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Nexus Tablet: Enemy Of The Amazon Kindle Fire

After the declaration last month by Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, on the marketing in the next six months, a tablet of "Pure Google," we know more details about this Android tablet. In this regard came some new rumors about the nature of the tablet, which would not be the direct competitor of iPad bitter rival, but a rival statement, the Amazon Kindle Fire according to a reliable source of Digitimes. But how could this be Nexus Tab? Unfortunately not yet know any details of what should be the...

Online Petition Motorola Mobility Inc: Unlock All Smartphone Bootloaders

It 'a few days playing an online campaign against Motorola, the manufacturer's decision to challenge the U.S. to market its Android smartphone with bootloader locked, making it extremely complicated operations software customization. In recent months, Motorola had assured the angry customers it plans a solution for the second half of 2011, making the new bootloader unlocked smartphone, but so far the promise has not been met. In addition to asking to sign the online petition, the organizers...

Nokia Denies Rumors Of An Acquisition by Microsoft

Nokia has categorically denied the rumors circulated in the last hour, about an imminent agreement for the sale to Microsoft in their division that follows the business of smartphones. 'We have already denied these rumors for some time, the aim of Nokia is to continue with the partnership between Windows Phone and grow the ecosystem, both companies have the tools they need to do it,' said a spokesman for...

Android 4.0: Requires Google Holo Default Theme

The new UI introduced in version of Google Android 4.0, which so many users like, must be present by default on all devices equipped with Ice Cream Sandwich. In fact, compared to previous versions of Android, the biggie is to know the manufacturers, which also allow customizations provided some graphics will remain unchanged, and among them there is just the default theme named Holo. In addition to the UI, however, it seems that Google intends to make the stakes even on some widgets,...

Google Acquires 217 IBM Patents

Not content with the agreement for the acquisition of Motorola, which will ensure access a large number of patents, Google purchased an additional 217 patents from IBM, to protect the Android operating system by new legal problems in the future and contribute to the development of new services. The new patents cover purchased by IBM in fact some of the technologies for the management of email, online calendars, social networks and the transfer of web applications from different devices. This...