If you’re a CM7 Nook Color junkie like me than you probably wonder which of the many stable/nightly or modified versions of CyanogenMod 7 you should be running. We’ll, I’ve tried plenty of them and my favorite right now is called “Phiremod”. Phiremod is a modified version of the most stable CM7 7.0.3 OS. This
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Sometimes in life, we simply don’t have the answers to difficult problems. In the software engineering field, that is typically the point where you call up your favorite consulting company and bring in some “hired guns” to take a shot at what you are struggling with.
Now that I am offering social network marketing services for my clients, I’ve been doing a great deal of research on the topic to help refine my marketing strategies. One of the articles that was most interesting to me was research conducted by Buddy Media. Buddy Media is a big player in the social network
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Just an FYI for all of you iPad 2 owners out there that haven’t yet found that perfect case to wrap around your new tablet, you should absolutely check out Otterbox. I have heard from a very reliable source that Otterbox is launching their Defender Series case for the iPad 2 this Friday, May 13
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The signs of a dot-com bubble burst were all over the place beginning back in 2000. Unfortunately, most of us had tunnel vision and failed to see those signs. Looking back, there were some really bad Internet-based businesses with no real way to make money. Yet, investors still gave them money just to try. The
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So after rooting my Nook Color that came pre-installed with Android 2.1, and playing with SD bootable versions of Android 2.2 and honeycomb 3.0, I finally decided to check out Android 2.3 in the form of CyanogenMod 7. According to their “About” page, CyanogenMod is a “customized, aftermarket firmware distribution for several Android devices”. CM
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We all know that Google is the king of website search engines. But Google’s weak spot as of late has been in the social network arena. From Buzz to Orkut, Google just can’t seem to understand the social network market.
The WoPhone OS is a Chinese-government backed operating system for smartphones and tablet devices that is said to be ready to go head-to-head with Apple’s iOS and Google’s Android OS.
On February 24, Google stated on their official blog that they made a dramatic modification to their search result relevancy algorithm. As many search engine optimizers (SEOs) and website owners are aware, Google is constantly changing their search result algorithm. But these modifications are typically very small in scope and tend to go unnoticed. This
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I’ve been spending a great deal of time playing around with my Nook Color lately. As you may have read in an earlier post, I tried out running my NC with Android 2.2 Froyo but the experience wasn’t all that great. Since then, I simply have rooted the stock Android 2.1 and have been very
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At CES 2011, Cisco Systems came out with several new announcements. One of the biggest announcement that was co-introduced by Verizon wireless was a new 4G wireless WAN interface for Cisco ISR G2 routers. The new card can be installed in a router and use Verizon’s new LTE network for access. If the 4G signal
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Does your wireless telephone carrier use GSM? I use T-Mobile in the USA and AIS 12Call while in Thailand. Both of these cellular providers use the Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) stardard. In fact, GSM is the most widely used wireless standard in the world.
I received an email last week from Google AdWords that had “A video thank you from Google” in the subject.
As we enter December, it signals the end of another year on the web. Google's official blog recently posted an article titled Zeitgeist 2010 How World Searched to summarize the year in search.
Mobile computing has grown by great lengths in the past few years and looks to continue that trend into the future. The mobile market is now filled with smartphones and tablets that are tasked with taking on more and more of our daily computing tasks. For those applications that cannot yet be run on smartphones
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Do you hate having to take your gloves off to use your iPhone? I do too. That’s why I was happy to see some new advancements in touchscreen technology.
Wired magazine recently reported that Google is testing out instant previews on their hugely popular search engine. The idea behind instant previews is so searchers can see a snapshot of websites that came up in the search results without ever having to actually visit the site.
This seemingly strange feud between Apple and Adobe has been going on since the first iPhone launched. The iPhone’s Safari web browser did not come pre-loaded with Flash and Apple was adamant from the beginning that Flash would never be an option.
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