Google’s Android may lead to major market changes MacNN Thu, 09 Oct 2008 12:06 PM PDT Google’s Android platform could be the cause of a major concept shift in the smartphone market, not because subscribers call for features, but because wireless operators and phone makers see the value of standard platforms, argues ABI Research. The firm predicts that the success of Android rests with the ability to first convince phone builders that they need to replace the operating systems

Google’s Android Could Signal a Tipping Point in Smartphones Cellular-News.com Thu, 09 Oct 2008 8:17 AM PDT If Google’s ambitions for its recently-launched Android smartphone operating system are fully realized, the new OS will represent a tipping point in attitudes towards the whole concept of a smartphone. A Closer Look at Google Maps on the Google Phone WebProNews Thu, 09 Oct 2008 8:50 AM PDT Google is giving those interested in the new Google Phone (the G1 from T-Mobile) a closer look at the different aspects of it on the Google Mobile Blog. Today Android Product Manager David Conway talks about the Google Maps capabilities on the device

BlackBerry Storm: ClickThrough based on Synaptics technology infoSyncWorld Thu, 09 Oct 2008 4:55 AM PDT Synaptics, which provides the touch solution found in the Google Android based T-Mobile G1, enables tactile feedback and multi-touch gestures in the BlackBerry Storm.