Showing posts with label Gizmodo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gizmodo. Show all posts

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Why Genius' Were Wrong About Samsung Galaxy Note!

Samsung Galaxy Note II http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/

The Boy genius' told us that Samsung Galaxy Note is one of the worst phones slated for a quick demise.  I am sure they failed to notice the love for the device by other people outside of genius circle.
 this is a device fit for use only by such a small subset of the human population that I can’t fathom how AT&T and Samsung are putting so much marketing resources behind it.
Even Gizmodo, who seem take clues about Galaxy Note from a trainer at a Gym and yet failed to recognize the love the trainer and five million others, (at the time of writing by Gizmodo), joined  the farce about Galaxy Note. May be they are in need of good screwdrivers :)
 A good screwdriver needs a comfortable handle and a point that won't dull easily. A good phone needs to fit well in your hand, and allow you to use it without a lot of fussing around. Human fingers are only so long. Like the screwdriver, it's a tool—and a tool is only a good tool if it's designed to be used well.

But Samsung thumbed nose at these genius' and others, continued sell 10 million units in 2012, making it one of the most successful smartphone launches  Now Samsung is into the second iteration of the device Galaxy Note II, which is estimated to sell 20 million units. I think it is hard to know what established market research could do, unless you got the knowledge. That does not apply only to Galaxy Note, everything else that is sold to people, like you and me.  It is a reminder for me to check twice before assuming all the genius' are right or wrong.

BGR Article
Gizmodo Article

Friday, May 14, 2010

A Closer Look At Next Apple iPhone, iPhone HD or iPhone 4G


iPhone HD or iPhone 4G http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
By now the whole world knows what next apple iPhone will look like and what Apple does to keep their secrets secret, like breaking into peoples house, of course with law enforcement. I have been following Gizmodo for a long time and you will always find a link Gizmodo from here linking to what we liked.
So of course when Apple released it's hounds, after getting the phone back, they tried to look and behave it is not us! But I guess for being member of the law enforcement unit that looks after tech assets, has it's perks. I am beginning to wonder about even the fake Steve Jobs.
In any case the saga continues, people got the related papers unlocked, which showed that Steve Jobs himself called to ask for the device back. Well Gizmodo had means to defend itself, but I wonder what happened to the guy the video below?

But for your pleasure, Gizmodo has got all the posts together in one place, all the titles below, so you can follow up and stay current with the story.

  • How Apple lost the next iPhone
  • How Apple missed chances to get the device back
  • How Apple asked to get their phone back
  • All the details about the next iPhone including a dissection
  • How Apple conceals prototype iPhones
  • Another lost iPhone shows new details
  • Why it's not about the iPhone
  • Conspiracy theorists: Why Apple didn't leak the iPhone to us
  • The Investigation into that missing iPhone
Finally you can see a beter phone here

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Gizmodo Blogger Jason Chen's Computers seized By Police.

Gizmodo Blogger Jason Chen's Computers seized By Police. http://snapvoip.blogspot.com/
I woke up this morning to see a news report about Gizmodo blogger's computers being seized by Police with regard to the iPhone NextGen that he bought and published about a few days ago. Even though I thought, it was too ugly to be an Apple item, it seems it is the real thing.
I did not have time to check out my regular blogs yesterday and today I found an article, post about it on Gizmodo. I think Apple wanted to see if Jason had trade secrets I guess. I think it could have been handled better but who knows, INAL.
I think Apple ha finally reached the peak of iPhone, Welcome to the slide down, Jobs. Watch out Droids Are Everywhere

Gizmodo

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Backing Up Your SmartPhone.


Backing Up Your SmartPhone. snapvoip.blogspot.com
I backup my phones, iPhone, Android and BlackBerry like a prayer. But when I saw the article on Gizmodo, I realized that many people may not! So if you are one of them I suppose you follow the link and read it.
Gizmodo

Friday, August 14, 2009

Palm Pre Gets An On Screen Keyboard

Palm Pre On Screen Keyboard
Palm Pre has a nice keyboard but people always wants more. So they have been asking for a on screen keyboard like any other self respecting smart phone.
The problem is that it already has an on screen keyboard even though it might not have the charactors you want. On any Palm Pre, press the "sym" key and a scrollable 5x5 keyboard pops up full of alternate characters.
So some people with need at webOS Internals have modified this to give you an on screen keyboard for Palm Pre.
It is in very early stages of development but provides a keyboard in landscape and portrait mode. So if you are adventure minded, you can check out the proof of concept.
Hope palm gets the message and publish a proper on screen keyboard.
webOS Internals via Gizmodo

Thursday, August 13, 2009

Apple Tablet Continue To Get Real And Come Closer.


Apple Tablet computer.
Gizmodo's Brian Lam even said swear words over this in his latest post about the confirmation of Apple's tablet computer. The swearing was about AT&T dropping the call that was confiming the existanse and the arrival of the Apple Tablet, Tabla Rasa, I will call it for now as he keeps the code name for the project secret.
""The device, which I've held mockups of, is going to have a 10 inch screen, and when I saw it looked just like a giant iPhone, with a black back— although that design could change at any time" they said, "with the same black resin back, and the familiar home button." That's obvious."
We I am keeping aside $700-$900 for this baby!
May be I can use it as my iPhone sans phone connectivity, and drop AT&T so that I do not have to swear like Brian.
Gizmodo

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