Rumors of this Ruggedized Samsung Galaxy S4 have been flying around for sometime now, and here we have a leaked image. If nothing at all, I’d say it looks better than the normal version of the new Android king. How about that, the hard working man gets a good looking device for once!
We all know Chrome is the best, the fastest and the most popular browser in the world, that’s not news, however I am sensitive to the fact that many of you here, while you may love Chrome, do not want to get scroogled and spied upon; and were it not for all that scroogling, you’d … Read more
Samsung and HTC are locked in a battle for Android supremacy like we’ve never seen before. The Galaxy S4 over flowing with features, while the HTC One gives a premium experience that is hard to ignore. We put the two against each other in a three part comparison. Check out the videos below.
In what is certianly the biggest battle of their brand’s History, HTC has reportedly dialed up the production of the famed HTC one. With Samsung quickly dominating the market, the HTC One was met with some production issues. The first was said to be a shortage of parts needed for the Ultra Pixel camera, and … Read more
If you thought part of the big WebP adoption holdup by Mozilla had anything to do with implementing its support involving a significant undertaking to code it in, nope; it seems that’s not the case at all, judging from Shay Elkin’s contribution to one of the multiple Mozilla bug threads on the topic. Shay offers … Read more
David K: Does Google really think that its Android lead is so effing precarious that a decent Youtube app on Windows Phone could jeopardize it? If only MS used the YouTube API that Google was so nice in supplying so that the ads would display…wait what? Oh Microsoft had to do a work around because … Read more
At least that appears to be. Now Samsung owns nearly 95% of Android device market and making more revenue than Google, it is definitely powerful. The second leader in Android devices is LG, which makes about 2.5% of market share and rest merely 2.7%. I think the first one to jump the ship and got … Read more
I’ve been saying this for a long few years, maybe a bit less with the release of the new Z10 and the wondrous devices to follow. But even so, there is nothing wrong with reinventing your business as a service. Especially since there are two types of people in this world, those who refuse to … Read more
Seems everybody’s got a rather different-looking website when you visit on your phone. Many take it an annoying step farther and prompt you to install an app just to read their website. However, phones have been changing, the web has been changing, both heading in a similar direction, overlapping to the point that the need … Read more
I am finally out of denial that Google will shut down Reader. Additionally, I have found my new home, I set it up just right, installed some Chrome extensions for it, tweaked my RSS adding thing, exported/imported my zillion feeds, getting the hang of the keyboard shortcuts, the whole deal. Haven’t switched yet but I’m … Read more
The HTC ChaCha flopped, the phone with the Facebook button from 2011. The Kin flopped, a social-centric device. Facebook Home, the hated Android skin, in terms of most people intensely disliking it, flopped spectacularly. Phones with specs that would only turn heads in previous years tend not to do so well either. One might see … Read more
(Relax, that was a link bait title – he said he thought that at first but eventually realized the value of it.) NPR interviewed Google’s chair Eric Schmidt, you can listen to it here, though it’s long and not top-shelf Schmidt, not his A game in terms of saying many stunningly odd things to be … Read more