Texas Instruments almost set to ship Android dev platform
By Sean Cooper 
posted Feb 13th 2008 6:34PM
posted Feb 13th 2008 6:34PM
Aside from the Android test platform we saw earlier this week, Texas Instruments has its Android development platform up and running and expects to be in a position to start shipping to developers -- yeah you, the programmers that will make our dreams come true -- in the next two months. Head on over to Engadget Mobile to peek at the rest of the details and pics.
I want to get that and use it as my primary phone.
man i was thinking the same thing when i saw it. It looks so sleek and amazing...
I wish my phone had an Ethernet port on the side...
All I got is stupid wifi :(
It also has DVI and what looks to be s-video
To abuse an old adage, people who love cellphones or sausage shouldn't watch either being made. To people that actually work with this stuff, development platforms are a beautiful thing.
The screen and border remind me of my ol' Zune.
I hope they ship it on their next calculator!
haha I love that people think calculators when they hear TI :P
There is a really good chance your phone is using a TI chip, TI is HUGE in the cell phone business
Can it do integrals?
hate to point this out....
but the article is lacking in a link to the aforementioned engadget mobile article with more information...
prolly a scheme to try to get a bit more people to actually visit the site, but i'm only interested enough to click a link, not scan thru random articles about phones (which either have or will be mentioned on this site) just to see a few pictures
As sad as it is... that phone is smaller than my first Nokia.