This seems to be one of those rate Android apps that does what it claims; is free; works with older versions of Android; is easy to use. Nice!
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Keep Your Smartphone in Shape With Advanced Mobile Care | Android.AppStorm
Just like most PCs, Android devices tend to become sluggish with use and need a little maintenance to keep them running like new. I’ve thought about getting my hands dirty and trashing all the junk hi…
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Samsung Galaxy owners! register your S3 or Note II and get free stuff from Samsung!
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Got a Galaxy S3 or Galaxy Note 2? Get a free Flip Cover and NFC Tectiles by registering it with Samsung
If you’re on Facebook, you might want to run on over to Samsung Mobile USA’s Facebook page here and register your new Samsung Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 2. Why?
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Ouch. That’s a lot of people thinking that their phones have faster data downloads than they actually have. Millions of people.
Photo from ZDNet
The article also points out that:
24 percent of BlackBerry owners and 29 percent of Android owners thought the same thing.
From a marketing perspective this is pretty horrible because it means that the cell phone carries are doing a poor job of educating the public about 4G (faster service) and have failed to create a demand for it. Or…The sales teams have done a very good job of letting people think they have 4G.
The problem as I see it, is that people will not want to pay (again) for a speed bump, when their carrier finally delivers 4G in their area. For instance: In Tucson, Sprint sells 4G phones but does not actually provide 4G service. They still charge a $10 monthly premium though. Last I checked, AT&T and T-Mobile still have not kicked off their 4G networks in Tucson.
Original story found here.
Think the “4? in iPhone 4 stands for 4G? Join the 34% of those participating in a recent poll. They thought the same thing.
Now I would not recommend this for many phones, smartphones can get the job done.
In this case, I used the Palm Pre to write and post this blog entry. It’s a surprisingly simple process. It’s even simpler than using a desktop computer.
Notice that I am formatting text on the phone as I write and edit this.
Here is an example of an image that I uploaded from my phone.
The whole process is pretty easy. It should be a real asset for a busy site owner on the go.
If you have any questions, please let me know.
Nohl
