You read that right: today at Google I/O, Google announced that they will be releasing Chrome for iOS. It will be hitting the App Store today, so all those iOS users can rejoice. However, Android users still have the upper hand, as Apple does not allow full browser capabilities from third-party alternatives. This means that Chrome won’t be as fast as… Read more
Samsung is throwing everything it’s got at Apple with it’s Galaxy S III and today they’re making things even easier for a user of Apple’s software like an iPhone by teaming up with Mushroom Media to create Easy Phone Sync. Easy Phone Sync allows you to simply hook up your USB cable to your Windows PC or Mac and then transfer your music and media from… Read more
Maps and navigation in iOS. A Safari Omnibar and Tab Sync. These are just a few of the things announced today at Apple’s Worldwide Developer conference that you can already use on your Android device. Let’s take a quick video look at Google’s Innovations that made their way to WWDC 2012. Complete list of “new” WWDC Introductions: Documents in… Read more
Today was a big day for Apple, a major player in the tech world. It was the beginning of their annual developer conference, known as WWDC. It was kicked off with a keynote, and among the announcements were a refresh of the MacBook line (along with the reveal of the new MacBook Pro – I want that thing so much, even if I need to sell a kidney), talk about… Read more
This has been rumored for quite a while, but it is now official. Google Maps will no longer be included on any iOS device. Apple has purchased many companies and is using their assets to create their own maps service to rival Google. The Maps app on iOS devices has not exactly been the best app. Apple had designed it with Google’s assets, and the… Read more
Flurry has its analytics service in 185,000 apps and 100 million unique devices, and this article is a culmination of those statistics. Developers still make apps for iOS over Android by a ratio of 2:1. One issue is number of phones to support. iOS has a max of 5 devices, while Android has hundreds. It’s not always supporting hundreds of devices,… Read more
Clamcase has created the Clambook, an ultrabook without the guts. Very much like the Motorola Webtop docks, you plug in your phone and it will act like an internal display, keyboard, and trackpad. It’ll work with the iPhone, but is really optimized for Android. It has an MHL port, which will output audio and video, and will provide power to the phone…. Read more
There have been plenty of doomsday reports indicating that Android’s incredible rise in marketshare will not only not last, but eventually begin to taper off. This new report courtesy of the IDC, the Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker solidifies Android as the world’s top smartphone OS, but not without a bumpy road ahead. The IDC report… Read more
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jKjEfS0IRT8&feature=player_embedded It seems that everyone but me knows what Carmageddon is. Though I have not experienced it before, I can’t wait for its announced mobile launch. It looks like an arcade version of Grand Theft Auto that’s only in cars. It’s coming to both iOS and Android, so rejoice! All you really do is… Read more
As you remember, there has been a lot of talk about a version of Microsoft Office coming to Android and iOS. Now, someone at The Daily has confirmed the November 10th release date. Take this with a grain of salt, there is no proof or anything. But we can always hope it’s true. Both versions should launch simultaneously, which unfortunately means… Read more
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