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Android To Run On Intel Chips

http://suttronix.wordpress.com/2011/10/04/android-to-run-on-intel-chips/ Google and Intel on Tuesday said that the two companies will work together to ensure that future versions of Google’s Android operating system function on Intel’s Atom processors. The partnership will help Intel compete against ARM chips , which have been supported by Android since 2008.
Want to install Google Maps on your brand-new, fresh-out-of-the-box Kindle Fire ? You can't, because the stock Kindle Fire is limited to downloading apps from the Amazon Appstore. If you love to tinker with devices and improve them, however, you can follow our separate guide to rooting your Kindle Fire .

How to Install the Android Market on Your Kindle Fire

http://www.pcworld.com/article/244474/how_to_install_the_android_market_on_your_kindle_fire.html
http://www.engadget.com/2011/11/21/european-galaxy-nexus-owners-complain-of-erratic-volume-issue-v/ Samsung's new flagship smartphone isn't having the smoothest of beginnings. The strange ROM that cropped up a few days ago turned out to be an isolated incident, but now the forums are abuzz with an audio issue that looks a lot more serious.

European Galaxy Nexus owners complain of erratic volume issue (video)

The ZTE Blade (also marketed as Orange San Francisco [ 3 ] on Orange U.K. , Orange Romania , Orange Moldova , Orange Austria , Orange Slovakia , Orange Switzerland , Mobistar and Orange Poland , as FTV phone , as RBM One in Red Bull Mobile , as Dell XCD35 and as Idea Blade in India), is a phone manufactured by China 's ZTE Corporation for the Android platform. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZTE_Blade

ZTE Blade