More Android Opinion
- 03 October 2011
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Opinion: Can the Next-Gen iPhone Fend off Android?
Diehard fans will buy the new iPhone, regardless of what Apple will announce on Tuesday, but unless the refresh is more substantial than expected, the company will have to work harder to fend off stiff competition from Android.
- 29 September 2011
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Opinion: Flickr Becomes Instagram's Android Nemesis
Flickr has launched an official app for Android phones, one that rivals the popular Instagram social photo-sharing app that is exclusive to iOS. Flickr also announced Photo Sessions, a feature that lets you watch photo slideshows with friends in real time, anywhere around the globe.
- 28 September 2011
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Opinion: Tizen: A Viable Android Alternative at Last?
It's no secret that the Linux-based MeeGo mobile platform has been struggling for some time, despite Intel's pledge of continuing support and all the positive reviews it has received. Now, it looks like that struggle has come to an end.
- 27 September 2011
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Opinion: Windows 8 and why Android is the new Windows
Windows 8 is the most exciting Microsoft operating system since Windows 95. But to see off the challenge of Google Android, it needs to be.
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Opinion: One Thing Amazon Must Get Right With Its Kindle Tablet
If Amazon does announce a tablet this week, as anticipated, it needs to nail one thing really well if it wants to succeed--and that is to make the tablet's look, feel, usability, and design rock-solid. Why? If the new tablet doesn't nail the interface from the get-go, it will have a hard time being anything more than a me-too tablet. This is a big challenge for the e-commerce powerhouse whose lack of either aesthetics or well-presented user interfaces has been its Achilles' heel.
- 25 September 2011
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Opinion: Android Users: Advice To Protect Your Phones
Android smartphone users can take some commonsense precautions to protect their personal data from being stolen -- important advice considering an app developer purports to know how to take the information in under 60 seconds.
- 23 September 2011
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Opinion: Why I'm Not One of the 89 Percent Getting Another iPhone
Whenever I tell someone that my next phone probably won't be an iPhone, the reaction is always the same: the eyes widen and the tone of voice shifts to complete surprise. "Why not?"
- 21 September 2011
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Opinion: Google+ Social Networking Now Open to Everyone
Google opened the gates to its social network, Google+, to everyone today and rolled out more than a dozen new features to the service, many of them aimed at mobile phone users.
- 20 September 2011
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Opinion: Verizon Sells 4G Android Phone for $100
If expensive handsets were holding you back from jumping on the 4G bandwagon, Verizon has a treat for you. The carrier is introducing the Pantech Breakout Android 2.3 smartphone running on its 4G network, a device that will cost you only $100 with a two-year contract.
- 19 September 2011
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Opinion: Get an Early Taste of Firefox for Android Tablets
A few weeks ago Mozilla mobile user interface designer Ian Barlow posted some tantalizing mockups of the upcoming Firefox version tailored to Android tablets, but the software wasn't actually available to download at the time.
- 17 September 2011
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Opinion: PlayBook Software Update to Finally Add Native Email
Research In Motion is looking to add more punch to its PlayBook tablet -- along with competitive pricing -- to spur sales.
- 16 September 2011
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Opinion: Apps Created for Android, iPhone May Top 1 Million
A milestone was hit today in the market for smartphone apps. There may be a million of them out there.
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Opinion: Google Reportedly Working on Flipboard App Rival
Google will soon launch a social news magazine for iPads and Android tablets called Propeller, according to reports. The app would compete with the popular Flipboard app on the iPad, which Google tried to buy but its offer was refused.
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Opinion: Windows 8: How Microsoft's PC Overhaul Will Take on Apple's iPad
For Microsoft, the timing of Windows 8 looks to be just right. Here's why.
- 15 September 2011
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Opinion: HTC Sensation XE Has Dr. Dre's Beats Audio
The HTC Sensation XE, the first phone with integrated Beats Audio, promises to deliver “studio-quality audio.” The Sensation XE Android smartphone is the first fruit of HTC’s partnership with Dr. Dre’s Beats Audio, and should arrive later this month in Europe and Asia. Unfortunately, there’s no word on pricing or availability for U.S. audiophiles.
- 14 September 2011
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Opinion: Android Phones Expand To Use Intel Chips
If you buy an Android smartphone in 2012, there's a good chance it will be packing an Intel chip instead of an ARM-based processor as current Android devices do.
- 12 September 2011
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Opinion: Zenonia 3: Classic RPG Gameplay on Android
Zenonia 3 is the third installment in Gamevil's retro RPG series. The story follows Chael (the son of the original Zenonia hero) and his fairy friend Runa as they find themselves caught in an "epic" battle between angels and demons in the middle realm of Midgard.
- 09 September 2011
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Opinion: Ingenious Android App Allows Web-Browsing Over SMS
If you have an Android smartphone and a T-mobile unlimited text plan, there's a new, free, way to browse the web. Smozzy Beta, developed by Jeff Donahue is a free app available on the Android market that is at first-glance simply a wrapper for the built-in web browser. The brilliant difference is that instead of transferring data over 3G, packets are transmitted and received entirely via text message (SMS and MMS).
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Opinion: Droid Bionic a Tinkerer's Dream
It remains to be seen if the long-awaited Droid Bionic from Motorola can live up to its own hype and compete with the iPhone 5, whenever it finally drops, but at the very least it looks like the Bionic is a tiny wonderland for tinkerers and DIY types.
- 08 September 2011
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Opinion: Wait! Don't Rush Out for Droid Bionic or Mango Just Yet
It's an exciting time for high-end smartphones--HTC unveiled a couple hot Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango" smartphones coming soon, and the Droid Bionic is available from Verizon starting today. Devices like the HTC Titan and the Droid Bionic are impressive, but do yourself a favor and wait a month or two before getting a new smartphone.
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