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It's Thursday again which means it's time for Tech Thursdays, this is my fifth episode.
This episode covers the new BlackBerry Curve 8980 that just went through the FCC with GSM/EDGE bands, Bluetooth, 802.11n, 3.2MP camera, and the usual QWERTY keyboard. It looks better than the old BlackBerry 8900, but some of the features of the 8500 and 3G ones look a little better.
Nielsen just released some statistics about smartphone operating systems. They showed Android has about a fourth of the market share. The iPhone and BlackBerry phones are just above that. The rest are smaller. Android really grew a lot since past year at 9%. The BlackBerry really lost sales, while the iPhone stayed about the same.
Google finally created a Google Reader for your Android phone with an OS newer than 1.6. It's a nice mobile application that is much better than the web mobile version. It has all of the features the desktop has overall. I really like it and it's now one of my most used Android apps.
HP is quitting the Windows Home Server market in 2011, they don't want to work with the new upcoming Vail version of Windows Home Server. So get your MediaSmart servers now if you want them. The developers actually are moving to webOS so maybe you'll see more HP products with the webOS operating system.
And finally the Sony PlayStation Move is selling more than the Kinect. The Move has 4.1 million shipments, while the Kinect has 2.5 million sales. Probably most of that 4.1 million has already been sold which is probably more than the Kinect's 2.5 million. It will be interesting to see how the motion controller wars end up.
Articles used: http://gtmurl.com/hB2HCP
Blog: http://zlstudios.net
Twitter: http://twitter.com/cusinndzl
This episode covers the new BlackBerry Curve 8980 that just went through the FCC with GSM/EDGE bands, Bluetooth, 802.11n, 3.2MP camera, and the usual QWERTY keyboard. It looks better than the old BlackBerry 8900, but some of the features of the 8500 and 3G ones look a little better.
Nielsen just released some statistics about smartphone operating systems. They showed Android has about a fourth of the market share. The iPhone and BlackBerry phones are just above that. The rest are smaller. Android really grew a lot since past year at 9%. The BlackBerry really lost sales, while the iPhone stayed about the same.
Google finally created a Google Reader for your Android phone with an OS newer than 1.6. It's a nice mobile application that is much better than the web mobile version. It has all of the features the desktop has overall. I really like it and it's now one of my most used Android apps.
HP is quitting the Windows Home Server market in 2011, they don't want to work with the new upcoming Vail version of Windows Home Server. So get your MediaSmart servers now if you want them. The developers actually are moving to webOS so maybe you'll see more HP products with the webOS operating system.
And finally the Sony PlayStation Move is selling more than the Kinect. The Move has 4.1 million shipments, while the Kinect has 2.5 million sales. Probably most of that 4.1 million has already been sold which is probably more than the Kinect's 2.5 million. It will be interesting to see how the motion controller wars end up.
Articles used: http://gtmurl.com/hB2HCP
Blog: http://zlstudios.net
Twitter: http://twitter.com/cusinndzl
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