The AndroidHD Youtube channel has published this Android display comparison.
The Great “Android phones” War
Could it be that the display of the Nexus One is a little bit too red and the display of the Motorola Milestone is too dark plus the liquid got too much white?
Enagdget thinks that the Google Nexus One has the best display
“In our opinion, the Nexus One with its 3.7-inch AMOLED display packing a 800 x 480 pixel resolution comes out on top with the best overall image (though slightly on the red end of the color spectrum)”
Tell us your opinion in the comment area.
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While Tablet hardware is somewhat a commodity , the big issue is software. It’s a fast operating system that’s completely browser centric.
One month ago Gizmodo stated that Google and HTC are working together on a new Tablet concept which shall have its base on Google’s Chrome OS
This is a video of Google’s Chrome OS Tablet concept. This video can give you an idea about how the Chrome OS tablet UI might look in hardware.
There’s no competing operating system with native apps competing for attention with Google’s web services, and there’s not necessarily a need for a contract or carrier as on smartphones.
The Most Direct Way To Get People Online is the Physical Manifestation of a Browser: And if Google wants more people on the web, a low cost, ad subsidized web tablet is probably the least complicated way to do it from a hardware, software and business partner standpoint.
That’s not too dissimilar to Google’s free software model for Android, where Microsoft has to charge licensing fees to manufacturers because they don’t have enough revenue from online services or ads to make up for the cost.
The Video source and more images you can find via Google Chromium OS project page
This video explains to you in plain English about Google Chrome OS. So instead of reading through reams of text, now you need only glance at the following mind map to come upto date on the Google Chrome OS project.
Google Chrome OS UI Concept Video
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The HTC Nexus One was introduced recently to rave reviews. Some claim HTC could add more features to the Nexus One, which at present, are not working on Apple’s iPhone 3GS.
“Comparing the two smartphones is not fair.”
First watch the video, which has been brought to us by PhoneArena.
This video compares the HTC Nexus One vs. iPhone 3GS
“…so you can get a good idea of their similarities and differences,…”
Apple iPhone 3GS and HTC Nexus One: Side by Side
The opinions still differ, some love their new HTC Nexus One phone and other would never swap their iPhone with any Android phone.
Image credits and more information to this comparison via PhoneArena
When Apple will release the iPhone 4G, will it kick and will it pass on the HTC Nexus One?
Engadget has uncovered some new features on Apple’s new iPhone OS 3.2
- CoreGraphics to PDF API for sure, printer API is being prototyped
- Spell checker in text fields and web views using AppleSpell
- multiple languages
- grammar checking (English-only so far)
- address book integration
- user added words
- SDK access
- Included dictionaries: Apple Dictionary, New Oxford American Dictionary, Oxford American Writer’s Thesaurus, Shogakukan Daijisen, Shogakukan Progressive English-Japanese Japanese-English Dictionary, and Shogakukan Ruigo Reikai Jiten (may also be used for a Dictionary app perhaps?)
- USB Host support or expanded Bluetooth support
- PTP support for transferring images
- MobileStorageMounter (perhaps used for PTP; perhaps used to mount external USB storage?)
- Hardware keyboard: USBKeyboardLayouts.plist
- Much richer text API including low-level access to font data and highlevel support for drawing formatted text
- Support for querying attached screens and choosing which screen a window draws on (App Store approved?)
- The beginnings of file upload in Safari
- Location-sensitive ads are being prototyped in integrated Maps application (and applications that use the maps framework)
- Ability for applications to modify the standard cut/copy/paste menu
- “Handwriting keyboard” is being prototyped.
via “Confirmed: iPhone OS 3.2 has support for video calling, file downloads, and SMS (update: handwriting keyboard?)” (Engadget)
What is your opinion will Apple fall behind Google, as shown with their latest coup the iPad, where people expected more features.
Rumour roundup about Apple’s iPhone 4G new features
image via iphone-4g-rumeurs
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