Who Boots Faster? N900 or Nexus One
Sunday, May 23rd, 2010
Nokia N900 boots Maemo faster than the Nexus One boots Android 2.1.
Let’s see what the story will be with Android 2.2 (Froyo)
Nokia N900 boots Maemo faster than the Nexus One boots Android 2.1.
Let’s see what the story will be with Android 2.2 (Froyo)
Grabbed the demo video that comes with the N900 to delight you and put it on the 3 phones.
The screen on the Nexus One is the most impressive.
The Droid has a 1/2 sec. lag when you try to jump to another part of the video.
If you don’t care about the screen being so vibrant N900 is just as good doing video playback comparing it with the Nexus One.
Way to go Apple, your iPhone App Store policies remind me of Latin American Dictatorships.
It will be easy to tell by developers that it’s a lot better to sell on Android, eventually the Android userbase will be way bigger than that of the iPhone (iPad). You missed your boat on the Apple TV (for not taking that project seriously), Android on the TV might make it to our living rooms thus creating a huge gaming market. You’re doomed if you don’t change your ways, milk the AppStore while you can.
So if you raise the price of YOUR app, you get banned? or was it because Tommy told you the truth of how much your AppStore sucks?
NOTE: I’m a Mac user, I love Apple most of Apple products but I just have a huge beef with the iPhone OS, the iPad and the AppStore. It is what it is, I’m not a blind fanboy.
Not only this ad makes a stand in front of Sony and other big TV brands out there telling them “We have just advertised an Internet TV in front of 100 million viewers, you better get something out there soon or we’ll crush you”, but it also should tick you as a software developer. Now you’ll be able write software for the living room.
“VIZIO’s platform also includes support for the Adobe(R) Flash(R) Platform for the Digital Home, an optimized implementation of Flash technology that enables developers and content providers to deliver HD video, rich applications and other Web content to Internet-connected televisions, set-top boxes, Blu-ray players and other devices in the digital home.”
VIZIO Internet Apps (VIA(TM)) — Connecting to the Future of Television
(Good luck on killing Flash Steve Jobs)
Unboxing and comparing the Nexus One to the Motorola Droid. Audio is in spanish but you’ll be able to see and tell a lot from my video even if you are an english speaker (use this opportunity to practice your spanish)
I learned the trick from a couple of other videos in youtube, however I thought they were badly shot and I decided to make my own version from the point of view of the person taking the bra off.
Wish I someone had taught me this trick years ago, thanks Internet for being such a great teacher.
A little too many references to Matrix, but it’s pretty cool. Seems like it’s part one of more to come.