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and Windows Phone sucks on high-end devices.

about 9 hours ago on Best Android Phone Under $150 1 reply

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I want a native app for my toaster too.

about 10 hours ago on Flickr launches redesigned Android app for smartphones and tablets 1 recommend

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Pie Control > Everything

1 day ago on Ruggedized Samsung Galaxy S4 Active revealed in video (update) 1 reply 1 recommend

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He stated a fact.

1 day ago on British explorer Daniel Hughes makes first video call from Everest's peak 1 reply 1 recommend

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If a company is making their internal systems to only work with IE or Microsoft is updating IE to break backwards compatibility, they are doing something terribly wrong.

I agree with you on Chrome for Mobile, it does suck. So I don’t use it. I never said Chrome was the best browser, but neither is IE.

1 day ago on Where Google needs to go from here, after I/O 1 reply

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When you’re able to roam across the entire European continent for that price then you can brag

That is now the plan. The EU wants to merge all the mobile markets together.

2 days ago on Verizon extends $60 and $70 prepaid plans to 2GB and 4GB of data

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I laughed when he said competitive.

2 days ago on Verizon extends $60 and $70 prepaid plans to 2GB and 4GB of data 3 recommends

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Yes, it is the best.

http://html5test.com/results/mobile.html

2 days ago on Where Google needs to go from here, after I/O 1 reply

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Plus the technology fragmentation meaning phones are not compatible with other networks.

2 days ago on Verizon extends $60 and $70 prepaid plans to 2GB and 4GB of data 2 replies 1 recommend

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The US mobile market is strange.

2 days ago on Verizon extends $60 and $70 prepaid plans to 2GB and 4GB of data 2 replies 6 recommends

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How about instead of the UK Government just complaining about tax evasion/avoidance, it actually CLOSE the loopholes which itself created. Then do it on a EU-wide level to prevent countries like Ireland and Luxembourg sucking the tax from other countries.

2 days ago on Former Google UK exec alleges company misrepresented sales to avoid paying taxes 3 replies

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It’s not as if the EU subsidies farmers or anything.

3 days ago on ZTE and Huawei face EU investigation over predatory pricing 1 reply 3 recommends

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He didn’t say you couldn’t get an N9?

3 days ago on Where Google needs to go from here, after I/O 1 reply

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I’d rather Android and Chrome Apps stay separate. They have nothing in common and should be separated. I go to Google Play looking for Android apps, not terrible Chrome apps.

3 days ago on Where Google needs to go from here, after I/O 2 replies 5 recommends

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Open your internet browser. Type in http://maps.google.com

Voilla! If you have a modern browser on your phone it should work fine.

3 days ago on Where Google needs to go from here, after I/O 2 replies 2 recommends

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UV Copies are terrible. I much prefer iTunes Digital Copies since you can easily remove the DRM (use Requeim) legally and have a copy on your Android device.

3 days ago on What I need Google to tackle next 1 reply

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Micro$hit?

5 days ago on Leaked Scroogled video sees Microsoft parody Google's Chrome ad

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Does it show ads?

5 days ago on Leaked Scroogled video sees Microsoft parody Google's Chrome ad 1 reply 5 recommends

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Skype is integrated into Android. Since Android is an open platform, apps can integrate into the system through specific APIs.

5 days ago on Leaked Scroogled video sees Microsoft parody Google's Chrome ad 1 reply 1 recommend

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Google have not made YouTube a client for my fridge either.

5 days ago on Leaked Scroogled video sees Microsoft parody Google's Chrome ad 1 reply 6 recommends

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They didn’t block MS from it, they simply don’t allow MS. It’s not a public API, its a private one.

5 days ago on Leaked Scroogled video sees Microsoft parody Google's Chrome ad 2 replies 17 recommends

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This is why I still prefer SMS messages. It’s universal.

5 days ago on Pick your poison: messaging will be fragmented, expensive, or locked-in 5 replies 23 recommends

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1) They are forking WebKit and keeping that fork open source,.
2) They were never open in the first place.
3) I agree with you on reader, but you are not entitled to Google Reader.
4) They didn’t want to pay MS for EAS, and have no reason to keep it for normal users as they have replacements.
6) They only used the Java programming language, you can’t copyright a language.
7) WebKit makes up 90%+ of the smartphone browsing market, it’s Microsofts fault that they did not adopt WebKit when they can.

5 days ago on Microsoft responds to YouTube demands, 'more than happy' to include ads if Google allows it 2 replies

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And Microsoft is deliberately trying to block Android and Google from the market. It’s clear Microsoft do not want to play nicely, so why should Google do it in return?

WebKit makes up the vast majority of browsing on smartphones.

5 days ago on Microsoft responds to YouTube demands, 'more than happy' to include ads if Google allows it 1 reply