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Despite all of the issues I’m having with Android right now (more on this later, but follow me on Twitter for live updates) there actually are some things that I really love about Android and I wanted to talk about them briefly before I dive into them for the
There are 3 big phones on the market that are making a splash this year for having “bezel-less” screens. I will get out of the way that none of these are actually bezel-less, and we need to stop being so willy-nilly in handing out that label. Today we’re going
I finally got around to pinning down my final thoughts about the Nextbit Robin. How do I like it? Check it out below. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OYOF0RYbiRE
The iPhone 7 Plus is widely regarded to have one of if not the best cameras in any smartphone out there. Meanwhile, the Nextbit Robin was released last spring and cost $399. At the time it was described as having a decent, but not amazing camera, and at about $150-200
Android O was announced and released to developers in beta form today, and I was very excited to see what was in this new major update. I live half in the Android word as well, so anything new and wonderful for Android is good for me too, so I really
Here's the opening to The Verge's review of the LG Watch Sport and Style: Are you wearing a smartwatch? Not likely. Despite the fact that modern wrist computers have been available for over three years, most people have not found them to be as desirable or
This is part 5 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion After a month of using Android as my daily driver, where
This is part 4 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion We're going to take a little detour today from
This is part 3 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion I know that this piece may come under some criticism for
This is part 2 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion Today's post is going to be quite a bit
This is part 1 of a 5 part series on Android from the perspective on an iOS user. * Part 1: Third Party Apps * Part 2: Home Screens * Part 3: Notifications * Part 4: All the Little Things * Part 5: Conclusion We'll get into some specific Android system features in
Ah, the great Android vs iOS debate. It's the great computing rivalry of our time, and odds are that if you are reading this, you have a particular opinion on the matter. Maybe you're a "fandroid" and will love Android until your dying days,
Everyone reading this site likely knows I'm an iOS guy, but I've been spending the last week with Android 100% of the time. I have a Moto G4, which is a near stock Android phone with respectable specs and is running Android Marshmallow. Here are some
It seems like I do this every year like clockwork. The weather starts to get colder, we start buying presents for each other, and I start using Android again. Last year it was the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge1 and before that was the HTC One M8 and Moto X, and
I saw this tweet today and it blew me away: https://twitter.com/vladsavov/status/791774827107520520 That's a photo straight out of the Google Pixel camera, and it looks stunning. Say what you will about this being a fluke, or how the iPhone would have done even better,