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Google Makes Android Mobile Platform Open Source 
Top Tech News | Tue, Oct 21
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What will you do with Android?" That's the provocative question posed by Android software engineer Dave Bort on the new blog for the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), the new initiative launched by the Google-led Open Handset Alliance.
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CIO Today says
(in Google Makes Android Mobile Platform Open Source)
What will you do with Android?" That's the provocative question posed by Android software engineer Dave Bort on the new blog for the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), the new initiative launched by the Google-led Open Handset Alliance.
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Sci-Tech Today says
(in Google Makes Android Mobile Platform Open Source)
What will you do with Android?" That's the provocative question posed by Android software engineer Dave Bort on the new blog for the Android Open Source Project (AOSP), the new initiative launched by the Google-led Open Handset Alliance.
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