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Just watch the whole video… very funny & scarily true.
Here’s a quote at the end of the video from Jon Stewart “…how can you drop 4 calls in a one mile stretch on the west side highway.”
Referring to the iPhone from Apple with AT&T service in New York City.
This article on CNN puts a lot of things in perspective related to Google’s Android and Apple’s iPhone
http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/05/21/cashmore.iphone.cool/index.html.
The article above brings up the new Google Froyo (Android 2.2)
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/37261396/ns/technology_and_science-tech_and_gadgets/, which supports flash – and more specifically “…Flash 10.1 which is optimized to run on mobile devices. And more than finally killing off those little question mark cubes that litter the web on your phone, it’ll also be a huge differentiation for Google in the fight against Apple. There’s a line in the sand, and Adobe and Google are on the same side of it…” says msnbc.

The article also makes mention of the old Microsoft and Apple war for the desktop OS, restrictions and open platforms and some interesting insight and perspective into what’s happening now with the mobile market.
It’s all interesting stuff right now!
Here’s a video from Google explaining what is it and how it’s planned to work along-side your regular TV. Google’s teamed up with SONY, Intel and Logitech on this one — You’ll be able to download and run Android Apps, and developers can start developing today. It seems that certain SONY TVs come with the hardware to run Google TV and for others you can hook it into HDMI — once you buy the hardware the service is seemingly free. (scheduled out in Fall 2010, US Market)