Category: Google and Android

I’ve been eyeballing the iRig Amplitube for a while now, but there was always something holding me back.  Basically, I wasn’t too sure how interacting with an iPhone

Google Buzz took a lot of hits at the beginning for misusing privacy of end users. In fact, they were sued for their misuse of data. “The Plaintiffs

The keyboard was designed with the width of hands in mind and the QWERTY keymap with typewriter hammer jam preventions in mind. But when you’re dealing with phone

That’s not 100% but the rate at which that figure has climbed is nothing to sneeze at. Not the perfect comparison, but IE6, one of the most hated

Yes, I’m back (Did you miss me that much?)! But just briefly. The one knock on Android 2.1 was that it didn’t offer voice dialing with bluetooth headsets

If you like the iPhone then you will like the new Krusell TOP 10 selling phones for October 2010 list that they publish monthly. The new iPhone 4

Google made a controversial decision to ban Secret SMS Replicator, an Android app that automatically forwards text messages to another phone, from the market. They weighed two evils

Okay guys.  I’m going to warn you up front.  This is going to be a little out there.  Let’s start slow with a little quote from a Simmons

I hope I have this article wrong because it’s not going to help my Android proselytism here: Since February administrators of Google Apps Premier and the Education Edition

I must be missing something here because I recall the thing that made e-readers so ideal for reading was e-ink. It’s not just that, they’re super sharp and