformationWeekBrighthand - GigaOmall 124 news articles

TrustedReviewsNew Firefox 'Fennec' Alpha Arrives as Mobile Browser Wars Heat UpWired News - Dec 23, 2008By Michael Calore December 23, 2008 | 3:19:06 PMCategories: Android, Browsers, iPhone, Mobile Mozilla has released an updated alpha version of its Fennec ...Mozilla Updates Firefox Fennec as Mobile Browser Fight Looms PDAstreetFirefox could be available for Symbian phones Mobile Phonesall 17 news articles

SifyHTC On A Roll With AndroidWired News - Dec 23, 2008By Priya Ganapati December 23, 2008 | 12:18:52 PMCategories: GooglePhone HTC's G1 phone featuring Google's Android mobile operating system is a blockbuster ...Holly-Dazed: Google Gives Employees The G1 Android Phone Instead ... InformationWeekHTC's Second Android Model Might Come in Q1 2009 Brighthand2008 Year in Review: The launch of Android and the open-source ... FierceWirelesspocketnow.com - CNET Newsall 123 news articles

HTC's G1 phone featuring Google's Android mobile operating system is a blockbuster hit for the company. Meanwhile, the G1 has put HTC at the front of the pack when it comes to Android-based devices.Though competitors such as Samsung and Motorola are also betting big on Android, HTC has clearly taken the lead on the platform. The company is likely to release its second AndroidSource: Wired

UberGizmo.comThe Five Biggest Phone Stories Of 2008InformationWeek, NY - Dec 23, 2008HTC G1 Android phone: The first phone to launch with Google's Android platform was a hit with the blogosphere. The wait sure was a long one. ...Top 10 mobile devices of 2008 Cnet Asiaall 13 news articles

Success Factors settles suit over Softscape's 'Naked Truth' videoBizjournals.com, NC - Dec 23, 2008SuccessFactors Inc.said Tuesday it concluded litigation against Softscape Inc. and will receive an undisclosed sum in settlement. ...Softscape Settles SuccessFactors Litigation Softscape, The People Management Experts (press release)Softscape Settles SuccessFactors Litigation By BusinessWire ... DMN Newswire (press release)Softscape Settles SuccessFactors Litigation IT Business NetInternational Business Times - Bizjournals.comall...

Looks like Google's open source Android mobile operating system has gotten a much-needed update, which brings a host of new functionality, including the much-coveted addition of a virtual on-screen QWERTY keyboard. Like we mentioned yesterday about T-Mobile working on the G2, it seems this just maybe a software upgrade after all.Source: New Launches

HTC CEO Peter Chou has told Chinese newspaper, the Economic Daily News, that the company expects sales of the G1 handset top 1 million units in 2008. Chou also went on to comment about HTC's development plans for future Android handsets and revealed that the company are already developing their third handset. While there are slightly conflicting rumors circulating that either T-Mobile is going to launch an Android-based G2 handset in January and HTC is planning the worldwide launch of a second Android handset in April, EDN said that HTC is actually developing...