Fujitsu might not be a well known brand name to American consumers, but their technology is behind many of the retail stores we shop every day. With the recent announcement of “Service Built For Android”, it appears they are placing their full support behind the Android platform. Fujitsu has also joined the Open Embedded Software [...]
Dear Jared Fogle, Please Take My Android Money
Dear Jared,
I know you don’t run Subway, but you might as well. It was your inspiring weight loss of 245lbs that helped Subway become one of the fastest growing franchises in the world. Since Subway began advertising your story, their sales have more than doubled to 9 billion. You have done so much, but there [...]
Dear Dana White, Please Take My Android Money
Dear Dana,
We met once and I know you are a man who likes to please his customers. I wish my Time Warner PPV was available in HD, but I realize even you can’t fix that problem. However, there is one thing you can do for me. Please take my Android money.
What the heck am I [...]
Aevum Obscurum – 3 Reasons For Purchase
Since the Android Market launched paid apps this week, many users have had the chance to purchase and try out some new games. When the update finally hit my phone, my first purchase was Aevum Obscurum from Noble Master Games. I had enjoyed the demo for several hours when it came out and I was [...]
Torrents and Google Android
Torrents on a cell phone? Imagine the possibilities(both legal and illegal). You are standing in Best Buy browsing for a new DVD to purchase. What if instead of purchasing it, you could scan the UPC code and “rent it” for a lesser charge? By the time you made it home, the movie would be waiting [...]
Hands On With My Tracks for Google Android
When I first saw My Tracks in the Android Market, I quickly passed it over never thinking it was something I would find useful. Why do I need a program on my phone that records my GPS tracks? I already have a TomTom in my car. What is my phone going to offer me that [...]
StumbleUpon Brings X-Rated Content to Android Market
Late last night I downloaded a new application in the Android Market from StumbleUpon. StumbleVideo allows you to “discover the best mobile video”. I had used the StumbleUpon toolbar so I was familiar with how their system works. Imagine my surprise when I was viewing soft core porn videos within minutes of opening the app.
I [...]
Twitter Client Roundup for Android
Update: When I posted this review I was very new to Twitter. I plan on updating this story when the site launches and including more in depth information. In the mean time, you should be using Twidroid.
I have been a subscriber of many social sites over the years, but I had never tried Twitter until [...]
The Seven Year Leap
My love affair with cell phones began 7 years ago at the age of 19. I purchased the Samsung SPH-N200 and signed up with Sprint. I had just moved into my first apartment and this was my main source of communication with the outside world. Little did I know how this technology would change the [...]
