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The number of calendar, note taking and to do apps available for smartphones is bewildering on every level. It seems that developers, smartphone users and everyone else is searching for the perfect way to manage the tasks we need to do each day, and it seems as though we will continue to search for a long time to come
Read the original: Today’s comment of the day comes from Neil on the subject of smartphone specifications- “I’m sure that some are swayed by figures, but I think most buy products based on overall experience – I have no idea how fast the processor is in my phone, for example, and I doubt many smartphone owners do. Read more here: I have just got my hands on a Samsung Galaxy Pro and first impressions are somewhat mixed. Once I have had more time with it I will put up an extended review
See original here: Shenzhen Careeror Technology has launched a new Android tablet.
Read more: Do you ever sacrifice the experience of reading, playing or watching media on a larger device to do so on your smartphone even though a TV, book or games console is readily available?
Originally posted here: The How it Works Book of Amazing Answers to Curious Questions is now available in Kindle format and at first glance looks like the ideal tool to amuse your friends when you are at work, in the pub or anywhere else. “Why do we hiccup? Is it possible to knock Earth out of its orbit
See the rest here: I wrote about finding the perfect automated smartphone app yesterday and elbowz came up with Tasker for Android . It is admittedly over the top, but if you spend the time setting up the triggers your smartphone could be easier to use than you ever imagined. Automate everything from settings to photos, SMS to speech.
Originally posted here: For those of you who like to know what’s going on in the wider smartphone world, IDC has released the latest bundle of stats. Shipments are way up, but the market shares are changing dramatically. Nokia , despite announcing its intentions to move from Symbian to Windows Phone as its primary smartphone operating system, maintained its leadership position in the smartphone market.
See the article here: Over at TiPb a discussion is raging over what Google is trying to sell in the advert posted below. Rene Ritchie says the following about it- “Google’s latest ad wants you to store personal details about your child’s life, from birth, on their servers It turns out that the HTC Flyer pen will be sold separately for $79.99 and that one will not be included with the tablet. An HTC rep told DroidLife – “I understand you would like confirmation if the Digital Stylus would be coming with the Flyer. The Digital Stylus will be sold separately Continue reading here: |
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