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Another week, another alliance. This one is to become official on June 9th and is half comprised of Open Handset Alliance members.

Intel and Wind River entered into an agreement on Thursday to collaborate in the development of a Linux platform to be used in Mobile Internet Devices or MIDs.  These MIDs would be optimized to run on Intel’s Centrino Atom processor and is expected to be available some time in 2009 according to an article on […]

My apologies to all the loyal readers out there for missing the article last week. I was spending some time in Seattle, doing the company-paid-for training course thing. I couldn’t find the time to get an article together. No worries, though, I’m back. Oh, and, stay tuned for next week’s profile, for which I’ve […]

Here’s a little bit more information on the programs and their respective developers. These are the applications named P-S.

With figures like these, we would not be surprised to see Nextel gone soon. It would also not come as a shock if Deutsche Telekom did step in with an offer.

The latest partnership involving Google might be the best chances they have at deploying Android on the masses.

Just when we thought Sprint was all but dead and buried we learn of news that they are in negotiations with Clearwire Corporation to resurrect their XOHM and WiMax broadband networks. This story gets even better. Remember a few weeks ago when we reported that Sprint had lost the backing of the cable […]

Serial profile on a different member of the Open Handset Alliance. This week: Nuance Communication

The names at the top today could be found at the bottom tomorrow. That is to say if they are even around.