T-minus 5 days. That’s how long we have to wait until Google I/O 2013. If you’re not that excited about the event, don’t worry, you’re in the vast majority. If you are excited, or just curious, I/O 2013 looks fun. Bad news though, if you don’t have tickets, you’re stuck out of luck. Never fear,… Continue Reading
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Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
We’re just a few short days away from Google I/O, where we’re hopefully going to hear more about the possible merger of Android and Chrome. Google I/O will happen in San Francisco on May 15-17. Still want to attend? Too bad. I/O 2013 sold out quickly. California personal injury lawyer, Mitch Jackson posted this great… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
Well, you can, should you so desire, order the next great thing from Samsung, the Galaxy S4 phone. Or, if you’re inclined, you can wait until after Google I/O 2013 to see whether the Motorola X phone will be announced. Either way, you’re going to love these two phones. Coincidentally, you might also want to look for a Nexus 5… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
With ABA TECHSHOW behind me, I’m slowly getting back into the swing of events. If you’d like to read some great reviews of all things TECHSHOW 2013, check out this post by Niki Black or this one by Robert Ambrogi. I also wanted to mention this ABA Journal post discussing John Simek’s presentation on the WiFi Pinapple… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
Next week, or depending on when you’re reading this post, April 5, I’ll be presenting at my two ABA Techshow sessions. I encourage you to join me bright and early for Tablet wars with Tom Mighell and James Province, immediately followed by The 4×4 Challenge. Both sessions will be fun and informative. This week’s round-up will be… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
It’s not too often you have people skiddish about using the services they’ve come to love, but Google managed to scare everyone by announcing the eventual closure of Google Reader. Even when Google announced Google Keep, they couldn’t keep fans from expressing doubt and dismay. “It’s not Evernote,” and “who knows how long we’ll have… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
Well, what do you think? Will the Samsung Galaxy S4 be the next phone to revolutionize the smartphone world? How about Samsung’s presentation? Were you impressed? In case you missed the “Unpacked 2013″ event, here you go: Personally, I was disappointed. The event was poorly executed, with bad acting and poor execution. I don’t know who Will… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
Google Play marked its one year anniversary this week. The Android Market became Google Play, when Google opted to expand its services from just Android apps. I think the move was great, the Play store works, and there’s future endeavors on the horizon. In a similar move, Google opted to purchase Motorola Mobility. Unfortunately, that… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May Have Missed in the World of Android
Electronics aficionados from around the world gathered in Barcelona this week for the Mobile World Congress. The event is similar to Consumer Electronics Show here in the United States, but focused solely on mobile devices and technology. Here are some highlights of the products introduced at MWC that caught my attention: Manufacturers announced 5 top new, sweet… Continue Reading
Weekly News Round-up: What You May have Missed in the World of Android
Chromebook Pixel. That’s the biggest news of the week. Drool now: Google announced the Chromebook Pixel yesterday. The Pixel offer 239 ppi, rendering it the highest pixel density of any laptop currently on the market. The WiFi version will ship next week, but only to the very best of individuals wishing to drop $1,299, with… Continue Reading