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ipod touch review
What Samsung expects the future to be like using the Samsung Galaxy Tab as your personal remote control for everything!
Ipod Touch Review
# # 8 GB capacity for about 2,000 songs, 10,000 photos, or 10 hours of video # Up to 40 hours of audio playback or 7 hours of video playback on a single charge # Support for AAC, Protected AAC (iTunes Store) and other audio formats; H.264, MPEG-4,
Ipod Touch Review
# One-year limited warranty # iPod touch has 8 GB capacity for about 2,000 songs, 10,000 photos, or 10 hours of video. # iPod touch has a 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch display with 960-by-640-pixel resolution (326 pixels per inch). › See more technical details.
Ipod Touch Review
# iPod touch has one-year limited warranty. # IPod touch plays up to 40 hours of audio playback or 7 hours of video playback on a single charge. # Motion JPEG video codecs in M4V, MP4, MOV, and AVI formats
Kamis, 30 September 2010
Minggu, 26 September 2010
Android + iOS
"The Chinese have brought us many great things over the years. Bruce Lee, practically every toy you've played with as a kid, and Panda Express.
Thanks to one of my many good friends on Twitter, (Eric McBride AKA @Dai323) I have found the next big thing from China. Its an Android ROM called MIUI.
Just when you think you've seen all that Android has to offer this company seemingly came out of nowhere to release one of the most original types of UI ever to grace our handsets. Of course, you could argue that its not TOO original seeing how its taken a lot of cues from Apple's iOS but its the melding of these 2 great ideas into one that really makes it special. I know there are some die hard Android fanboys out there that will consider this ROM and abomination and would rather spit on it than put it anywhere near their phone. But for people like me who love new things, innovation and ease of use, I have fallen in love with this Chinese ROM. Not only does it look beautiful but its also based off Android 2.2 AOSP and it flies like a bat out of hell.
Now, it does come from China and there are NUMEROUS devs working on localizing this (Cyanogen himself in talks with MIUI) for just about every popular Android phone out there. Even in its current state its not too hard to navigate familiar Android menus (I'd say 80% of the ROM is in English). This ROM also self updates so if you're the paranoid type, you might wanna stay away. But if you decide to take the plunge and you wanna give it a shot, you might experience the freshest thing to happen to Android in quite awhile.
Special thanks once again to http://twitter.com/IncredibleDoes for bringing us this quick port and http://twitter.com/KingKlick92 for helping me get this running on my Evo."
EmoGamer
Thanks to one of my many good friends on Twitter, (Eric McBride AKA @Dai323) I have found the next big thing from China. Its an Android ROM called MIUI.
Just when you think you've seen all that Android has to offer this company seemingly came out of nowhere to release one of the most original types of UI ever to grace our handsets. Of course, you could argue that its not TOO original seeing how its taken a lot of cues from Apple's iOS but its the melding of these 2 great ideas into one that really makes it special. I know there are some die hard Android fanboys out there that will consider this ROM and abomination and would rather spit on it than put it anywhere near their phone. But for people like me who love new things, innovation and ease of use, I have fallen in love with this Chinese ROM. Not only does it look beautiful but its also based off Android 2.2 AOSP and it flies like a bat out of hell.
Now, it does come from China and there are NUMEROUS devs working on localizing this (Cyanogen himself in talks with MIUI) for just about every popular Android phone out there. Even in its current state its not too hard to navigate familiar Android menus (I'd say 80% of the ROM is in English). This ROM also self updates so if you're the paranoid type, you might wanna stay away. But if you decide to take the plunge and you wanna give it a shot, you might experience the freshest thing to happen to Android in quite awhile.
Special thanks once again to http://twitter.com/IncredibleDoes for bringing us this quick port and http://twitter.com/KingKlick92 for helping me get this running on my Evo."
EmoGamer
Jumat, 24 September 2010
Google CEO Schmidt On Importance Of Android To Google
Schmidt answered a number of questions relating to Android at this press lunch. Here are some highlights (and time marks). Also answering on the video is Jonathan Rosenberg, senior vice president, product management, at Google.
When will there be an Android phone better than the iPhone.... (Beginning of video)
"You're not familiar with the Samsung Galaxy S?"
Why hardware makers can issue their own flavors of Android.... (1:17 in)
"Our policy is to allow the hardware manufacturers to add what consider to be value added .... it seems to be working .... partners like the fact that they can add value."
On the Android / iPhone battle.... (3:00 in)
"It benefits both companies, because it increases competition, and I think both companies can do very well .... the fact that these things become popular and everybody wants them, means everybody wins."
On how not making any money on Android doesn't matter... (6:12 in)
"We make zero. It's free. That would be the definition of no margin .... I have been surprised at how important Android is to our business, but for none of the reasons that you all [in the media] talk about. It's fundamentally because Android is seen as representative of the new model of computing."
http://searchengineland.com/schmidt-forcing-carriers-to-provide-clean-android-would-violate-principle-of-open-source-51532
