I love Android, almost as much as my co-Authors love their Apple’s and iOS’s but unless you have a phone or a tablet which is running pure, unadulterated Android then you aren’t getting the full experience but rather a heavily watered down version, just look at how dire the Android tablet market is.
For some reason even though it was the project name for this device you are now not allowed to call it the Thrive so we’re left with the catchy title of the AT100 (I’m sure you’ll agree that that’s just as catchy as iPad, Xoom or Tab… not!) but whatever it’s called what do we think about Toshiba’s second attempt at an Android tablet? Get the lowdown after the break.
Check out this clever little viral by the Microsoft Office 365 team which pokes fun at the access Google has to your personal data.
I stumbled upon this amazing website courtesy of the folks over at CNET UK. It is a stonking site in which the premise is that it’s an interactive music video.
When you load the page you have to enter your address or where you grew up and after the site has compiled the images from Google Street View it starts playing the video which shows a person running through the streets. Except unlike other videos it incorporates Street View images from the address you entered!
Just try it, it is certainly an experience.
I’m sure you already know that Google knows everything about you. That hasn’t bothered me but when I saw the video below this week it would seem that their motto “Don’t Be Evil” may be the exact opposite. Check it out.