Pro tip: Click and hold any icon in a top or bottom action bar in Android to see its label. Very useful with cryptic symbols. Not a solution, but eases the issue.
America is not the only country in the developed world. Plenty of smartphone wielding pedestrians here in Europe.
Tablet support would be much appreciated!
I have no doubt that at some point Google will start building some sort of integration between Glass and Street View. They're already starting to do what you're talking about with street view data - they're using…
More control is a big source of value for a lot of people. Personally, I don't need a 2 year old to be able to use my phone, but I draw great enjoyment from being able to customise it to my tastes very easily. Don't…
Indeed. It feels surprisingly native despite this, though.
Simple. You put them in some hipster frames. BAM, instant success.
I don't agree that this is some sort of foolproof way of getting out of doing any work studying, but I definitely think this method could be really useful.
It would be a problem if you couldn't simply ignore or block anyone you didn't want to talk to. There's plenty of people I would have lost touch with years ago were it not for Facebook. When it's someone I want to talk…
You still have to do this. Minecraft is a bad example.
Yeah, seriously, the average smartphone user probably uses about 5-10 apps regularly (by which I mean more than once or twice a month). I can definitely see the logic in what he's saying, though - less effort == more…
It's simply a remote control for the spotify app. They're repaying royalties using subscription payers and ad plays.
People are much more likely to use the full 5GB for file storage than they are to use the full limit of their gmail storage. The limit on gmail is high, but I think Google is banking on the fact that the average user…
Pro tip: Click and hold any icon in a top or bottom action bar in Android to see its label. Very useful with cryptic symbols. Not a solution, but eases the issue.
America is not the only country in the developed world. Plenty of smartphone wielding pedestrians here in Europe.
Tablet support would be much appreciated!
I have no doubt that at some point Google will start building some sort of integration between Glass and Street View. They're already starting to do what you're talking about with street view data - they're using…
More control is a big source of value for a lot of people. Personally, I don't need a 2 year old to be able to use my phone, but I draw great enjoyment from being able to customise it to my tastes very easily. Don't…
Indeed. It feels surprisingly native despite this, though.
Simple. You put them in some hipster frames. BAM, instant success.
I don't agree that this is some sort of foolproof way of getting out of doing any work studying, but I definitely think this method could be really useful.
It would be a problem if you couldn't simply ignore or block anyone you didn't want to talk to. There's plenty of people I would have lost touch with years ago were it not for Facebook. When it's someone I want to talk…
You still have to do this. Minecraft is a bad example.
Yeah, seriously, the average smartphone user probably uses about 5-10 apps regularly (by which I mean more than once or twice a month). I can definitely see the logic in what he's saying, though - less effort == more…
It's simply a remote control for the spotify app. They're repaying royalties using subscription payers and ad plays.
People are much more likely to use the full 5GB for file storage than they are to use the full limit of their gmail storage. The limit on gmail is high, but I think Google is banking on the fact that the average user…