Fujitsu launches its new “Services Built for Android”, brings Android to nearly everything

By on Jan 31, 2009 at 10:30 AM
Services January 31, 2009

Fujitsu Android

Fujitsu announced on Thursday that it is now offering a new program called “Service Built for Android”. Fujitsu is leveraging its experience in the development of embedded devices and offering to help companies deploy the Android OS on all kinds of hardware, from  mobile phones, automotive systems and consumer electronics to embedded systems. Fujitsu will provide consulting, training, engineering and embedded middleware services intended to assist companies in fast tracking their products. For consumers, this means that Fujitsu wants to help bring Android to the world by incorporating the Linux-based OS into almost any device imaginable. Watch out world as Android isn’t just for mobile phones anymore.

[Via Akihabara News]

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  • wayne

    and when skynet, i mean android becomes self aware…

  • gquaglia

    Kind of reminds me of what M$ wanted to do. Windows on everything. But instead of starting with a lean mobile client like Android, M$ tried to shoehorn the bloated Windows desktop in a mobile platform. As a result, they failed. Lets hope Android fares better.

  • MiniMe

    Google is watching you. Everywhere.

  • Valter

    Way to go Google, now I can switch from my toaster to my cell to my car to my swiss army knife without having to learn a new OS. Android is here.

  • Gary Mazza

    It would great to Google make their own phones not just the OS. I had the G1 thought it sucked. Lousy awkwark keyboard, no battery life. great OS, give people what they really want, great power, good battery life, a real qwerty keyboard that is functional and fun to use. As battery life goes its time to put all the R&D we keep hearing about to work. Hey big cellphone companies if you are ther listeng and reading this stuff be bold put it together deliver it to us,
    Build it, and they will come, ever hear that before? We are ready even in a down economy.

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