Searching on a mobile phone will have inherent advantages over desktop searching. The ability to receive “localized” results based on cell phone tower and GPS technology may allow Google and other companies to sell advertising at a premium rate.
Ribbit will give BT the technology it needs to compete against the likes of Google’s Android platform and Skype.
Taking a page out of their own book, Google has some ideas for Android application distribution and quality control.
Earlier this year we saw the iPhone make it easier to access some of Google’s suite of programs, and while we are certain to see the same types of ads on Google’s Android based handsets what we don’t know is how those ads will be accepted by carriers and end users.
Elizabeth Woyke of Forbes.com published an article today regarding “Android delays” and Androidguys is quoted a few times. You can check out the complete article here.
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A variant of the OpenMoko Neo FreeRunner with options to install Android. It has some nice specs for an “off brand” phone too.
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