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Choosing a Smartphone, Part 1: Android vs. Windows Phone 7

The last few weeks have brought us a flurry of information about different smartphone OS's. At this blog, we prefer Android, and the past weeks' news has only made us ...

SlideScreen Pro Android Application Review

Late September of 2009, Larva Labs first introduced the concept behind the "Intelligent Home Screen" application for the Android OS. The idea was simple; Replace the standard Android home screen, ...

DROID or Nexus One?, What is CDMA or GSM?

Since starting this Android blog, I've run across a number of questions from individuals and often times I have to explain a number of different things regarding cell phone network ...

Nexus One Hardware Running List

I spent some time yesterday, the 14th and the morning of the 15th going through all the library files and various other system files from the Nexus One ROM and ...

WaveSecure Android Application Review

Wavesecure is a product from tenCube who was founded in 2005 for the purpose of finding a solution for lost cell phones. Wavesecure was tenCube's answer and has since been ...

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TAG | Choice

Feb/10

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Why I Choose an Android Phone Over the Competition

0 Comments | Posted by Benjamin at 11:04 am

I choose an Android phone because it reflects who I am. The Android OS is an open source mobile operating system built by a community of developers and is fully capable of being hacked, tweaked and customized in ways that are only limited to the imagination of us humans. I want a mobile phone that will conform to me and not the other way around. The manufacturers have realized this too. Just look at the number of added customization being done by the manufacturers, Sense UI, Sony Ericsson User Experience, MOTOBLUR, and TouchWiz. This allows for a unique experience for each person and the selection allows the user to purchase the phone that is just right for them. Continue Reading…

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