Android: Changing the Mobile Landscape
IEEE Pervasive ComputingPublished 29 December 2010
Margaret Butler
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SJR score0.38
SNIP0.69
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The mobile phone landscape changed last year with the introduction of smart phones running Android, a platform marketed by Google. Android phones are the first credible threat to the iPhone market. Not only did Google target the same consumers as iPhone, it also aimed to win the hearts and minds of mobile application developers. On the basis of market share and the number of available apps, Android is a success.
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