The Droid Store: Australian telecom operator Telstra launched Androidland, the world's first Android store. |
The store within a store in Melbourne, Australia showcases the latest Android smartphones and tablets. |
The 154-square metre Androidland is located at Telstra's flagship retail outlet in Bourke Street, Melbourne. |
Androidland brings together interactive technology, games and on-site experts to explain the features of Google's popular Android operating system. |
Warwick Bray, executive director, Telstra Mobile said it was the first time a mobile carrier had teamed with Google to create a dedicated Android retail presence. |
John Lagerling, director, global of Android partnerships said Telstra's Androidland is a fun way to help Australians learn about Android phones and tablets. |
Visitors can sit under a pixel tree and play with live devices; try their luck on an Android skill tester and clown machine and flick through a virtual library of Google Books. |
Visitors will be also able to try out a wide range of working Android smartphone and tablets. |
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