Useful Free Android Apps
As a new smartphone owner, I'm continuing to look for useful free apps - and it seems that I found quite a few that even long-time smartphone owners haven't found!…
Playing in the Sand: Spotify
Do you love music? Do you love getting free music? Do you love being able to pick and choose the music that you want? If you answered yes to any…
More on Patent Wars..
The latest news is not going to make Samsung fans happy because last week a judge from U.S. International Trade Commission ruled that Apple had not infringed four wireless patents…
Project Glass – The Next Frontier for Mobile Technology?
Since the 1990s, mobile technology has certainly undergone a rapid evolution. From the first laptops running Unix or MS-DOS command line operating systems, to the PDA, and all the way…
Source of Inspiration
Congratulations to Prof. Jim Pepe whose Android Course is profiled in the current Bentley Observer How do you teach a course whose subject matter won’t sit still? If you’re Bentley…
Top Tech Trends for 2012
This article provided by Geeks.com has taken a look at what the emerging technology would be for 2012. Those technology hits include mobile trends, social networking, clouds and other cool…
Mashery Presentation
If you missed the Mashery presentation in the Sandbox, here's another chance to see what you missed. Victor Mahillon, a Bentley alumni and a talent recruiter at Mashery, and his…
Twitter Expands Promoted Tweets On Mobile
Recently Twitter announced that it would be bringing additional “Promoted Products” to the iOS and Android mobile platform, specifically Promoted Accounts and Promoted Tweets. That means, this would help Brands/Companies…
Why I Prefer Android to iOS
Forgive me if the timing of this post isn’t quite right. In no way, shape, or form should this take away from the legacy of Steve Jobs.
I, however, am biased. I have been an Android user for the last 18 months, and I love it. As with most competing technologies, there is an ongoing debate as to which mobile operating system is better: Android or iOS. I can’t answer that question. Realistically, nobody can answer that question. Each operating system has its strengths and flaws. In the end, it all comes down to what you, as a user, want from the experience.
Here are a couple of things I like about Android: