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9
Jul 10

Android Gains in marketshare as iOS wanes

Don’t look now, Apple fanatics, but Android’s just made another noteworthy leap in mobile market share. Google’s Android platform grew by 44 percent from February to May, according to a report released Thursday by ComScore.

…The reality is that new high-profile Android handsets are hitting store shelves practically every month — handsets like Motorola’s Droid X and the multicarriered Samsung Galaxy S — and those are attracting an awful lot of new customers. Last month, Google said it was activating 160,000 new Android devices every day, and that was before the Droid X had even been announced. Older Android handsets are slowly but surely starting to receive the Android 2.2 upgrade, giving them fresh life as well. In order to reverse the shifting market share trends, Apple’s iPhone 4 would have to outpace the growth of that entire ever-expanding fleet of Android phones.
Even if the iPhone 4 didn’t require a Jedi voodoo grip in order to work, that’d be one hell of a feat to achieve. Factor in those reception issues — not to mention the iPhone 4’s other reported problems — and it’d take a full-blown miracle for Apple to fend off Android’s gains….

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16
May 10

Meet Google Android In Action, Ripping Down Google.com

Meet the Google Android AKA R2-D2 of Star Wars with a new paint job tearing down Google search page revealing the Google Nexus One. This is how you can find this dude.

…the Google Nexus One. This is how you can find this dude.

Go to Google UK.
Type in Meet Android or you can just copy-and-paste.
Hit on I’m Feeling Lucky.
There you go.

OR

You can just directly go to Meet Android UK
Sorry for the above 1-2-3 steps, I was just trying to be a PRO-alike….

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13
Apr 10

Google Merges Visual Search Engine Plink with Google Goggles

Google has taken another step forward in visual and image search after acquiring UK-based startup Plink. Having only launched 4 months ago, Plink is a visual search engine which you can download as an Android app and take a photo of a picture to find out more information about it.

…Google has taken another step forward in visual and image search after acquiring UK-based startup Plink. Having only launched 4 months ago, Plink is a visual search engine which you can download as an Android app and take a photo of a picture to find out more information about it.
Plink has a lot of info in their official blog post, but it appears as thought he developers will keep Plink available for download but instead shift focus towards Google’s equivalent Google Goggles.

With how quickly technology is growing, it’s not surprising to see this kind of buyout from Google. They’re an extremely innovative company and are currently leading us through this technological revolution. Combining a company such as Plink with their Google Goggles app for Android is amazing business strategy, and we’ll see some serious results in the field of visual search over the next few months.
Although Google hasn’t released any word as of yet, it’s safe to say they have their own reasons for the buyout. I’m excited to see…

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22
Mar 10

Demo Video: Google Earth On Google Nexus One

Here a video about demo: Google Earth application on Google Nexus One. Google Nexus One use Android 2.1 as operating system. Enjoy the demo video.

…Here a video about demo: Google Earth application on Google Nexus One. Google Nexus One use Android 2.1 as operating system. Enjoy the demo video.

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14
Mar 10

Motorola Dext Mobile Phone Review

Dext is a sturdy Smartphone weighing 163 grams, based on the Google Android operating system and also the first. There is a slide out QWERTY keyboard and

…this includes adding Facebook news, Twitter news, MySpace and Google onto the homepage so the user can keep up to date with the latest social news from friends and more. Even the messaging feature is different, thanks to the Motoblur software, the messages are shown up with the associated sender with their photo shown up and the message linked to them. This is probably the most useful social networking phone around having all networks in one place.
The Motorola Dext comes with a 5 megapixel camera with automatic focus, video capturing in MPEG-4 and geo-tagging function. There is up to 6 hours talk time and 13.5 days worth of standby time. The phone comes with Accuweather for the latest weather forecast, Google maps, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and 3G connectivity allowing the user to be connected wherever they are.
Like many other phones, the Motorola Dext also comes with a music player but allows music to be played in various file types such as MP3, WAV, MIDI, AMR NB, AAC,…

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30
Jan 10

Android For Desktops? I Doubt It

For years, Stephen J. Vaughan-Nichols has been trying to turn Linux into something it is not: A successful and popular desktop operating system. His latest foray into “Linux is the next big thing” is a discussion of Google’s Android operating system running on future netbooks.

…For years, my friend Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols has been trying to turn Linux into something it is not: A successful and popular desktop operating system. Everyone needs a reason to get up in the morning and I am glad he has found such a long lasting (and profitable) one. He is a smart guy, but I am still waiting for the Linux that will change my life….

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