Android, our home away from Home

It's been quite a few posts since the last time we looked at our favorite Operating System, and how it's been trying to change the way we live with our smartphones. Before we start though, I'll have to agree that many concepts we Android users live today, are similar to those lived already by BlackBerry, Symbian and Windows Mobile users. However, a couple of key differences make Android (and possibly webOS) different from them. Not only is Android built as a next-gen mobile platform, it's also proving to be a lot more mainstream than anyone would've predicted a year ago.

For the love of (smart)phones

So... what day is it? Ah yes, it's Valentine's Day. We needn't to tell you, I'm sure you know it better than us. After all, what does a tech blog have to say about February the 14th? Well, just stay with us, and you'll find out.

TechTalk: The Droid and its Milestone (Updated)

 

At last, the second issue of TechTalk. Don't worry, this one will be a lot more fun, since we'll be discussing current technology instead of out-dated one, and because finally, you'll get to understand why we easily claim that a smartphone's CPU is not up to standards while another one's is. Granted, the future is moving fast, and for you to fully understand the current context of mobile CPUs we'll need another issue, but with this one, you'll be able to look into a smartphone's face and not be fooled by the headlines "new", "coming soon" and "800 Mhz clock speed", because sadly, many smartphones being released today still don't offer the latest technology they should.

So please, join us and give us your own opinion in the comments section below. Before moving on though, if you've not read our first issue of TechTalk, we encourage you to please do so, since it's essential for fully understanding this post.

About Prospector

I know we've been silent these last few days, but we're going to try and keep up on weekends. Today we want to introduce our upcoming new column: Prospector.