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For years I’ve been giving Google unfettered access to my email and my search history without giving it much thought. And over the course of the past couple years, I’ve continually kept giving them more and more access… That brings us to today, when I finally came to the realization that Google really does own my soul.…
Previously I featured a list of five things Android could learn from iOS, to be fair and balanced, here’s my list of five things iOS could learn from Android. Again, this is a randomly ordered list. 1. Notifications. iOS has a terrible notification system, they could learn a lot from Android on this one. 2. Toggles.…
These aren’t ordered in any particular manor, just a random list of five things that iOS does better than Android 2.2. 1. Style. Android is nice looking, but a little utilitarian in places. Whereas iOS is sleek and stylish to the very end. 2. App badges. Androids task bar notifications are great, but badges are handy…
Continuing on with my “Top 5” series, I’m going to discuss my top 5 favorite “stock replacement” apps. These are applications that provide similar functionality to standard Android apps included on every phone, but in my opinion, are better than the standard app. These apps may have additional customization features, or just plain work better…
Everyone is entitled to their own favorite smartphone, but I think we all can agree that some phones just do certain things better. Today, let’s take a quick look at how various mobile browsers fair in the Acid3 test. Default browsers for the platforms: Android 2.2 93/100 No screenshot, because I haven’t rooted my Droid…