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Every second, 19 blog posts are created, 787 porn searches are enacted, 4.2 babies are born and four Android phones are activated. That’s like one Android phone for every new baby, with an unfortunate two-tenths getting stuck with iOS... WE KID! (stats via So Many a Second ).  Also, every second, an iOS developer is getting paid more than an Android developer. 11% more to be exact, making for a lot of no doubt miffed Android-only developers. It also likely makes multi-platform developers put more focus on their Apple apps. Google's model for Android is very much ad-supported... which might explain why the method for opting-out of targeted ads (using your Device ID) is little publicized. We'll show you how in this episode.
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Video Length: 311
Date Found: April 20, 2011
Date Produced: February 28, 2011
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June 13, 2011
DXG is making inroads with inexpensive, high-spec cameras that fill a market gap since the demise of the Flip. The Luxe line (DXG-5COV HD) is a hand-held slim cam capable of recording in full 1080p HD. At $250, it’s more reasonable to compare the Luxe to Sony's Bloggie or ...
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June 10, 2011
The Xperia Play, AKA the PlayStation phone is, as the name suggests, a dedicated gaming phone. It’s got decent smartphone specs and a current version of Android, but its main claim to fame is the game. And it plays well. As a smartphone it's unremarkable though on par with mid-range ...
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June 10, 2011
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc is the thinnest Android phone we’ve seen to date. It's true to the Arc name as the back of the device is slightly convex. Aside from looking good, this also makes it easier to grab the phone when it's laying on its back on the desk. While ...
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June 10, 2011
Andy, once again flouting Lab Rats convention, decided to make the switch from the Apple to the Android camp. He’s ditched the iPhone 4 and moved over the the reference design Google phone, the Nexus S. The Lab Rats have compiled their top-ten tips for Android switcher or really, anyone trying ...
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June 10, 2011
On this week’s show, we take a look at the latest Android handset reference design rumour; let's call it Nexus Next. Microsoft cashing in on Android's success and Google Wallet; I'd tap that. Also, Kate Abraham shows us how to stay organized and on top of our to-do ...
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