Recent content by Xevilious

Uh, no. I think if you were disappointed than your expectations were too high. If you've used Honeycomb, then very little in ICS should surprise you, given that Google is simply using ICS as a vehicle to link phones with the work already accomplished on their tablet OS. Honeycomb is great...

It's no surprise that Google is leaving SDcards out of its Nexus phones. They want all data to end up in their cloud. To a true Google purist, physical storage is superfluous, and I'm ok with that. Given Google Music, Picassa, etc..., there's not much I can see actually loading onto my phone...

Love it. Really looking forward to Google rolling ICS out to the Nexus S (given that I probably won't be picking up the Prime for quite some time).

Ok, so I have my Google Wallet now, but I'm a little surprised that I can't manage my Wallet through google.com/wallet. I still just get the marketing pages. It would also be nice if I could tap into Google Checkout with my Wallet, given that I already have my payment information saved through...

Hmm... I'd probably buy one if I could find one. I was planning on nabbing one over the weekend, but I was quite preoccupied. Oh well.. maybe they'll start popping up on ebay with only a modest markup soon.

Gadget blogs like Engadget seem to be trying to spin Google+Motorola as something that will push hardware partners toward WP7. I'm sorry, but I think this perspective is idiotic, short-sighted, and essentially flamebait. If consumers want Android, manufacturers will continue making...

Not sure. Between $75-$100, I'd guess since I got my Xoom. Of course, I've been using Android since the day the G1 was released, so I'm sure the grand total is somewhere between $100-$150. It would probably be higher if Google had allowed devs to sell from day one... something that still bums...

I'm thrilled. This seems like an absolutely brilliant move on the part of Page and company. Also, I don't think that other Android hardware developers have anything to worry about. In fact, I'd say that they have even less to worry about now that Google is getting all those Motorola patents.

Better than creating a new thread to discuss a topic that has already been introduced, don't you think? ;)

I love my Xoom, even if my love for Motorola is waning, but I do have to agree to a point. When I bought the thing, I had dreams of an all-in-one device... something that I could use as a laptop replacement but that I could also use to make phone calls. Well, I can make phone calls using...

Well, better late than never. I still can't help but wonder if the date will get pushed back even more. At this point, I'm more amused than anything else.

September? lol *tears* I don't actually care that much, but with the 10.1 LTE coming out in just a few days, I'm starting to feel the sting of irony. I'm still not sure I even want to upgrade to LTE once the upgrade is ready, given potential battery issues. Battery > speed.

I don't know if it will add any more spice to your life than the iPad, but I can say that I use my XOOM daily, and I've yet to get weary of it. And I got it the day it was released.

If I had a uterus, I would offer to have your babies. Working great on XOOM.

So it looks like Netflix is finally coming to Honeycomb, but I wonder how long it will take for it to show up on the Xoom: http://www.engadget.com/2011/07/20/netflix-to-stream-from-hdmi-equipped-tablets-enable-lo/ Edit: Or does the Xoom lack this pre-requisite hardware needed for streaming...