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· Android, Google

Baby Savers

I'm dropping the bomb today. For lack of anything better to write about. There is a new game on the horizon for Android users out there from a new company called FatHat Games. The game is titled Baby Savers. You take the…

· Android, Google

Android Tips and Tricks

Let it be known that I LOVE my Motorola Droid and I love the Android operating system. Both are rock solid and fast. The problem is that I'm a power user in every sense of the word. I'm pretty sure they don't make a phon…

· Android

Apple iPhone Conspiracy Theory

I'm not one to get all crazy over conspiracy theories and I think you'll find that most level headed geeks aren't either but this latest "leak" and soap opera with Apple and the new 4th generation iPhone definitely begs …

· Android

Random Thoughts on UI

Button Button Who's Got the Button? I read a blog recently, which I don't have the link for, that was pondering if the buttons layed out in rows is the 'best' interface for touch devices. Cnet's Buzz Out Loud podcast als…

· Android, Google, Uncategorized

iPad Hubbub

With the iPad launch upon us I feel the need, finally, to expound on my thoughts and ideas about it. For those of you who know me you will know I value Apples usability and quality of product but at the same time their i…

· Android, Google

Android Needs A Style Guide

I’ve suggested this for discussion on a few Android related blogs and yet to see this get any talk time. Android needs a style guide. In kind of a bad way. While it’s seeing a lot of up take and it’s gaining ground on ma…

· Android, Google

Google Android Needs a Style Guide

I've suggested this for discussion on a few Android related blogs and yet to see this get any talk time. Android needs a style guide. In kind of a bad way. While it's seeing a lot of up take and it's gaining ground on ma…

· Android, Gadgets, Google

Google Android Needs a Style Guide

Wouldn't it be nice if your Android phone had the 'settings' button in the same place all the time? Or if you at least had the option to choose apps that were always going feel familiar and have things in common? Thats the draw to the iphone and Google could fix this issue by issuing a style guide or common guide of style elements for application programmers to follow.