Taiwanese Ministry wants Google Android Test Center in Taiwan

Jun 26 2008, 5:04am CDT | by Luigi Lugmayr

The Department of Industrial Technology (DOIT) under Taiwan's Ministry of Economic Affairs is trying to get Google to setup an Android certification center in Taiwan to speed up development.

Android is said to be delayed according to a WSJ report from this week.
Most Android based handsets are expected to be made in China and Taiwan. Taiwanese HTC is expected to roll out an Android phone as one of the first mobile phone makers.
If Taiwan gets a Android test center, Korea sure wants one too.
More details on Digitimes.

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