There are now over 700,000 Android devices activated every day.
Awesome news but who’s winning? Short answer: the device/OS that works best for you.
There are now over 700,000 Android devices activated every day.
Awesome news but who’s winning? Short answer: the device/OS that works best for you.
T.C. Sottek writing for The Verge:
With the acquisition, Nuance says it aims to create natural language interfaces for a variety of devices, including tablets, cars, televisions, navigation devices, music players, and PCs — and since Siri already uses Nuance’s technology, the company stands to make money nearly everywhere voice recognition is used.
The future is bright for voice recognition. I’m looking forward to seeing what comes of this acquisition as Vlingo is one of my favorite apps on Android.
Source Nuance acquiring Vlingo to accelerate voice recognition software development
It is comical how much of a competition it is for iOS zealots to be #1. I’ve read I’ve still never seen a single person using one in the wild, so I don’t think it’s helping Samsung sell tablets, which is a perfectly fine metric for measuring growth [/sarcasm], and, oh, one of my favorites was how Apple won simply because people are “copying” them. You can Google the past few years and see many of these arguments change. It seems the common thing to do now is dissuade readers into believing the stats don’t matter because You cannot compare Android to an iPhone. That’s comparing an operating system to a hardware device, like we’re not smart enough to know it means “Android-based Smartphones vs iPhone”. It is all an interesting game of checkers. There seems to be a thread flowing through all of these common posts: losing matters. Continue reading
Joshua Topolsky writing for The Verge:
The Galaxy Nexus exceeded (and continues to exceed) my expectations as a smartphone. It’s an extremely capable and surprisingly fun piece of gadgetry to have in your pocket, and as a first-rung Google phone, it will likely reap the benefits of the company’s innovations long before other handsets do.
Source The Verge
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