Here’s the first review I’ve seen of the Android based eReader from Barnes and Noble. Looks very slick.
New Android Phone from Google ‘like iPhone on beautifying steroids’
News is that Google has given all it’s employees a new Android based phone, and there’s a number of tweets online from employees talking about it. The best quote so far is that it’s‘like iPhone on beautifying steroids’
Sun release final release of JavaFX Mobile 1.2 for Windows Mobile
For Windows Mobile? Really? This seems like misguided effort to me. Why even bother with Windows Mobile? The trouble is though, I’m guessing here, Apple won’t allow any app on iPhones that results in the execution of some other language on the device. There’s still no Java support on the iPhone, and even something like a Commodore 64 emulator was denied entry to the iPhone store (although I believe this recently got accepted).
Next best bet then would be Android, which since it’s an open platform would not have the same hurdles to getting JavaFX support. But where is JavaFX for Android? Is it even on the horizon?
Google offer public DNS servers to speed up web browsing
Google are reportedly offering two DNS servers for public use to avoid the often found latency with resolving domain names – see more here.
I’ve run into this before and often switch between the AT&T DNS servers and OpenDNS. Seems when one set is running slow the other is ok, so we switch back and forwards. I’ll have to check out these Google ones too.