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Android Phone Focuses on Multimedia
Android Phone Focuses on Multimedia

Sony Ericsson has unveiled its first Android phone, the Xperia X10, which could represent a new level in multimedia for Google's open-source platform. But the phone won't be out until next year.

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Software Development Kit Released for Android 2.0 Software Kit for Android 2.0 Released

Tap for contacts and instant search.

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Android-Powered DROID May Be Motorola's Last Chance DROID Is Do-or-Die for Motorola

Android phone called threat to iPhone.

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White House Opens Web Site Programming To Public White House Site Goes Open Source

Should make Web site more secure.

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Linux Raps Harder at Company Doors Linux Raps Harder at Company Doors

Backers plot 'coup' against Windows.

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