I personally thin bigger is better and maybe it’s just me but why does one want to spend all that money and only have a tiny 4 inch screen to cruise [...]]]> Okay maybe the Nexus One is yesterdays news in the shadows of the iPad announced last week by Steve Jobs.

I personally thin bigger is better and maybe it’s just me but why does one want to spend all that money and only have a tiny 4 inch screen to cruise the web with? A 6,7 or even 9 inch screen is a perfect size device if you ask me to look at just almost anything from pictures to movies to stock tickers.

There are going to be several devices similiar in nature to the iPad coming this year and personally I’m looking for an android device to fill the short comings of the iPad namely multi-tasking for one and perhaps flash.

I was most disapointed in Google when they announced the price of the Nexus One. Come on Google if Apple can release a bigger device that has everything (and more) you precious Nexus One has for much less $$ then you are being evil! You are being greedy! Everyone in my office was saying if they release this affordable to the masses (maybe $250 to $350 or $99 subsidized) they will blow Apple out of the water today in one big swoop. When we saw the price we immediately closed the browser and forgot about it.

What are your thoughts?

I personally think bigger is better and maybe it’s just me but why does one want to spend all that money and only have a tiny 4 inch screen to cruise [...]]]> Okay maybe the Nexus One is yesterdays news in the shadows of the iPad announced last week by Steve Jobs.

I personally think bigger is better and maybe it’s just me but why does one want to spend all that money and only have a tiny 4 inch screen to cruise the web with? A 6,7 or even 9 inch screen is a perfect size device if you ask me to look at just almost anything from pictures to movies to stock tickers.

There are going to be several devices similiar in nature to the iPad coming this year and personally I’m looking for an android device to fill the short comings of the iPad namely multi-tasking for one and perhaps flash.

I was most disapointed in Google when they announced the price of the Nexus One. Come on Google if Apple can release a bigger device that has everything (and more) you precious Nexus One has for much less $$ then you are being evil! You are being greedy! Everyone in my office was saying if they release this affordable to the masses (maybe $250 to $350 or $99 subsidized) they will blow Apple out of the water today in one big swoop. When we saw the price we immediately closed the browser and forgot about it.

What are your thoughts?

I was just looking at my Google Reader which is where most of my news-you-can-use comes through these days and I found an article about Google Chrome Frame – Runs IE8 10X faster! I was interested so I read on. It’s kind of funny that Google comes out [...]]]> “Bring open web technologies to your browser”

I was just looking at my Google Reader which is where most of my news-you-can-use comes through these days and I found an article about Google Chrome Frame – Runs IE8 10X faster! I was interested so I read on. It’s kind of funny that Google comes out with an IE plugin (BHO) but I must say (WOW).

I can say I’ve been using Chrome since the very beginning and the speed is undeniable. I never thought I would replace IE. I’ve always used it and everything (for the most part) works within it. Chrome is just fast and that was apparently enough because I use Chrome 100% now on every computer I use.

However I do miss IE and oddly enough, the Google toolbar mostly LOL. I don’t believe I will ever go back to IE permanently but it is a fresh of breath air to revisit the browser and when I go to others computers who only have the default IE in place, I can install this add-on and be happy with my visit and take credit when they later go on the internet and feel the extra speed boost.

Check it out http://www.google.com/chromeframe

Jonathan