kako se tacno zove taj spb program,trazio sam na marketu al nema ga

SPB Mobile Shell. Neces ga naci na Marketu.

Inace, daleko je ovaj SPB MS od funkcionalnosti kakvu je imao na WinMo. Pre deluje kao alfa verzija nego kao proizvod koji je vec ponudjen proizvodjacima telefona i operatorima...  Ipak, nije tako los.

-da podseća,to je tačno,ali nije bilo ni za očekivanje da za Android totalno izmene interfejs... Ma dobro,mislio sam da ćeš mi reći neku "funkcionalnu" manu. Da li zaostajem u vremenu,ili nisam normalan,ali ja još uvek ne mogu da se odvojim od hebenog wm-a,te stoga to i ne kapiram kao manu. Sa druge strane bi me smorila monotonija da isti (sličan) UI imam i na Android-u.


Što se wm-a tiče,najJednostavnije rečeno,ne postoji ni jedan drugi UI koji može da parira MS-u,funkcijiski a i dizajnerski gledano. To je za wm jednostavno "must have" a Boga mi i "Best Bay" app juče,danas,sutra !!!
   Android i "ne vapi" za takvim interfejsom,kada je i izgledom i upotrebom sam po sebi (može se reći) savršen. Kad smo već kod toga,mogu reći da me ADWlauncher oduševio i još uvek ga koristim. U mom slučaju,bagovanja nema kada je u pitanju Drawer 4D,kakav slučaj je bio kod pilgrim-a. Zašto,kako,nemam pojma,ali sve radi kao Swiss watch ! 

Lepo lepo 

Samsung Chief Calls Galaxy Tab 10.1 ‘Inadequate’




Charlie Sorrel - Wired — Samsung's mobile VP Lee Don-Joo has taken a look at the iPad 2 and decided that his own Galaxy Tab 10.1 isn't up to scratch. Speaking to the Korean Yonhap news agency, he said that "We will have to improve the parts that are inadequate."

Further, Samsung was planning on selling the ten-inch Tab for more than the seven-incher, but that too has changed. "[W]e will have to think that over," said Lee.

When I tried out the Tab 10.1 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona last month, I found it to be a "a plastic toy with a gorgeous screen." All of its "superior" specs turned out to be squeezed in simply so they could be marked off on a feature checklist. The camera is terrible, the Android Honeycomb OS feels like an old timey desktop OS, and the plastic body may make it light, but it also makes it feel cheap. Obviously Samsung was building down to a price.

Now that the iPad 2 has slimmed down and added cameras and a faster, dual-core processor, even those hardware differences have evaporated. This will be worrying not just for Samsung, but for Motorola and all the other tablet-makers trying to make a dent in Apple's market. Expect a lot of pre-announced tablets to mysteriously disappear.

Lee's words are telling. These companies are doing all they can to compete with the iPad, but - as Steve Jobs said at the launch event on Wednesday - they're making PCs. And nobody is buying them, because iPad buyers don't care about megapixels and CPU clock-speeds.

A final remark from Lee sums up the bewilderment these companies must be feeling. "Apple made it very thin" he said.

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-jedno pitanjce...

   Otišao sam na Motorolin sajt podrške,interesujući se za update Motorola-e DEFY na 2.2...
Za Europe i navedeni model piše : "DEFY MB525 (Europe)   Upgrade to Android 2.2 planned for Q2 2011" .

E sad,ono što me zanima je,da li je moguće da dodje do ispale i da se oficijalni update uopšte ne pojavi ? 

Vrlo moguće, defy je baš slabo prodavan model.

-pa da... to mi je palo na pamet,pa zato i pitah...

A day in the life of Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 flies by in twelve minutes on video


Someone over at the AndroidHD blog must be seriously in love with their Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. So much so that they spend a whole day playing with the new droid tablet and edited the whole thing into a 12 minute long ad (an unofficial one, that is).



The video takes the Tab 10.1 everywhere – from home, on the train, in the car, on a boat, or to see the Eiffel Tower back home…

Several photos are taken with the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 during the making of the video and you can check them out over at the AndroidHD blog. Unfortunately, they’ve been downsized.

You’ll also spot a large number of Android dolls – the mark of a true droid geek, I suppose.

Anyway, here’s the video – all 12 minutes of it.




Much better than that short hands-on video, right?

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