Since the first Android 3.0 device, the Motorola Xoom is really a showcase for Google’s tablet-focused Honeycomb OS. The Xoom is priced to take on the Ipad tablet . Theoretically not less than, there is not much the iPad can [...]
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Is Chrome OS ready for public use?
According to unnamed sources close to Pocket-Lint, Google is working on agreements with manufacturers and retail suppliers. So far, three companies testing the new operating system on a plant level are Acer, Asus and Samsung, two of whom allegedly claimed [...]
Samsung I9000 Galaxy S Review
If the history of Android smartphones considered a race to emulate Apple’s iPhone with Samsung Galaxy S is the coronation looks remarkably like the iPhone 3G, with its rounded edges and a single central button below the screen. It also [...]
Google Introduces the WebM Video Format
Google officially announced the forthcoming release of an open source, royalty-free video format called WebM. Using the VP8 codec that Google acquired from On2 last February, the format is backed by fellow browser makers Mozilla and Opera. In April, rumors [...]
Youtube has a new look on Google Chrome
Today I noticed that Youtube has a “new look” on the updated version of Google Chrome. As you have noticed on my screenshot. The video description is now located below the video and the related videos has increased in numbers. [...]
Nexus One: Google’s answer to Apple’s iPhone
The Nexus One is a smartphone from Google that uses the Android open source mobile operating system.The device is manufactured by Taiwan’s HTC Corporation, and became available on January 5, 2010. Features of the phone include the ability to transcribe [...]
Google Chrome Beta now available for Mac and Linux
Two key pieces of Google’s effort to make Chrome a more competitive browser fell into place on Tuesday as Google released beta versions of the browser for Mac OS X and Linux. Tuesday’s software release is a version of Chrome [...]
