Ever wondered how popular the G1 is . Some facts presented by TMobile at CTIA
1. 80 percent of G1 owners browse the web daily.
2. Four out of five G1 owners download apps at least once a week from the Android. On average, T-Mobile G1 customers have each downloaded more than 40 applications from the Android Market.
3. An average G1 owner consumes 50 times the data of the average voice-centric phone user.
4. Among T-Mobile customers who have purchased the G1, roughly half have traded up from a basic handset.
5. The majority of T-Mobile G1 owners use Facebook and YouTube at least once a week.
6. Half of G1 customers also access Wi-Fi on a daily basis.
courtesy: Om Malik at Gigaom
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Friday, April 03, 2009
Wednesday, February 04, 2009
Google’s Task List Goes Mobile!
For those of us who really REALLY enjoy Googles TaskList built into gmail (as of this past december), they just released a version for both the Android and the iPhone!
Want to check it out? On your iPhone or G1 point your browser to:
gmail.com/tasks
If you’ve already installed Tasks on Gmail, they will show up automatically.
Here are some details from a blog:
As you add or cross out tasks, they are automatically synced with your task list on Gmail. In addition to a stand-alone to-do list, you can also now convert e-mails into tasks. Unfortunately, you cannot yet share task lists with others or make lists if your mobile phone is not connected to the Internet. When the mobile version of Google Gears supports Android and the iPhone, offline capabilities will also be possible.
But this is going to be great for using your mobile phone as your to-do list. It is also significant in that Google is taking what was an added feature of Gmail and turning it into its own app. Pretty soon Tasks is going to need its own full-fledged destination site.
Full article here:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/02/02/googles-task-list-turns-up-on-your-android-or-iphone
Have any mobile development projects on the table? Give me a call for a free consultation!
Richard Sarno
Project Manager
A-1 Technology, Inc.
115 Broadway, 13th Floor
New York, NY 10006
P: (212) 397-7481
Want to check it out? On your iPhone or G1 point your browser to:
gmail.com/tasks
If you’ve already installed Tasks on Gmail, they will show up automatically.
Here are some details from a blog:
As you add or cross out tasks, they are automatically synced with your task list on Gmail. In addition to a stand-alone to-do list, you can also now convert e-mails into tasks. Unfortunately, you cannot yet share task lists with others or make lists if your mobile phone is not connected to the Internet. When the mobile version of Google Gears supports Android and the iPhone, offline capabilities will also be possible.
But this is going to be great for using your mobile phone as your to-do list. It is also significant in that Google is taking what was an added feature of Gmail and turning it into its own app. Pretty soon Tasks is going to need its own full-fledged destination site.
Full article here:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2009/02/02/googles-task-list-turns-up-on-your-android-or-iphone
Have any mobile development projects on the table? Give me a call for a free consultation!
Richard Sarno
Project Manager
A-1 Technology, Inc.
115 Broadway, 13th Floor
New York, NY 10006
P: (212) 397-7481
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