I really get along with the iOS version of Safari. iPhone version works well, and the iPad one is even better, bigger, faster, comfortable. Still, when I started playing with Atomic Web Browser I was amazed by the number of features this web browser includes.
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More Bars Does Not Mean Better Service
MSNBC has one of those ‘tech myths debunked’ articles and there’s one that’s pretty interesting to me. It’s the link between the number of bars you see and the service you receive. We typically think that if you have five bars that means you have a strong signal and if a call drops, well it … Read more
Jorno – Folding Bluetooth Keyboard for iPhone, iPad, Windows Mobile 6.5, and Android Devices
On September 21, 2010, Cervantes Mobile announced that their new Jorno keyboard will be shipping in 2011. The small 3.5” x 3.5” x .9”, 8.8 ounce box unfolds to reveal a rigid 3.5” x 8.5” x .3” keyboard with keys that are 85% the size of a standard keyboard. It is compatible with the iPhone, … Read more
Apple and LG Are The Best
So J.D. Power and Associates released the findings on wireless use and customer satisfaction. Here’s the interesting part: For a fourth consecutive time, Apple ranks highest in customer satisfaction among manufacturers of smartphones with a score of 800 on a 1,000-point scale, and performs particularly well in ease of operation, operating system, features and physical … Read more
Poll: How Important Is Flash?
There is an ongoing debate between the iOS people and the Android/Windows Mobile people regarding the importance of Flash. No doubt, Flash is a very popular web technology used by many sites, but recently a question popped up about the importance of Flash in those sites, especially when accessed from a mobile device. Some believe … Read more
Google Premiering Mobile Editing In Goog Docs Shortly
One of the failures of Google Docs on a mobile device is the inability to edit them – they were view only. That’s about to change: Second, today we demonstrated new mobile editing capabilities for Google Docs on the Android platform and the iPad. In the next few weeks, co-workers around the world will soon … Read more
Second Gen iPad Coming Q1 2011
According to DigiTimes, Apples suppliers are gearing up for the release of the second generation iPad for the first quarter of 2011. Let’s assume this rumor is true for a second, what does it mean for you? I think we all agree that it will have a front-facing camera since that’s such an obvious omission … Read more
Android Can Play Games With The Big Boys
One of the disappointments with Android is the gaming experience on it (one that a PSP version would alleviate). But for now OpenFeint is alive for Android which means they are releasing some iPhone games for Android that you can now compete cross-platform. So the newly released Android version will have leaderboards, achievements, etc in … Read more
SoliCharger – Solar Powered iPhone charger/battery
Sollight.com has released details on the new SoliCharger accessory for the iPhone 3G, 3GS and 4. This $60 device has a 1600mAh battery which can be charged via USB, a 110v Apple charger, a 12v Apple car charger, or for free via direct sunlight. If you plug it in to charge at home, it will … Read more
Windows Live Messenger Gets Facebook Chat on iPhone
Windows Live Messenger on the iPhone received an update yesterday containing: Facebook chat integration Addressing top customer feedback requests Adding more languages – 31 total Facebook chat is a nice feature since Messenger already has the most subscribers of any IM service and this just increases the number of potential users. To Facebook chat: When … Read more