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New AT&T Android phones
AT&T just announced a new set of Android phones that will be available soon. I want to focus on the qwerty ones now, but will post more later on all of them. Motorola Atrix 2 Samsung Captivate...
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Verizon’s “One Size Fits Most” Share Everything Plan
Verizon Wireless announced Share Everything Plans that make me think of a clothing store that only sells “one size fits most” sized clothes. I understand VoIP apps and services challenge Verizon’s...
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Some reasons why I love the Galaxy Nexus
Prior to the Google I/O conference, Google elected to reduce the cost of the Galaxy Nexus HSPA+ to $349. I was already strongly tempted by the $399 price tag and the thought of getting Android updates...
View ArticleAT&T’s Mobile Share Offers Some Confusing Choices for Shared Data
I wanted to praise AT&T for preserving its old plan offerings while adding the Mobile Share option. This presents some choice in an industry with very limited choice. Wired Opinion offers a great...
View ArticleCreating Wi-Fi Access Everywhere
Why can’t closed networks also be open? This idea was inspired by my frustration with Verizon’s and AT&T’s new data plans and by how much I liked US Cellular’s partnership with Devicescape....
View ArticleMy experiences updating to Android 4.2 on my Galaxy Nexus
This is part 1 of a two part blog entry. Check out part 2 HERE. Android 4.2 is slowly rolling out to the Nexus devices. It turns out there is an quick way to prompt the update. The Verge provides the...
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Fix “Waiting for location” in Google Maps after Android 4.2 Update
How to fix “Waiting for Location” issue in Google Maps Navigation after updating to Android 4.2 This is part 2 of my update to Android 4.2 on my Galaxy Nexus. The one issue I faced with updating to...
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OU-NotQuiteThere-YA
My OUYA Experience I decided to back the OUYA pretty late in the Kickstarter campaign, I ended up somewhere in the 54k of the ~60k backers. Perhaps it was because I was at the near back of the line or...
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Could I just have a physical keyboard?
It should not have to be either or My opinion is surely in the minority here, but I do not care. I lament the disappearance of the physical keyboard from Android phones (and all phones really). I’ve...
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Bathroom, NOW! at the AT&T Hackathon
Here is my recap of my experiences at the AT&T Hackathon at the AT&T Foundry on 2/21-2/22. The theme for this Hackathon was M2M (machine to machine) with embedded devices and mobile apps....
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