Posts Tagged ‘Android’s’
The “Siri” Like Qualities Within Android’s Jeannie Voice Actions App
This video is an attempt to debunk some of the rumors, unfair comparison’s and myths about Android’s voice command capabilities: I don’t own the iPhone 4S, so unfortunately I can’t do a side-by-side comparison. But I have read a lot about it and seen many of its features in videos as well. So I feel quite familiar with its capabilities. Overall I am impressed with Siri, so much so that I believe it is the best in the market in regards to speech to text communication. But the question is how much better is it? There have been numerous videos made comparing Siri’s capabilities vs. Android’s, but none of them that I have seen have been fair comparisons. Most of them seem to confuse “Voice Actions” applications with the common Voice Search built into most Android devices. The Voice Search app in Android is for just that: Voice Search and will do nothing else but search Google with your voice. To compare Siri with this would be ludicrous. Here’s a very popular video that has been floating around that does just that: www.youtube.com Notice that this video not only uses the Voice Search app in Android designed only for Google voice searches, but it also focuses on a lot of the silly Easter egg nuances built into Siri, as if Android would have those same Easter eggs built into its platform. Also note that thousands of people have already seen this video as well as other similar versions making the same unfair comparisons. I am sure that many seeing these videos will accept it as …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Video demo: Android’s web browser running on the T-Mobile G1
www.last100.com Last100.com demo of the Android web browser running on T-Mobile’s G1
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Does Android’s Voice Actions Compare to Siri? (Highlights Only)
This video is an attempt to debunk some of the rumors, unfair comparison’s and myths about Android’s voice command capabilities: I don’t own the iPhone 4S, so unfortunately I can’t do a side-by-side comparison. But I have read a lot about it and seen many of its features in videos as well. So I feel quite familiar with its capabilities. Overall I am impressed with Siri, so much so that I believe it is the best in the market in regards to speech to text communication. But the question is how much better is it? There have been numerous videos made comparing Siri’s capabilities vs. Android’s, but none of them that I have seen have been fair comparisons. Most of them seem to confuse “Voice Actions” applications with the common Voice Search built into most Android devices. The Voice Search app in Android is for just that: Voice Search and will do nothing else but search Google with your voice. To compare Siri with this would be ludicrous. Here’s a very popular video that has been floating around that does just that: www.youtube.com Notice that this video not only uses the Voice Search app in Android designed only for Google voice searches, but it also focuses on a lot of the silly Easter egg nuances built into Siri, as if Android would have those same Easter eggs built into its platform. Also note that thousands of people have already seen this video as well as other similar versions making the same unfair comparisons. I am sure that many seeing these videos will accept it as …
Video Rating: 4 / 5
iPad theme on iPhone 2G with Android’s wallpaper and Palm Pre’s multitasking
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How to get Android paid apps for Free. (All Androids) 2011
This tutorial will show you how to get any android app that you pay for, for free, and the simplest way to do that 
Androids Dirty little Secret Sorry, there’s not enough space to install this item
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Video Rating: 2 / 5
Google I/O 2010 – A JIT Compiler for Android’s Dalvik VM
Google I/O 2010 – A JIT Compiler for Android’s Dalvik VM Android 301 Ben Cheng, Bill Buzbee In this session we will outline the design of a JIT Compiler suitable for embedded Android devices. Topics will include an architectural overview, the rationale for design decisions and the special support for JIT verification, testing and tuning. For all I/O 2010 sessions, please go to code.google.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
MM208: Microsoft Buys Skype, Google Music Beta, Android’s Ice Cream Sandwich
Microsoft buys Skype and plans to integrate it into several moxie ways. You won’t believe how much Microsoft paid Skype for it and wait until you see Skype in a more Windows/business friendly program, such as Outlook, MSN or even hotmail. Google’s bid day started off with a BANG – the Google I/O Conference (first day) announced some big announcements pertaining to Android users as well as a new music service that stores your personal music “in the cloud” allowing your Android device to never have to be synced again. It’s open in beta to everyone! Several more Google announcements made as well, including the latest Android OS which is now named Ice Scream Sandwich. Check out how good this OS will be! Save off any thing you buy at dog.com for your favorite pets! Dog.com has everything you could ever need or want and use my promo code SADMOXIE to save off at checkout – go here to see my coupons and codes – www.moxiemoshow.com Also, make sure you subscribe to the show at www.moxiemoshow.com and download our Moxie Mo Show app for your iDevice at www.moxiemoshow.com Have a great day moxies!
TRUTH Behind Apple And Android’s Pinch To Zoom: TRICKERY REVEALED!
I recently talked to an a friend of mine who use to work for Nokia prior to the Microsoft-Nokia partnership with Windows Phone 7. Nokia back in 2005-2006 let go of a huge group of Nokia employees, presumably developers and R&D folks, in which Apple quickly snatched up to assist their development for the original iPhone. Many of you don’t know this. As much as I would love reveal my friend, he said strictly to leave his name out of it as it could compromise his legal agreement post-Nokia in relation to secrecy. Whether you like either Android or Apple or don’t care at all it is always good to know how your device or future device may work in terms of overall functionality. iOS is the frontrunner for the most desired operating system in the United States but in global markets abroad Android is king because of the sheer amounts of handsets released from HTC, Samsung, LG and Motorola. HTC is the frontrunner for Android and Windows Phone and have helped both platforms to become more successful. Apple and Android is stepping away from its competition and leaving Blackberry and Windows Phone behind. Other platforms like WebOS has a chance but they are not urgent enough as HP focuses more R&D in to their computing. It’s a shame. What a good OS wasted. Poor Palm. Anyways I hope you like the video and don’t forget to comment, like and subscribe for future videos! Thanks again Website: www.mobilehotspot.ca
Introducing TelstraOne for Next G® Androids
The TelstraOne app for Android launches on the HTC Sensation, LG Optimus Black and HTC Wildfire S and brings news, sports and weather feeds direct to a customer’s homescreen. Customers can set up general news or sports widgets. Or, if they’re interested in specific news categories, such as Entertainment, or a particular sport such as NRL, they can set up mini widgets dedicated to this content. TelstraOne also includes two handy weather widgets and, for the first time, a My Account widget that makes it easy to see at a glance how much included data a customer has remaining. Best of all, TelstraOne content is unmetered on the Telstra Next G® network. A number of Telstra’s in-market smartphones already have a TelstraOne application link on them. Customers can simply click on the TelstraOne icon and follow the prompts to install the full application from the Android Market.
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