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Killing Innovation
I am not a fan of Samsung.
As I wrote before, I am appalled by their attitude towards the devices they push on the mobile market. Spam the market with tens if not hundreds of models and then forget about them in terms of support and updates.
The connection between a device and the software that operates it is a very sensitive one, which can m [...]
Google+ vs Facebook
Not long after my initial thoughts on the Google+ demos, I managed to get invited to experience the beta version of Google’s social network firsthand. Following its good habits, Google is gradually expanding the user base. Unlike the case of Gmail, with Google+ I got a bit luckier and didn’t have to wait nearly 6 months to make an account.
It [...]
What does Google+ have?
If one thing puts Google up front, then it’s perseverance. Wave was a flop, Buzz was a flop. It is undoubtedly strange that the add/search giant doesn’t seem to figure out the social networking and collaboration area. After all, the research behind Google’s behavioral system is largely social and given the amount of data it analyzes, Google s [...]
Getting Google+ invites: the hack way
Since Google+ opened its restricted beta testing, the internet is roaring with demands for invites to test the new social network. However, Google only gives about 15 invites per already accepted tester and even those are scarce as Google has temporarily stopped the process.
But some people still claim to have found loopholes or procedures. T [...]
Android review: Samsung Galaxy S
It’s already been a few days since I started playing with my new Android-based smartphone, the Samsung Galaxy S. The replacement for my old (well, not so old in fact) Acer Liquid placed itself as the flagship of Samsung’s top of the line, sharing the spot with the newer Google Nexus S (also produced by Samsung). Seems that after t [...]
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