yes, it's easy and simple to use, quick to add rules, even to an not so geek person who will not feel confused.
agree with you. MG Siegler doesn't worry about that,
Microsoft just treats each application as an OS,like sub-OSes integrated in one big OS, then it is call Windows.
totally agreed with you. Firefox is browser for advanced users and chrome is more friendly to average user.
they said they were "carriers friendly", that the point, on the other hand, my two cents, they just implicit they are "consumers unfriendly" I think.
this what I eager to know too. I saw the WebTab came with a Terminal on main screen, but how about N9? Looks there will be no terminal or konsole be released officially becuz of the "simple and easy to use". and, let's…
yes, it's easy and simple to use, quick to add rules, even to an not so geek person who will not feel confused.
agree with you. MG Siegler doesn't worry about that,
Microsoft just treats each application as an OS,like sub-OSes integrated in one big OS, then it is call Windows.
totally agreed with you. Firefox is browser for advanced users and chrome is more friendly to average user.
they said they were "carriers friendly", that the point, on the other hand, my two cents, they just implicit they are "consumers unfriendly" I think.
this what I eager to know too. I saw the WebTab came with a Terminal on main screen, but how about N9? Looks there will be no terminal or konsole be released officially becuz of the "simple and easy to use". and, let's…