The problem with Americas patent system

FFS RT @efonsecajr: Apple owns "bounce back" scrolling functionality, pinch-to-zoom,& tap-to-zoom. What a clusterfukk our patent system is

— Chris Saad (@ChrisSaad) August 24, 2012

Google TV

(Source: Engadget)

(Cross posted from Acrylic Style)

Android on iPhone

I've been waiting for someone to do this ever since they ported Linux to the iPhone.

(Source: Engadget)

Open Pandora booting Android

Honestly I think this thing should've run Android from the start, maybe dual booting the Pandora OS along side it and customizing the Android OS to look like the Pandora OS so that most people can't tell the difference.

(Source: Engadget)

HP Android Smartbook

An interesting note is this is running the same processor as Googles Nexus One.

(Source: AndroidandMe)

Google Nexus One

1Ghz processor, nuff said...

(Source: Acrylic Style Blog)

So... the Droid's good

Video Games - E3 2009 - Attack of the Show

Ok, the reason why I went with Attack of the Show to post this was because I've been aware of Kevin Pereiras habit of comparing every phone they review to the iPhone and I wanted to know how he felt Droid faired against it.

I'm glad despite the lack of style, small keyboard and useless d-pad (same stuff I've heard on every review) that it still got a 4 out of 5.

I think for a company that has long left a bad taste in my mouth, Motorola deserves applause here.

(I'm seriously waiting for a SnapDragon powered Android phone that supports LTE and/or WiMax though)

HTC Hero

I've got to say I like this (except for the fact that it doesn't have updates over the air like the G1).
Running with Flash Player 10 installed, a social contacts system reminiscent of the Palm Pre and multi-touch this sounds like something close to an iPhone killer.

And it really solidifies an argument I've stated to my friends that the iPhone should support Mac OS X widgets (I'm really hopeful that Google will make an app that allows Google Desktop gadgets and iGoogle gadgets to be displayed on an Android device).

(Sources: Google Blogoscoped and Engadget)

I want one

GiiNii a company known for digital picture frames (well, I can't say known, since I haven't heard of it, but whatever) has displayed an Android tablet at CES, that's already being touted as the iPod Touch of Android (expect alot of these in the future) it has a 4.3-inch, 480 x 272 touchscreen, a built in mic, camera, 256MB of internal memory, microSD card slot (why not just regular SD?), oh and a headphone jack.

Too bad all they could say for a price was "less than the iPod touch"

(This new item on my wishlist is thanks to Engadget)

Jason Perlow on ZDNets insane idea for Google to make an Android MP3 player.

I love making long headlines.