Senh: Sorry Google, you're kinda late to the party. Microsoft's Surface looks like a much more interesting device. Nexus 7 just sounds like Kindle Fire without Amazon's tweaks, which could be good I guess.
Senh: Sorry Google, you're kinda late to the party. Microsoft's Surface looks like a much more interesting device. Nexus 7 just sounds like Kindle Fire without Amazon's tweaks, which could be good I guess.
Senh: A glowing review from the New York Times for Samsung's Galaxy S III. It's probably all drowned out by news on Microsoft's Surface. Now, should I get this or the Galaxy Note. Hmm...
Senh: Sounds like a really cool device. The things you can do nowadays with your smartphone or tablet. With Square, it can be a credit card reader too. Awesome.
Seesmic, an app on Android that aggregates your activity from social networks, has started to play around with ads on their FREE app. I started seeing them at the top. I didn’t mind them at first because they gotta make money, and I understand that.
Senh: Damn, smartphones are up to quad-core now? Jeez. That's as fast as my new laptop.
I spotted Google Play on Google’s header menu last week. My first reaction was what the heck is it? I clicked on it and saw a menu for Movies, Music, Books, and Apps. I took a peek at the Movies channel, noticed and liked the clean design, and left.
The design for Google Play is comparatively more gaugy than the bare-bones design of the other items on the header menu, but still simple and elegant.
Senh: We'll see if they've learned from the launch of the Google Nexus One.