Android

CNET Prefers the Nexus One to the iPhone 3GS

February 15, 2010

In a head-to-head, feature-to-feature battle, CNET picks the Nexus One as the better phone.
Couple the N1’s advantages with a lower overall price tag and Google’s ability to keep the sci-fi-like apps coming, and it should be a contender—if not the clear choice—for the space in your pocket.

Google Nexus One versus IPhone 3GS – The War [...]

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Talk to Your Nexus One

February 11, 2010

In order for our gadgets to become sentient and take over the world, they must first learn to understand us. The Nexus One is poised to lead the way, with voice recognition built into nearly everything.

Sending an e-mail by talking to your phone may seem somewhat backwards, at first, but I first realized how wonderful [...]

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Google Nexus One Smartphone Review

February 8, 2010

I took delivery of a shiny, new Nexus One a few weeks ago. Unlike Randall, who started blogging exuberantly about his iPhone the moment he got it, decided to live with the phone for a little while before writing a review.
Why I chose the Nexus One
My last few phones have been two- or three generations [...]

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Clio and Time59 Announce iPhone Apps (Update: Rocket Matter, Too)

December 23, 2009

Clio was the first major player in the online practice management space to sync with Outlook, and now Clio and Time59 announce iPhone compatibility. Neither offer a true iPhone app; instead, both have iPhone-optimized sites (despite Clio’s confusing blog entry). This is a good thing, in my opinion. Gmail’s iPhone-optimized site is better than any [...]

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Get Smart with Your Smartphone

November 26, 2009

Having your office in the palm of your hand is great, until your smartphone has a panic attack and needs to be restored to factory defaults. Having a backup for your smartphone ensures you never get caught looking like an idiot.
Our office uses Dropbox, Gmail, and other cloud apps to ensure we have a mobile [...]

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Is Linux ready for the pocket? The first Android phone is here!

September 22, 2008

There it is, the first smartphone available from a major carrier with a free and open-source operating system. Ain’t it pretty? That is Android Linux. On your phone. Hot.
The launch is not until tomorrow at 10:30 EDT, but Engadget already found the picture above. You can follow the launch at T-Mobile’s special site for the [...]

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Will T-Mobile release the first Android phone on October 1?

July 10, 2008

The rumor mill thinks so. I am getting ready to throw over my Blackberry Pearl when the new handsets show up. Screw the iPhone, I’m going to go make sure my tent is patched up for camping in front of the T-Mobile kiosk at the mall.
(Disclaimer: I am probably not going to camp out for [...]

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