Archive for December, 2010
Kindle adds book lending
This is a nice added feature for both Kindle hardware and the apps; book lending.
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Tags: amazon, kindle, lending
This is an interesting explanation of the Skype meltdown last week.
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Tags: outage, Skype
Samsung Galaxy Tab for £400
It’s not my bag, but if you’re interested Comet now have the tab for £400.
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Tags: comet, deal, galaxy tab
Gmail delegation
Looks like you can nowdelegate access to your Gmail account like corporate email. I can’t think of any other webmail services that allow this.
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Tags: delegation, Gmail
Watch Flash video on your iPhone
Give this a try and let me know how it goes.
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Tags: Adobe, Flash, iPhone
Andy Rubin has let slip that Google Talk will have built in video chat in Android 3.0(Honeycomb), available early next year.
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Tags: android 3.0, google talk, Honeycomb
Android 2.3 screenshot tour
Android 2.3 is only a minor upgrade but Lifehacker have a nice visual tour of the new features for end users. We knew this was going to be a minor update with a 0.1 increment in version number, Honeycomb will most likely be Android 3.0 (and probably with a visual overhaul by Matias Duarte)
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Tags: Android, android 2.3, Google, screenshot
Cat’s out the bag, Google Nexus S comes out in the UK 20th December One sentence Summary: I’d rather have a Nexus One, the S isn’t much of an improvement. A few thoughts: Screen – Curved (convex?), interesting Build quality – Not as nice as the Nexus One, simple as that. Tacky Samsung plastic […]
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Tags: android 2.3, gingerbread, Google, nexus S
Wow, what took so long? Upon further investigation, it seems offline caching isn’t enabled yet. I’m sticking with Newsrob.
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Tags: Android, google reader