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android /an·droid/ (an´droid) resembling a man.
an·droid (ndroid)
adj.
Possessing human features and form.

android
Etymology: Gk, andros + eidos, form
pertaining to something that is typically masculine, or manlike, such as an android pelvis.

android [an´droid]
resembling a human being.

android
resembling a human being.


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Basic chapters introduce readers to the T-Mobile G1 phone (currently the only Android-enabled phone offered by a major carrier), explain how to use the core Android applications, and show how to use the phone for email, GPS, and browsing the Web.
The HTC T-Mobile G1 is a dinky little phone Despite the ugly (for some) little lip on the front, and its weight, this is a compact, sturdy little social assistant that is sure to please the person who spends a lot of time surfing the web as part of their social scene The HTC T-Mobile G1 is a dinky little phone.
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