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Originally Posted by jzencovich View Post
Android == Linux. Meaning if you want C, you can get C bins onto the phone and run them (not that hard really).
Uh, no, time to read up a on Android. There is no native code support. You can run Java applications. That's it.

Originally Posted by jzencovich View Post
I wouldn't say either "crappy cellular hardware". Both Android and the tablets are ARM, and as far as I understand, Android runs on omap 3 (something which I can't say of the ITs, now).
Which Android phones, exactly? The HTC Dream is a Qualcomm 7201 which is an ARM11. Nowhere close to the Cortex A8 in the OMAP3, and it's only got a dinky little 3.2" 480x320 screen on there.

Besides, what's your point? You can't say anything about any Android hardware, either, since none of it's shipped yet.

Originally Posted by jzencovich View Post
Though speed is more often than not irrelevant, Android is considerably "faster" (528 vs 400 max). I can't say much about the battery, but I expect Android to be competitive in this corner (I don't want a supercomputer cell phone that only lasts 10 minutes...)
You're comparing unreleased hardware to 2 year old hardware (btw, Android is an OS, it doesn't have MHz )? What's the point?