If you are looking for more language support from Google to edit your docs with your mobile device you are in luck. Google has just announced support for 45 languages. Be sure to check out the video as well at the bottom. Last November, we launched the ability to edit mobile docs in English. Today … Read more
Even though Honeycomb, which is Google’s Android 3.0 OS for Tablets has been getting mixed reviews from the tech blogs to some of our readers emails, Google is still going to celebrate the launch in style and with a new lawn ornament! Check out the video for Google employees adorning building number 44 with some … Read more
I just read this post at The Huffington Post which talks about the Doodle 4 Google competition. If you’re not aware, Doodle 4 Google is a competition that Google holds annually where students from K-12 can provide doodles of the Google logo and the winners can earn college scholarships and school grants and even have … Read more
Just letting my son play with my phone (Painting 4 Fun – Dinosaurs) and up pops a Google ad on my Windows Phone. And I thought the whole reason I got this thing was to keep them away from me. Anyway, as you can see, it’s an ad to encourage you to download the Google … Read more
Looks like Google wasn’t done with just announcing Google Cloud Print for mobile today. Late this afternoon the folks at Google announced that they have added some “fun” features to their in browser weather page. All you need to do is from your iPhone or Android powered device, do a search on “weather” and enable … Read more
The Tablets continue to be getting a lot of press and buzz around the CES Show in Las Vegas. We just reported the XOOM by Motorola that is going to Verizon which is also a Honeycomb, Android 3.0 powered Tablet, and now T-Mobile and LG are announcing theirs called the G-Slate. In the T-Mobile press … Read more
I’m kind of envious of you Android users now…wish I could overclock my Venue Pro (not that it needs it, but I just want to be able to say I can). The Nexus S has barely been out, yet Nexus S owner can now overclock their devices to 1.2Ghz thanks to XDA forum members. Anyone … Read more
In the never ending battle between smartphones, there are many types of reports, relying on different sources (ads, web browsing, sales figures which are never formal, etc.).
I will try to make some order in this statistical mess by giving you one final answer: iPhone.
(OK, just kidding… )
But seriously, here’s a collection figures that may help you understand what’s going on in mobility. As none of them is absolute of course, I’m counting on you to make the math by yourselves.
I didn’t even know this didn’t exist, but since it didn’t and now does, guess it’s news. Features: Multiple accounts Synced preferences Full subscription features (subscribe and search from your phone) Search Volume-key navigation: if you enable this in the settings, you can navigate by using your phone’s volume keys for next and previous Long-press … Read more
Hope you like Google because they are on their way to your living room whether you like it or not. They are the ad giant right now and they’re going to continue that march. Reach, precision, utility and measurement. These are the qualities we strive to deliver to customers, and we’re getting better at it … Read more