Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jun 23 2008 | google, iphone, mobile, android
Quoted: Because Google is providing so many of its resources to T-Mobile to ensure it has a phone ready to go by the end of this year, a Google Android phone from another carrier, Sprint, is likely pushed until next year. Likewise, China Mobile could see a launch of its first Android phone pushed into 2009.
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Both Sprint and China Mobile are also said to want to make their own branded version of the platform, something which will take more time and resources. Sprint also is unsure about whether to push forward with a device that works on a 3G network, or simply wait until the 4G networks are ready to go.
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That is not a good sign.
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jul 03 2008 | google, iphone, mobile
Quoted: Google has unveiled a web-based version of its Google Talk instant messaging client specifically built for the iPhone. Quite simply: It’s amazing — but it has limitations.
Sigh. I checked earlier tonight in fact for an iPhone optimized version of MSN's Web Messenger. No luck. If there's not a Live Messenger client in the App Store on day one, I am going to be pissed.
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - May 13 2008 | iphone, google, mobile
I think Scoble might, in fact, be using the old version of the Google Reader for iPhone. The new one lets you share easily without a navigation. You do have to actually read the post before you share it (usually a good idea), but the click to view a post makes it appear inside the main list. No navigation required. The share / unshare link is an ajax method located at the footer of the post. This doesn't cause a navigation as it did in the first version. Also, you can now see All Posts, not just new ones. Nice improvements.
Quoted: You might like it though. Some of my Twitter friends say that’s how they read all their feeds (I bias my life around sharing feed items, so making me click through items to share makes me mad).
- Tosh | Shared With: Everyone - Jan 14 2008 | iphone, video, google
Handy.
Quoted: iTransmogrify! is a bookmarklet for iPhone which transforms embedded Flash content into direct links to natively supported formats. That means YouTube videos and MP3s can now be played from the iPhone’s Safari web browser with just a few clicks.
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