FLYABYTE covers products and news related to Cloud Computing for consumers, including: Web Applications, Operating Systems, Devices, Online Storage, and much more. It was created and is edited by Raphael Fontes, a Brazilian tech enthusiast that lives in Poland. He has 11 years of experience working for Internet companies and has been following the Cloud Computing evolution very closely.
Cheapest model to retail for only USD 100. Very competitive price for an Android-powered media player.
With this processing power and screen size, should we still be calling it a netbook?
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Another very sleek and functional OS for your netbook. I prefer the gnome environment, but this new KDE version is very interesting for small screens.
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Read the full review from Pocket-lint of Dell's new Android-based tablet. It will be sold for USD $299 with a contract with O2 UK.
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Interesting article from Liliputing speculating about the feasibility of smartphones being able to overcome it's small screens limitations. It will eventually happen, but will probably take another five years of complete supremacy for the iPad.
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That's a tough call. As a Nexus 1 owner and heavy user of an iPod Touch, I lean towards the iPhone. However, the EVO has also many virtues to be considered. Which one is the right for you?
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When the iPad was announced back in January, I wrote this post saying how important Zinio and their digital magazine apps could make a significant difference in building a need for devices like the iPad.
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The Smartbook, designed by In-oh Yoo & Sun-woong Oh for Metatrend Institute, is currently a concept that consists of two separate units - a tablet PC and a smartphone that folds out into a QWERTY keyboard.
Read more about it on Gizmag.
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Joojoo, the controversial new tablet from Fusion Garage, has got some last-minute improvements before it starts shipping in a few weeks, reports Cnet. With a retailed price matching the entry-level iPad (USD$ 499), the Joojoo is a sleek tablet that offers some differencials compared to Apple's device. The main ones are:
On the other hand, compared to the iPad, the Joojoo provides half battery time (5 hours) and a smaller internal memory (4 GB).
Will it be a strong competitor to the iPad? It's hard to tell at this moment. It is certainly an interesting device that has potential, but for the same price, I'd go for the iPad. And, by the way, the name they chose just sound silly to me. Will consumers react the same way? Can't wait to have yours? Pre-order it here and wait for 8-10 weeks.Comments [0]
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