Featuring Barb Dybwad of Mashable and Drew Olanoff of TextPlus.
The big news this week included new app store statistics, and an interesting statistic discussed later in this post.
The app of the week was TextPlus. Drew Olanoff talked about the application. On the app, you can text for free and have group conversations. If someone responds, the rest of the group receives the message. You can find Drew on Twitter here.
The panel discussed the security of Android. Mark had talked to someone who said that her Hero was rooted by a rogue app that started creating havoc on her Android device. In addition, Nooks, which run Android, are apparently easily rooted. Barb talked about how she liked out of her Nexus One, iPhone and Droid, her Nexus One that she got at TED the most. She also discussed the appeal of e-readers and more.
News:
- Barb talked about indications for the Nexus One on Verizon.
- SugarSync, a service that syncs your files, now supports the Android platform.
- Distimo has the latest statistics on app sales, including a comparison of Android and iPhone sales and more.
- The panel discussed why the price of Android mobile units were dropping so quickly.
- Recent statistics show that 91 percent of iPhone users would recommend the iPhone versus the 84 percent of Android users who would recommend their phones.
- The Nexus One’s screen may be inferior to the iPhone’s gorgeous display.
- A new application by The Astonishing Tribe may be ground breaking in facial recognition.
- Opera’s mobile browser will be coming to Android soon.
- Farmville will be coming to Android as well with the addition of Flash to Android.
- Quake 3 is able to run on Android.
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