2. The Android Platform Google’s response to Apple

3. “GPhone” Myth Google Wants To Go Beyond A Single Phone. The Android Platform Offers A Way To Open Up Smart-Phone Possibilities.

4. Open Handset Alliance Companies Such As Motorola, Samsung, T-Mobile, NVIDIA, Qualcomm, LG, Intel Open Handset Alliance Website Will enable rapid development, and innovation

5. Android Platform Open Source Platform Based on Linux Kernel Create Programs Four Key Elements

6. One-Open System Accessing mobile phone functions is possible from all applications. Open Source Allows For Incorporation Of Future Technologies

7. Two-Breaks Down Barriers All Information Can Be Shared Throughout The Device. Web Tools And Information On The Phone

8. Three-All Apps Created Equal Current Phones Separate Core And Third Party Applications. Customization Of Your Phone. I.e. keypad

9. Four-Fast And Easy Development Rapid innovation and integration SDK- Software Development Kit 10 Million Dollars Alloted For Best Programs

10. iPhone Vs. Android Platform iPhone Only Supports EDGE and WiFi Android Will Fully Support 3G Networks Will Android Dominate The Marketplace? -Google’s interface can be applied to multiple phones.

11. Endless Possibilities Android-YouTube Link Potential Future Development Unlimited

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