Mobile

I keep getting these emails from linked-in and I can’t help but wonder: why are you neglecting your website that much? Why is the app that much better? Is it really better? They don’t make it apparent how. Do they not care about people using the web version anymore? Does Microsoft really feel the primary audience is mobile and not people that sit in front of their computers all day? Why should we believe that linked-in is going to continue investing in the app when we’ve seen folks like StackOverflow create apps and then abandon them? ...

I’ve had mostly positive experiences with #t-mobile but they definitely need to train their support technicians better from the sounds of this. Links #t-mobile Un-truthful Carrier: Ten Lies T-Mobile Told Me About My Data Plan - Jeff Reifman Shared with: Public

#8: choices in app development languages and platforms. Links 7 Reasons Why You Should Buy An Android Phone Over An iPhone Shared with: Public

Yay Links Verizon Galaxy S4 has Been Rooted Again Running Build VRUAME7 – Droid Life Shared with: Public +1’d by: Brandy Butler, Paul Fernandez Comments Christopher Hicks - 2013-07-30T00:59:46Z I have rooted my first phone! I was ready to take it back to Verizon and get one that I could root. Happy, happy. Nexus experience is next. Brandy Butler - 2013-07-31T03:18:16Z Nexus FTW

It is so sad that iphone users will miss out on the latest innovations in traffic avoidance and congestion prevention. Links Android’s Rise Helps Google Grow Its Traffic Surveillance System - Technology Review Shared with: Public

Apple’s case against Samsung’s designs strains any rational consideration. Shocker! Apple lives in its own reality. Being a strong innovator is not enough for them. They have to rewrite history and then sue people over it. What a sad farce. Maybe if they weren’t putting so much energy into the court room they’d have more mojo for competing with Android. Siri, why why why? Links Samsung reveals its pre-iPhone concepts: 10 touchscreen devices Shared with: Public

Android is eating the phone market impressively fast. Maybe open is better than closed. Who could have guessed? Links The One Chart You Need To See To Understand Mobile Shared with: Public, Comments Christopher Hicks - 2011-11-21T16:06:25Z +Heart Spring interesting. I haven’t seen any Mac or Android malware in the wild, but I will keep a keener eye out for it now.

This could be pretty cool. I always wanted a PSP with a screen bigger than a postage stamp. Links GameStop to bring Android-based gaming tablet to market Shared with: Public +1’d by: Nathan Weinberg