D2 Technologies' mCUE solution gets powered by Android

by Darren Murph, posted Apr 1st 2008 at 3:02PM

Lookee here, yet another supporter of Google's Android. Taking the wraps off of its mCUE converged communications client here at CTIA 2008, D2 Technologies is touting said software -- when coupled with Google's Android SDK -- as a "complete turnkey solution for developing multi-mode mobile communication devices based on Android." According to the company's vice president of marketing and sales Doug Makishima, the goal with mCUE is to "make it as fast, easy and affordable as possible for OEMs to deliver converged, unified communications devices to meet the demand [for Android]." Hey world, there's still time left to hop on this (increasingly attractive) bandwagon, believe it or not.

Filed under: Software, Others, Android

Tags: Android, ctia, ctia 2008, Ctia2008, d2, D2 Technologies, D2Technologies, google, mCUE, oha, Open Handset Alliance, OpenHandsetAlliance

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