K Alliance Open Handset Alliance, created by Google to support its mobile platform Android, joined 14 other electronics manufacturers. Among them are such companies as Sony Ericsson, Toshiba and Asus. This was reported in the press release Open Handset Alliance.
Also, the alliance became AKM Semiconductor, ARM, Atheros Communications, Borqs, Ericsson, Garmin, Huawei Technologies, Omron Software, Softbank Mobile, Teleca AB and Vodafone.
New members of the alliance would like to develop mobile devices based on the platform Android, and develop this operating system, for example, creating additional applications and optimize to work with existing hardware and software.
In its press release on the entry in the Open Handset Alliance, Sony Ericsson will report that intends to produce phones based on Android.
The first smartphone based on Google Android was presented to 23 Sept, 2008. His company has developed HTC commissioned by mobile operator T-Mobile. Later, smart phones based on Android provide Chinese companies and TechFaith QIGI and Australian Kogan.
Open Handset Alliance was established in 2007. Currently it includes more than 40 companies, including Intel, Samsung, Motorola, Qualcomm and HTC.
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