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See, NOW it makes sense...See, NOW it makes sense...Posted Feb 3, 2010 22:10 UTC (Wed) by mjg59 (subscriber, #23239)In reply to: See, NOW it makes sense... by dcbw Parent article: Greg Kroah-Hartman: Android and the Linux kernel community
Not phones, but the Nook is android on a Samsung platform.
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See, NOW it makes sense... Posted Feb 3, 2010 22:38 UTC (Wed) by dcbw (guest, #50562) [Link]
Interesting; though the scope there is quite a bit smaller; no real radio management, low-latency audio paths, fast 3D graphics, are required which makes the driver bring-up less intensive. Also the hardware refresh cycle for these is probably a lot slower than a phone, so you can recoup a lot more of your investment.
See, NOW it makes sense... Posted Feb 4, 2010 11:24 UTC (Thu) by broonie (subscriber, #7078) [Link]
Thing is, Linux has a pretty good mainline stack for all of these things (possibly excepting 3D) - to the extent that people play with mainline a lot of this stuff is available off the shelf.
See, NOW it makes sense... Posted Feb 4, 2010 11:35 UTC (Thu) by SimonKagstrom (subscriber, #49801) [Link]
The Samsung Spica Android phone is also built on their own platform (6410 I
believe).
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