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Andy Rubin, Google’s senior director for mobile platforms claims that Android will be on 18-20 mobile phones from over a half dozen manufactures by the end of the year. It will be interesting to see how much of the iPhone/Blackberry Smart Phone market all the G-Phones manages to get. Google’s Android on more platforms than WINCE [...]
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Microsoft is rushing to get Windows7 out the door. One reason is so they can push it into the netbook market. Netbook manufacturers have been looking at alternate OS solutions, including Google’s Android (it’s not just for Cell Phones anymore). The latest rumor is that Dell is working on an Android based netbook. If a [...]
Filed under: Android, Microsoft, netbook, Operating Systems, tech rumors, Windows7 | Tagged: Android, computer, netbook, Operating System, rumor | 2 Comments »
The Vista OS has not been good for Microsoft. Pushed out quickly into the supply chain, new Vista users found a very different GUI, old reliable programs that would no longer run, digital music they had purchased would no longer play due to DRM issues, and a new version of Office that required a fair [...]
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Back in early November of last year, I predicted that Android would be running on Netbooks before Windows 7. Last month, it came out that Asus had Android running on one of their netbooks in a lab. Now ComputerWorld is reporting that Guangzhou Skytone Transmission Technologies Co. Ltd, based in Communist China, will have their Alpha 680 [...]
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There has been grumbling about the lack of cell phone platforms available for Google’s Android OS. Perhaps it is because the cell phone platform was just a Beta test for Android. Rumors about Android being targeted for Netbooks have been around for a while. Well, it’s not a rumor anymore. Android has been successfully loaded [...]
Filed under: Android, cell phone tech, Google, LINUX, netbook, Operating Systems, Smart Phone, tech rumors | Tagged: Android, cell phone, Google, netbook, Operating System, OS, Smart Phone | 4 Comments »
One of the serious problems with Vista was the half dozen plus versions. That caused market confusion as well as code bloat, since every version had the same code with features locked out in the lower end versions. It looks like nobody has explained exactly what is wrong with this to the marketing folks at [...]
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For just shy of $45, including tax, I have Windows7 producing actual sound. Listening to unencrypted MP3s (the way music should be formated). All it took was a new sound card and a set of cheap speakers. (my Bose Companion 5 speakers are hooked up to my main system). Getting my Samsung color laser printer [...]
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It’s an interesting time for operating systems. The landscape was Microsoft dominating, Apple with a small, but fanatically loyal share and LINUX pulling up a distant third with a tiny hardcore geek base. Then Microsoft decided to make its users relive the ME days with Vista, only worse. The timing was horrible, since Apple was [...]
Filed under: Android, Apple, Google, LINUX, Microsoft, netbook, Open Source, Operating Systems, Smart Phone, Windows7 | Tagged: Android, Apple, Google, LINUX, Microsoft, netbook, Operating System | 6 Comments »
Popular Mechanics has a review of the T-Mobile G-1 phone. Here is the short form review. A nice 1.0 product. A bit bigger than the iPhone, but it has a physical keyboard! Folks with stubby fingers have been complaining about the iPhone virtual keyboard since day one. The G-1 also has a vitural keyboard [...]
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