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GadzookiRumor: The Google Tablet to go after Apple’s iSlate?
Posted by Ade as Gadgets, Google, Hardware, Linux
Oh boy, is Google sure on a roll. Mere weeks after the announcement of the Google Phone, the Android-powered Nexus One, and the Google Netbook running (also recently-announced) Google Chrome OS, rumors began flying of another hardware product running Chrome OS. And this time it's a tablet computer.
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Nokia N-Series Phones Will Probably Switch From Symbian to Maemo
Posted by Ade as Handheld, Linux, Phones
I have a love-hate relationship with the Symbian OS. On one hand, it's a mature mobile operating system with a huge selection of applications. On the other hand, it's been pretty restrictive, especially now that you have to sign your applications before you can even install them. Also, it's pretty old, the UI is horrible, and application programmers everywhere are complaining about how hard it is to make apps for Symbian.
Which is why we're all keeping an eye on the N900. The N900, if you haven't heard, is the first phone running Nokia's Linux-based Maemo. Nokia already released a few internet tablets running Maemo before, but this is the first time we've seen Maemo being set up ...
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According to Unwired View, Android 6.1 Donut is already gradually being rolled out over the air.
Donut is a OTA (Over-the-air) update which you should be seeing very soon, if not already. From what we’ve heard, T-Mobile is working to roll it out as fast as possible to help fix the system reboot error that’s well-known on current versions.
Other feature improvements include:
Improved Android Market experience Camera, camcorder, and gallery interface Updated Voice Search Updated search experience (similar but not identical to iPhone’s spotlight search)So have you guys received the new Android or are you still waiting for 6.1 to hit your mobile devices? How is Android Donut treating you so far?
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Motorola shows us what it can do with Google's Android phone platform and introduces the Cliq. The CLIQ delivers a reliable mobile Web experience by harnessing the power and speed of 3G and Wi-Fi. Additional CLIQ features include a 3.1-inch HVGA touch-screen display, a 5 megapixel auto focus camera with video capture and playback at 24 frames per second, a 3.5mm headset jack, a music player with pre-loaded Amazon MP3 store application, Shazam, iMeem Mobile, and a pre-installed 2GB microSD memory card with support for up to 32 GB of removable memory.
I'm not a fan of the QWERTY keyboard (honestly it just looks too ugly) but from what I've been hearing, this could be the best Android
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2007 and Beyond: An Exciting Era for the OS Wars
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Looks like Zonbu broke the $100 barrier. At $99 you get a networkable PC that runs the latest open source software, has plug-and-play functionality with popular devices and gadgets like iPods, digital cameras and the like, and other features you would expect from a full-fledged computer (which the Zonbu actually is). One added benefit is that the subscription model includes secure, remote storage of your data and ...
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