Microsoft exec Ray Ozzie, at a lunchtime session with bloggers at its PDC conference told the bloggers that apps won’t be a differentiating factor on smart phones.
He is wrong. Totally wrong.
Why is Mike Arrington so passionate about his Droid (we argued about it for 39 minutes on the [...]
CNET has a sit-down video interview with Google CEO Eric Schmidt on social search, Android, and plans for the Chome OS , which will be initially targeted to for netbooks. Also, he provides an explanation of Google Wave.
When asked by CNET's Tom Krazit about the Google books settlement, at' [...]
Mike Arrington, founder of the famous and influential TechCrunch blog, and I totally disagree about the Motorola Droid and whether or not it’s a great product or not. To be fair to the Droid I’ve been using it all week to see if my opinion changes (I left [...]
Look. Sure, it's a mobile ad platform, and sure, Google wants to play there, more than they already are. OK. Fine. But really. What's the play?
Droid.
Data.
Droid.
Iphone App Data.
Droid.
K?
Data. Just to be clear. Data. About what works, on iPhone apps, so they can leverage it...for Droid.
K.
So, the hype got to me. Yesterday I headed to Verizon and bought a Motorola Droid, which runs Google’s Android operating system.
Last night my friend Luke Kilpatrick came over and we compared the Droid to the Palm Pre and iPhone. He’s a bit biased toward the Palm, and ran [...]
Hey, Verizon (& Google & Apple & Dell & BestBuy….).
I want to try the Droid but I am already in indentured servitude to AT&T for my iPhone (and have no particular desire to lose it). As much of a gadget geek as I am (I’m no Leo Laporte – [...]
Droid Unveiled in NYC: Lookout here comes the Droid!
Motorola’s Droid, the first handset running Android 2.0, was unveiled by Verizon Wireless at a press event at the W Hotel in New York this morning. The phone, which will be available Nov. 6…
American book retailing giant, Barnes & Noble, has released its very own brand of e-reader, dubbed the "Nook". Whilst currently only available in the US, running on Google's Android operating system and using AT&T for web access, launching the reader internationally should be technically possible.The new device will certainly put up a fight against competitors [...]
