? Android Expectations
Posted Saturday July 5, 2008, 2:41 pm, Over one day oldI have high hopes, but not expectations, for Android.
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Mac and web curmudgeonry/nerdery. By John Gruber.
Copyright 2006 John Gruber
I have high hopes, but not expectations, for Android.
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"and $199 respectively (although the G1 requires an extra micro-SD card to expand it?s measly 1GB of storage). For the same price, are consumers going to chose the G1 simply because it?s open? My feelings about Android are very similar to John?s: it?s a platform that I had high hopes for, but very low expectations. If Google had offered a phone of this caliber for free, with occasional location-based ?notification ads? informing me that I was 2 minutes away from Domino"
"s HTC/T-Mobile/Google G1 announcement. Highlights include that it doesn?t do any sort of desktop syncing; it syncs only with Google servers. It costs $179 and requires a contract with T-Mobile, so it?s only $20 cheaper than an iPhone. I?m still rooting for it to be good. "
"s HTC/T-Mobile/Google G1 announcement. Highlights include that it doesn?t do any sort of desktop syncing; it syncs only with Google servers. It costs $179 and requires a contract with T-Mobile, so it?s only $20 cheaper than an iPhone. I?m still rooting for it to be good. The World, Justified ? Typography meets cartography. T-Mobile G1 Has No 3.5mm Headphone Jack ? Given how many complaints there were about the original iPhone?s recessed"
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"Daring Fireball Android Expectations The new issue of Wired has a nice 5,000-word piece by Daniel Roth offering a behind-the-scenes look at Google Android. More about Google?s (and their Android team?s) motivation and goals than (tovább)"
"to write for the device; at its developers conference two weeks ago, Apple had to turn them away once the first 5,200 spots were filled. ?I?m rooting for Android, big-time,? writes one high-profile developer, John Gruber, in his widely-read Daring Fireball blog. ?It?s easy to imagine how Android, as an overall platform, could wind up being better than the iPhone.? But that?s a big if, he adds, before the paragraphs that cut to the crux of the issue:"
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" I have to totally agree with John Gruber on having low expectations for Android. Web developers commonly know the difficulty for developing for multiple browsers no less multiple mobile devices. Those who design great software have to eventually design the hardware to give the full user"
" Android Expectations http://daringfireball.net/2008/06/android_expectations "
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"?Google?s dependence on hardware and carrier partners puts the final product out of their control ? and into the control of companies whose histories have shown them to be incompetent at design and hostile to users? - John Gruber on Android (Daring Fireball"
"As to what the future will hold for the iPhone and what the next big thing will be, no one really knows. Guess we'll just have to wait and see. Update [June 24, 2008]: I share John Guber's sentiments on the expectations of Google Android and how it compares to the iPhone: My obsession is with wonderful, thoughtful software and gadgetry. I love the iPhone because it's fucking amazing, not because it's from Apple. It'd be fantastic if even one Android-based phone is as good or better"
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