quite different from Apple’s 30%, makes publishers happy.
Category Archives: Google
Say Goodbye to Premium Tablet Prices: Google shows off Android 3.0
Don’t you dare buy today anything priced over 500 euros. By summer, Honeycomb will be here…
from engadget
KIRF iPad says Droidbook or iPoid
The iPad you were looking for, now with Android 1.6
Features:
CPU: VIA MW8505 600MHz
Screen: 7 inch LCD, multi-Touch display with IPS technology, 800*480px, 171M memory, support SD card up to 16GB extended
Multimedia codes: Support MP3, MP4, AVI, Word, Excel, Mail, PDF, video online
Netbook support: Ethernet 10/100M, WiFi: 802.11B/G
High-fidelity stereo speaker output
Dock connector port
3.5-mm stereo headphone jack
Built-in speaker
Microphone
Software: Google Android 1.6
Other functions: WiFi, Alarm, Calendar, Contacts, Documents to go, Email, iReader, Maps, Browser, Voice recorder, Gravity Sensor
Size: 207*120*15mm
Net Weight: 348g
Color: White
Google takes usability to the next level
A button next to the Search button triggers a virtual keyboard.
Google search typad
The “good-enough” revolution
Apples Taking The High End, Acers Taking The Low End, And Everyone Else Is Screwed.
For Apple,“build it and they will pay” is business as usual. But it’s not a universal business truth. On the contrary, companies like Ikea, H. & M., and the makers of the Flip video camera are flourishing not by selling products or services that are “far better” than anyone else’s but by selling things that aren’t bad and cost a lot less. These products are much better than the cheap stuff, and they tend to be appealingly styled, but, unlike Apple, the companies aren’t trying to build the best mousetrap out there.
