Great software needs hardware that can keep up, and my new Nexus One is a sleek, awesome handset. But the most important ingredient in this generation of touchscreen smartphones is the softw... Read more
BillShrink hits it out of the park with a handy infographic which compares the cost and features of the current generation of smartphones: the Nexus One, the Palm Pre, the Motorola Droid, an... Read more
Google announced the Nexus One phone today, which is on sale from Google here. My current contract is up, I’m sick of living with Edge, and I don’t want to depend on good enough... Read more
I’m pretty excited about the launch of the Nexus One tomorrow (even though in Engadget’s video demo Android’s schmancy new Live wallpaper process crashes, see minute 4:09).... Read more
An unlocked GSM phone running Android 2.1 and available early 2010? I am in. Read more
A solid list of 30 good Android apps. While I don’t have all of these installed, there are a ton of my personal picks here. (Downloading the Evernote Android beta now, which is not yet... Read more
Macworld’s Chris Pepper explains what the heck Google Voice is and does. Even though it’s at times unreliable, I still love the service because it makes me hate the phone less. I... Read more
VisiCalc creator Dan Bricklin–you know, the guy who invented the spreadsheet–has delved into mobile development and released his first iPhone/iPod touch application, Note Taker.... Read more
One of my internet heroes Matt Haughey spends four hours with a Motorola Droid as a totally new user and doesn’t have very many good things to say about the experience. A few of Matt... Read more
Right now, Android is the phone OS you want only if your whole life is already tied up in your Google account. All of Android’s can’t-get-this-anywhere-else applications are made... Read more
Today Google releases a new search-by-picture Android application called Google Goggles. You point your cameraphone at a product, landmark, logo, book or DVD, business card, or storefront, t... Read more
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Robert Scoble argues that requiring users to post their true location in geolocation apps is an “antifeature” because it freaks people out. Users want control over where they say... Read more
A friend complained to me that after only two years, she had to replace her laptop’s battery because it wouldn’t hold a charge. I found myself telling her that she shouldn’... Read more
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