Android

24 Hours With DROID Bionic and Lapdock

24 Hours With DROID Bionic and Lapdock

Sitting in a meeting, taking notes with Evernote and writing a blog post in two different tabs in Firefox, I have completely forgotten that my MacBook is still sitting in my bag, untouched. This is just one of my incredible experiences with the new Motorola DROID Bionic. Its a dual-core phone with a GB of [...]

Google Voice Search Gets Personal

Google Voice Search Gets Personal

If you have Android 2.2, you may have noticed an update to Google Voice Search. The big change is an opt-in service that allows Google to help recognize your patterns of speech.  Like Dragon Naturally Speaking and other speech recognition software that have come before, you can train the speech engine – in this case [...]

Hi, I’m an Apple Device on a Bad Network…

Have you seen the new T-Mobile ad yet? Remember those “Hi, I’m a Mac” ads?  T-Mobile is firing a shot back using the same strategy Apple had against Windows.  T-Mobile’s myTouch, the latest HTC Android hotness, running Android 2.2. While there’s debate on whether T-Mobile’s 4G network is “officially”  4G or not, they’re certainly trying [...]

Android 2.1 Review

Android 2.1 Review

Well, its been several weeks now and I’m both impressed and disappointed with the Android upgrade. The ability to dictate to any text field is impressive. I have used this in the car with the sunroof open and lots of white noise and it rarely misses. However, when it does miss the result is quite [...]