Clinton Stark
Clinton shoots videos for Stark Insider. San Francisco Bay Area arts, Ingmar Bergman and French New Wave, and chasing the perfect home espresso shot 25 seconds at a time (and failing). Peloton: ClintTheMint. Camera: Video Gear
Ice Cream Sandwich on Google Nexus S (ps – where’s Galaxy Nexus?)
For those coming off 2-year old contracts, mostly from the original Motorola Droid (November 2009), it's another hilariously frustrating (yet entertaining) episode in the will the Nexus ever launch mini-series.
Android App Deal – get SwiftKey X Keyboard for only 10 cents
I've been on the beta program for this one for a while, and liked it so much, that I bought multiple copies. I routinely use SK X and SK Tablet X on a Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, Tab 7 (original) and on my trusty Moto Droid (soon to be replaced by Nexus... maybe).
News Republic app to ship with Lenovo tablets
News app from Mobiles Republic to be preloaded on 4 new Lenovo Android models.
Updated Stark Insider channel now on YouTube (plus my thoughts on the new design)
A look at the design changes and updates Google made to YouTube. Plus an inside look at Stark Insider TV, a channel with over 450,000 views.
AT&T LG Nitro HD – worth the switch from Verizon Galaxy Nexus?
I'm not sure I'd take Rezound, but I'd definitely take a Droid RAZR or Nexus over the Nitro. I'm actually somewhat surprised AT&T didn't snag something more differentiated to woo us Androids coming off 2-year contracts.
Galaxy Nexus – More photos, launch news (just ship it!)
Frustration levels mounting, many have told us that they've already jumped the gun and purchased either an HTC Rezound or Motorola Droid RAZR. Both respectable, and well reviewed devices. Neither, however, ship with Android 4.0, aka Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS).
Email is Dead. Long live Email!
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg boldy predicted email's demise at the Nielsen Consumer 360 in 2010. Guess what? Oprah lives; so does email.
Stark Tech Now: Jawbone Up, GH2 vs. 60D, Asus Transformer Prime, Android spyware
This holiday season expect the Amazon Kindle Fire, the iPad 2, and even some of the more popular, well-priced Android tablets such as the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 to go gang-busters at the (virtual) cash register.
Emulate Windows Phone 7 on Android, iPhone
WP7 is pleasant enough, but seeing anything referencing "Outlook" immediately induces nausea and psychedelic images of an insanely happy paperclip randomly appearing on a severely underpowered mid-90s Compaq laptop.
Samsung Galaxy Nexus Daily: 720p display in-depth, iPhone 4s compared
With Nexus, instead of a big-bang end-of-year announcement we have a possible game-wining touchdown gone awry. It's like the Immaculate Deception, Android edition--let's just fumble our way forward to success must be the thinking.
