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Android 2.2: An Introduction

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http://linuxo.com – PC World: "Codenamed "Froyo," for frozen yogurt, Android 2.2 includes more than 20 new features geared to enterprises, said Google's Vic Gundotra, vice president of engineering. Among these is integration with the Microsoft Exchange messaging system..." (General)

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The VAR Guy: "Google's new Android treat has been named 'Froyo' after frozen yogurt, and it's nearly every bit as sweet as it sounds."

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