Noah's Bark Episode 6 - Obama + McCain + Current TV + Twitter = Hack the Debate (with your phone)!Chloe Sladden, VP of Special Project Programming at Current TV, comes on the show to talk about "Hack the Debate." Current has teamed up with Twitter to broadcast a near-real-time river of tweets with each Presidential (and VP) debate this year. River of tweets? Huh? Learn about it on the show, and also catch up on the latest cell phone news. Plus: TWO Top 5 lists! D'oh!Listen now using the player below - or Download & take it with you Fetch me more...Quickly jump to more information about related topics, cell phones, carriers or phone manufacturers mentioned in this Podcast by using the links below.Topics: android Our fancy algorithm says this stuff is related...Sony Ericsson Xperia X1 Full ReviewAfter a week with the X1, Noah answers the eternal question: Is beauty really only skin deep, or is the X1 good all the way down to its core?Xperia X1 (Sony Ericsson Unlocked GSM) - UnboxingNoah can't even wait until he gets back to the office ... The Xperia X1 smartphone is unboxed at an outdoor cafe, webcam style!Bold vs Touch Pro vs G1 - Live on PhoneDog TV Episode 1It's a smartphone showdown live on PhoneDog TV! BlackBerry Bold vs HTC Touch Pro vs T-Mobile G1 in a live PhoneDog Dogfight. Tune in Wed Nov 12 at 7pm (4 Pacific) only @ PhoneDog.com/tv. Make requests, ask questions, and chat with Noah only on PhoneDog TV - every Wednesday!T-Mobile G1 Review: Camera, Photos and Video PlayerNoah checks out the G1's camera and photo gallery apps, and downloads Video Player BETA. The G1 REALLY needs a good video player.T-Mobile G1 Review: Phone and RingtonesForget all the bells and whistles - how is the G1 as a phone? Noah checks it out, and he also makes a custom ringtone using Ringdroid, a free app from the Android Market.T-Mobile G1 Review: Music and MP3 StoreMore with the G1. Noah tries out the music player and Amazon mp3 store. Where's the headphone jack?Android: What Happened to Ringdroid?In response to several Emails we've received over the past day or two, here's what can I tell you re: The current state of the G1's Android Market and the super yummy "Ringdroid" app. More soon, I hope ... Hello G1 Owners, A few of you have emailed to ask about the "Ringdroid" app that was featured in one of my videos. I downloaded the app from the Android Market and used it to create a custom ringtone, as shown in the...Flash 10 shows love for LinuxAs I indicated in my post on Silverlight for Android, a phone that could run both Silverlight and Flash could steal the title of "most web-friendly phone." Well, get a load of this. Adobe just released Flash 10, and it supports Linux from the get-go. The previous version of Flash put Linux on the low-priority list; delivering support 6 months after Windows and Mac users were satisfied. Exciting stuff, considering the release of Android. When...HTC G1 in-depth review - ConclusionI personally am very happy to be playing with the G1, but more excited for whatever comes next. The G1’s size, weight, lack of 3.5mm headphone jack, and disappointing keyboard make me a little hesitant to jump immediately onto the bandwagon and buy a G1 of my own. That said, I still might do it. Android on the G1 is a very satisfying experience that will only get better as more apps are developed and released to the Android...HTC G1 in-depth review - At a GlanceWhat’s Good: Android experience is excellent; Web browser is amongst best available on cell phones; Great touchscreen; Touchscreen plus trackball plus QWERTY board provides multiple input options; Notifications bar is handy; Great GMail & Google services implementation; 3G and WiFi for fast data speeds; Amazon provides DRM-free mp3 downloads via WiFi What’s Not Good: Big, bulky, heavy, and not particularly attractive; QWERTY thumbboard...HTC G1 in-depth review - IntroductionWe’ve all been waiting, and now that it’s here the T-Mobile G1 does not disappoint. Yes, it’s big and bulky and heavy and lacks a bunch of features it really should have. But Android is good - real, real good - and the overall experience of using a G1 for just under a week has left me wanting more. For as much as the G1 itself is the opposite of sexy, the experience of Android on the G1 is nothing but sexy. The touchscreen...HTC G1 in-depth review - Design & FeaturesG1 is big and bulky. While the phone’s footprint is just a bit smaller than iPhone’s, its thickness really makes it feel like a brick in hand or pocket. The flip-side is that the phone is quite solid. From the touchscreen to the unique slider mechanism, I never once feared for G1’s safety. The phone features a 3.17” touchscreen with a full QWERTY thumbboard hidden underneath, and a trackball. While this may...HTC Touch HD vs. LG Prada 2heres the thing in january ill be getting a new phone and ive narrowed it down to two. i decided on the htc touch hd or the lg prada 2, i decided not to do the xperia because its laggy and decided againt the bb bold because its kind of ugly. But ive read the spec sheets and the hd and prada 2 have basically the same hardware. i like smartphones but i like having a phone that no one else has and since the hd is probaly getting android next year i...What's the best OS for mobile/cellphones?Hi Noah and editorsI own both the iPhone 3G and the G1...while the iPhone OS s much more "eye-candy-fied" it does seem quite buggy and the safari seems to crash a lot...have any other ppl experienced this?The G1 OS Android, on the other hand, is a lot more stable and infinitely more fun to play around with...sure, it ain't as pretty, but a lot more functional, if you ask meI've never had the chance to play around with the HTC...Cell Phone EconomicsWhat ever happened to Adam Smith’s philosophy of specialization? I wish service providers, handset makers, and software developers would revisit this simple, yet revolutionary concept that was introduced to the world in 1776. Each person or group focuses on one area and continually improves their piece of the puzzle. Let’s use Verizon Wireless for our example. Verizon Wireless has a great network (I personally use it) and its coverage area is...ANDROID NEWS FOR NOAH! I HOPE THIS IS OF SOME HELP!!!This is a link to a few android tid bits! Here is a video of the G1 running with multi touch fuctionality. www.phandroid.com/2008/11/25/android-roundup-mia-edition/LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!DaBzNeez |
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