13 Must Have Apps! The Essential Android App List.

03-17-2010

13 Must Have Apps| The Essential Android Apps List.

Ever run into someone else with the same phone? Of course you have. What's one of the first things that you start talking about? The apps! Lets face it take away the apps and android wouldn't be the platform it is today. The following list of apps is what I consider to be among the apps that everyone should have on their device. [...]
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Android Tip #1 - Market Alternatives

09-01-2010

Android Tip #1 - Market Alternatives.

The mobile world is full of apps. That's the way the game is played now. And I don't think that's going to change anytime soon. And in fact the android market alone holds 80,000-100,000+ apps. And the android market has seen some upgrades in the latests versions but shifting through countless lists of apps is still very much apart of the experience. Which works, but there are alternatives.[...]
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Android tablet under $100

Posted on 3/06/2010 by A.A.I





We've seen a number of laptops, PCs and netbooks running android and we're starting to see more and more tablets as well. One of the most inmportant aspects of any gadget or piece of tech you may purchase is of course the cost. FirstView has developed a tablet that clocks in at just $95



The FirstView PC607V runs not only Android but Windows CE.

10.1 resistive touch screen.
1024 x 600 pixels
2.5'' HDD 60GB
Wifi BG
Built in Webcam
Speakers
2 USB 1 SD slot 1 x HDMI, 1 x VGA/Rj45 2 headphone ports (in/out)
4500 MH battery

As others have noted this isn't the snazziest looking tablet we've seen running android. And it's not exactly top of the line. Though when you take into account the fact that it will not run more than $150 This is an pretty solid tablet for anyone who simply wants and MID (mobile internet device). This is reported to be running android 1.4(?) Though the manufactures hope/plan to upgrade to 2.0/2.1 Checkout the video below and be sure to follow us on twitter to keep update on the latest. http://www.twitter.com/androidinspect





news via[engadget.com]

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1 comment:

  1. AnonymousJuly 24, 2011 at 2:31 PM

    what about adobe reader or access to textbooks? would you consider this to be a good buy for college considering the amount of kids going to school who will need laptops or portable devices?
    ade

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