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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Google+
So Google released another social networking tool, Google+ that they hope will pull some people from Facebook. They have had quite a large number of folks come over already (about 10 million at last count), so maybe this will do better than Wave and Buzz. I do like this a little better than Facebook, as [...]
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HP Touchpad…Not FTW…
That’s For the Win, for those not knowing shorthand. I looked that up a while ago as well. Anyway, why not ‘for the win?’ I heard such great things about the Linux-based WebOS operating system that HP uses. If you recall, when HP bought Palm, they acquired the OS used, WebOS. Many people regularly sing [...]
Posted in hardware, open source, OSS Applications
Tagged android, education, google, internet, linux, open source, schools, tablet
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Acer Iconia Tablet
So my second demo is the Acer Iconia tablet. Another Honeycomb tab with the major difference between the Samsung and it being the weight. After the lightness of the Galaxy 10, the Acer feels like my Viewsonic. It feels solid and sturdy, just heavy. I’ll use it a little while and report back…
Posted in hardware, open source, OSS Applications
Tagged acer, android, browser, education, google, internet, linux, media, open source, schools, tablet
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Honeycomb
Just some pics of booting up the new Galaxy 10.1 tablet with Honeycomb. I love this UI. It makes me think we may see fewer hardware manufacturers adding on UIs (HTC Sense, Motorola MotoBlur for examples). I can see me keeping stock on this one. And yes, that is Smashing Pumpkins cued up! Initial Boot [...]
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Tagged android, education, google, linux, media, open source, schools, tablet, video
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Samsung Galaxy 10.1 Tablet
Wow! Got a demo unit (or a few–look for an Acer, Toshiba, and Asus review soon), and I FOUND the tablet for me. You know I have been rocking the Viewsonic, and enjoy dumping ROMS on it, but Honeycomb, Google’s 3.0 OS ROCKS on the Samsung. The features, resizing widgets, buttons in the OS and [...]
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Tagged android, browser, education, google, internet, linux, open source, samsung, schools, tablet
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