Now one year old, Aava Mobile offers both open hardware and software, giving mobile developers enough leash to make truly creative designs and applications. It is this year’s People’s Choice winner for the MobileBeat Startup Competition.
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The reference design of the Aava phone is based on Intel’s next generation Intel Atom platform, nicknamed Moorestown.
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In fact, Aava offers a special software development kit that is compatible with current Android SDK software, allowing developers to test their creations on fully functioning handsets. The same technology will one day be extended to tablets and PCs the company has said.
Aava first launched its open mobile device in February at the Mobile World Congress.
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