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Tag Archives: Android
HP Touchpad Wireless Keyboard Works With The Nexus 7
Disclaimer: I work for HP Enterprise Services and any opinions expressed in this article are my own and not HP’s. After reading an article this evening on how different bluetooth keyboards work with the new Google Nexus 7 I thought … Continue reading
Creepy Or Intelligent?
It has been an exciting couple of weeks of announcements, starting with Apple announcing iOS 6 and the Macbook Retina, Microsoft surprising us by announcing they are selling their own tablet, and Google announcing Android 4.1, aka Jelly Bean, and … Continue reading
Samsung Emphasizes The Smarts Of Its Newest Smartphone
Like many, I watched the live stream of Samsung’s Galaxy S III announcement this afternoon (EST). I was amused by the grandiose scale of the presentation from the live orchestra providing the sound track to the sweeping video segments. Nobody … Continue reading
Installing Android On A HP Touchpad
I gained a new tablet computer this weekend, but I didn’t go to the Apple store, Best Buy, or order one from Amazon, instead I followed the instructions on webOS Nation to install CyanogenMod on my HP Touchpad. CyanogenMod is … Continue reading
Personal Computing Biases
We all have biases, the difference is that some people are better at not wearing their biases on their sleeves than others. In the tech world our biases are most commonly expressed through the computer gear we use. A person … Continue reading