Palm Gives Power to the People
You ever check out some of the poorly built or just straight lame apps some of the app stores are carrying? Did you ever think that you could make something way better, if only you had the coding skills? Well here’s your chance to create that killer app without having to be a coding genius. [...]
Read MoreGoogle Announces Nexus One, World Goes CRAZY
Over the weekend Google handed out a new Android-based mobile device for its employees to test out. Then came the tweet that got mouths salivating and more than a few people’s nether regions tingling. “A friend from Google showed me the new Android 2.1 phone from HTC coming out in Jan. A sexy beast. Like [...]
Read MoreLost in the Cloud: A Eulogy for My Lost Data
I’m not going to knock cloud computing completely because it’s allowing for collaborative efforts that were previously unheard of. And with Google beefing up its cloud computing to take on Microsoft, it’s obvious that its not going anywhere anytime soon. At this stage in the game, especially for mobile phone service providers, it might be a good idea to create an app that will do all the data restoration, similar to how iPhone users can back up their info on iTunes. Until then, if I were you, I’d be backing up all my precious contacts the old-fashioned way with a pad and a pen.
Read MoreScratching the Surface of Self-Healing Paint
Last week I touched a little bit on the awesome that is self-healing paint in my Mobile Tech article. This week I thought I’d expound on the point a little bit more. Self-healing paint has to be one of the greatest boons in aesthetic car tech ever. I was geeked when I first heard about [...]
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