It’s official: Google announces Nexus One, runs Android 2.1 on T-Mobile
The worst kept secret of 2010 is more as today Google launched its long rumored, eagerly anticipated Nexus One phone at a press conference at…
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Confessions of an iPhone chick: It wasn’t love at first touch
It’s been a little over two weeks since I had to put my faithful BlackBerry to rest after three years of service. The cute little…
Blu-ray follows the money, to go 3D
With over $1B earned in only 17 days, Avatar has demonstrated that: (a) people still go to movies if offered something compelling they can’t get…
Google set to launch Nexus One at CES
Tomorrow is already one of the biggest tech events of 2010; the next will be later this month when Apple will supposedly release its much…
Lenovo “leaks” (aka markets) new ThinkPad models in advance of CES
Leaking is so trendy these days. December it was all about Google’s Nexus One, which lit up the Blogosphere with photos, videos and endless posts…
Another 10 cool things about Moto Droid and Android – Part 2
The Moto Droid and Google’s mobile operating system Android are proving to be a match made in smartphone heaven. It’s been almost 2 months now…
Solar Update: December 2009, monthly and annual report
It’s time for the monthly solar update and the end of year round up on our Sunpower solar energy panels. With the shortened daylight hours…
First impressions: Swype for Android (tested on Moto Droid)
Still in beta, the software has attracted significant attention in recent months.
Nexus One: Can Google transform yet another industry?
If we’ve learned one thing in tech over the past 24 months it’s not to bet against Google (NASDAQ: GOOG). You need not look any…
5 Android apps that deliver the wow factor (and might even be practical too!)
Even though the Android Market doesn't yet have the vast number of apps that iTunes does (16,000 vs. 80,000), there is plenty of good stuff…