Nicole and Sascha are comparing their Smartphone and Tablet platforms with each other and are going head to head in this ultimate usability test:

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oto, pa pise ti na mobilnom svetu da ima da se nadje u par prodavnica za 618* evrica 

Ma kakvih bre €600+ 
Može da se nadje EVO 3D X515m za €390, a verovatno ima i jeftinije od toga...

sasvim legalno u ct je oko 39000dinara sto znaci da bi kod ovih bez racuna morao ici za manje

Google’s notification bar patent could spell trouble for Apple



Android has long been the target of many lawsuits from large patent holding companies, especially Apple. As a Google owned patent for the notification bar as we know it, filed for in 2009, nears a possible approval, the tables may finally be turned.

When it comes to features, Google’s Android is ahead of, or on par with, every mobile operating system available today. But there’s one area where Android’s severely lacking: patents. Google released an operating system without owning any patents on a lot of the key technologies used to make it function. If Android would have never taken off, this probably wouldn’t be a problem. Instead, as Android has become a success, it’s become the target for what is arguably the most powerful company in the technology industry, Apple.

Lawsuit after lawsuit from Apple has left Android and the manufacturers using the platform trying their best to fight back. If a patent on Android’s notification bar is approved any time soon, Apple may be the one fighting back next.

In 2009, Google filed a patent for Android’s notification bar. If you’ve used iOS 5 or know anything about Apple’s “Notification Center,” you know that it’s a direct, blatant rip off of Android’s notification bar. According to the filing, Google would own the patent for “a computer-implemented user notification method includes displaying, in a status area near a perimeter of a graphical interface, a notification of a recent alert event for a mobile device, receiving a user selection in the status area, and in response to the receipt of the user selection, displaying, in a central zone of the graphical interface, detail regarding a plurality of recent messaging events for the mobile device.”

Since Google doesn’t own the patent to the notification bar yet, they can’t do anything but sit back and watch Apple use it in all of their most popular devices. Even the latest version of the Mac’s operating system, OS X 10.8, uses Notification Center. If Google’s patent application for Android’s notification bar is approved, there’s little to reason to believe it wouldn’t be an easy victory for Google, should they decide to take Apple to court over it.

It will be interesting to see what Google does with the patent should they manage to secure it. Will they immediately take Apple to court, or would using it as leverage in other patent negotiations make more sense? This will definitely be worth keeping an eye on.

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Google announces ‘Google Play’ to replace Android Market




Google on Tuesday announced “Google Play,” a cloud-based multimedia service for distributing and syncing apps and data across Android devices. The announcement comes on the heels of reports that numerous Google services haven’t performed up to expectations. With Google Play, users can store up to 20,000 songs for free, download more than 450,000 Android apps, browse Google’s selection of eBooks and rent thousands of movies. The service combines the Android Market, Google eBook store and Google Music into a single brand of cloud-based services. To celebrate the announcement, the search giant is offering a different album, book, video rental and Android app at a special price each day over the next week in the company’s “7 Days to Play” sale. Read on for a video introducing Google Play.




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Android Apps on Google Play

With Apps on Google Play download more than 450,000 Android apps and games and begin enjoying them instantly on your Android phone or tablet. Experience all the entertainment you love, anywhere you go. Discover more at http://play.google.com/store/apps. And download Where's My Water visit http://goo.gl/nCWKH.

Phones that will get the Android 4.0 update

HTC EVO Design 4G (Hero S)
HTC Sensation (all models)
HTC Amaze 4G
HTC Rhyme
HTC myTouch 4G Slide
HTC EVO 3D
HTC Incredible 2 (S)
HTC Thunderbolt
HTC Inspire 4G
HTC myTouch 4G
HTC Sensation XL
HTC Desire S
HTC Desire HD
HTC Merge
HTC EVO Shift 4G
HTC T-Mobile G2
HTC Desire Z

Phone that won’t get the Android 4.0 update

HTC Wildfire S
HTC Status (ChaCha)
HTC Wildfire
HTC Incredible
HTC EVO 4G
HTC Aria
HTC Desire
HTC myTouch 3G Slide
HTC Hero
HTC myTouch 3G (Magic)
HTC G1 (Dream)
HTC Salsa
HTC Legend
HTC Explorer


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