According to DialaPhone.co.uk Alienware, Google and Dell are about to announce a new mobile phone running the Android operating system. The announcement is expected to take place at the 3GSM World Congress in Barcelona.
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Steve Jobs announced during his MacWorld keynote speech yesterday an upgrade to the Maps application for iPhone and iTouch. The new version harnesses the power of SkyHook to automatically detect your current location and have the maps application default to that point.
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Google has launched a new interface for the iPhone which wraps up its multiple services in one package. According to the company this new interface makes it easy for iPhone users to find, use and switch between Google Search, Gmail, Calendar, Reader and a number of other services in the Google suite.
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Android a new mobile platform will be announced by Google tomorrow (Monday 5th November) at a press conference according to the Wall Street Journal at which the company will also set out plans surrounding the Google Phone.
At the Apple iPhone’s launch this year Steve Jobs announced a number of web services would be available from Google and the search giant has confirmed that yet more services will be revealed in the future. Perhaps this collaboration has inspired Google to examine the financial benefits of producing it’s own phone.
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