It looks like A La Mobile, a software designer which specialized in Linux development, is going to be soliciting the first complete suite of applications built on Android, the open-source mobile OS developed by Google. This is the first whole product to come out using Android as the basis for its selection of applications, finally moving it from a concept to a real-world tool.
The package A La Mobile is marketing includes all the normal things one would expect from a smartphone, such as dialing, calendar, camera, organizer, and so on.
There is also a collection of Google apps thrown in such as a Web browser, Google Maps, etc.
The new system is primarily being tested on an HTC Qtek 9090 handset, but it will work on all handsets that can accept Android. There is no word yet as to which carriers or hardware manufacturers may opt to experiment with A La Mobile's offering, but this is, at the very least, a sign that we can expect Android to emerge on the consumer radar rather soon.