Android – Iphone – Applications

There is a new tablet unit in the market running the Android OS, more specifically the Chile T7-3G which is made in China.

As you can see on the image the Chile T7-3G tablet is pretty stylish and in the inside you can find an ARM11 processor running at 720MHz, an internal flash storage memory of 2GB, and more 256MB of memory RAM. The 7-inch screen provides a resolution of 800×600 pixels and the usual extras include WiFi, 3G, and being able to work as a media player and eBook reader. So far there isn’t any information about its price tag.

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Twitter has hired Katie Jacobs. Jacobs worked at Google and the White House and State Department. Jacobs will work at Twitter’s California office where she will be working on international and business strategy. In 2003 Jacobs worked at Google as the Product Manager of Google Finance. [TechCrunch]

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Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has launched a new tool called App Inventor that helps people build Android applications quickly. Using App Inventor does not require any programming experience. Google has been testing the software over the past year in several classrooms across the U.S. App Inventor has had a couple of success stories from students, including one who was dyslexic. Check out the video below about the new service:

[Google Blog]

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Android Wallpaper is pretty cool with apps such as Super Mario Live Wallpaper.

This circuit board has some interesting effects like a pulsating Android robot, dust effect, moving fans, and then lighting effects and even binary clock and status lights for the GPS, Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi.

You can download for the Android phone for the $1.

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I was out with my family the other day and I couldn’t find a parking space for the life of me.

Google Open Spot could change some of that. It isn’t made for finding WiFi Hot Spots, but there is an Android App for that. It does remind me of the iParkMyCar App. Essentially, this Android App allows users to mark a spot as available, and it appears as red to yellow as it remains unclaimed.

The App is for free, and I am not certain if there will be a rampant use of this App.

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