Hackability is the trending topic, and often an overlooked one too. Usually when you go out and buy an Android phone you look at a few reviews, the screen size and quality, OS version, RAM, blah, blah, etc. We also have a superb tendency to by cheaper phones from smaller companies, or slightly under-specced phones just to cut costs a bit. Now there's nothing wrong with that. Not everyone can afford the Samsung Galaxy S3, or HTC One, and the HUGE range and variety of phones running Android OS is one of the reasons for it's popularity. But there's one sticking point.
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Android. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Hackability, How it effects which phone you want to buy
Hackability is the trending topic, and often an overlooked one too. Usually when you go out and buy an Android phone you look at a few reviews, the screen size and quality, OS version, RAM, blah, blah, etc. We also have a superb tendency to by cheaper phones from smaller companies, or slightly under-specced phones just to cut costs a bit. Now there's nothing wrong with that. Not everyone can afford the Samsung Galaxy S3, or HTC One, and the HUGE range and variety of phones running Android OS is one of the reasons for it's popularity. But there's one sticking point.
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
How to get Flipboard (that awesome reader for iOS) on your Android
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| Not just for iOS anymore |
Tuesday, May 8, 2012
Samsung Galaxy S3, Down to Dirt, literally
Well the Samsung Galaxy S3 has released, finally. First impressions tell us that this device is a winner. Let's get down to dirt, literally (read about Design).
Friday, May 4, 2012
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Another reminder from Samsung that we don't need
If you check out A Galaxy Unpacked , then you'd know that Samsung has issued a reminder. But if you didn't, well, good for you because you get to see the reminder right here on Bits of Tech Bytes!
Labels:
A Glance,
Android,
Gadgets,
How I See It,
News,
Samsung Galaxy S3
Friday, April 27, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
What’s holding Android back?
There was some confusion earlier today about whether all the Windows Phone Mango’s will get Windows Phone 8 (Apollo). According to The Verge however this is wrong. Apparently no Mango phones will be getting the upgrade. Probably makes people who just purchased, say, a Lumia 710 pretty annoyed. Even Android gets it’s updates to it’s users, eventually.
Speaking of updates, why is it that Android updates take an agonizingly long time to reach our devices?
Labels:
A Glance,
Android,
How I See It,
News,
Review
Saturday, April 14, 2012
Monday, April 9, 2012
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