The Galaxy Tab 10.1 has been out for some time now.  I thought we would revisit the Galaxy Tab and see what the update that Samsung pushed to the device looks like.  Originally the Galaxy Tab 10.1 had a stock version of Android Honeycomb on it, but Samsung decided that just wan’t good enough.  We take a look at the original software briefly and then update the Galaxy Tab and see what the new software has to offer.

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Many of you have requested I show what apps I have on the Android phones I use and review.  After a lot of requests I present to you my apps on the Galaxy Nexus.  There are so many apps these days, I would ask for you to kindly give your suggestion for apps in the comments below.

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The Mac tip for this Monday is text autocomplete.  I show you how to get better use out of using text on the Mac.  You can simply autocomplete the text with a simple command.

Our app of the day is AppDelete Lite

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All new smartphones are getting pretty mature as far as each of their operating systems is concerned. We are now on the 5th Revision of IOS. The 4.0 release of Android with Ice Cream Sandwich and the Second major release of Windows Phone 7 with Mango.

Many of you have asked or requested that I make a comparison video between all the new platforms. After thinking about how to do this best and most objectively I decided to break the comparison into segments. Each segment will cover one topic or area of the phones and show a comparison of how each of them work.

In this video I cover how Bluetooth works on all of the devices. I hook them up to my car and show you how texting works on the go for each device.

Thanks for the suggestions and as always comment below on which platform you would choose any why. Please be objective and not a raving fanboy (although that can be hard).

It’s Monday again and that means it’s time for Mac Tip Monday.  This week I talk about Hot Corners.  Hot Corners is a feature that has been built into a Mac for some time, but I find a lot of people don’t know it exists.  I show you what Hot Corners is, and how to enable and customize it so it best suits you.

So many of you are always asking me what is on my iPhone. I decided we should probably do a what’s on my iPhone segment about once every few months. As you might expect in this video, I show what the current apps I am using on my iPhone happen to be. Check out the video for all the quality apps and be sure to comment below on what apps you might use that you think that I should check out or other views should check out.

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Apple may have just changed the textbook market for good, but only time will tell.  In this video I talk about Apple’s education announcement which included iBooks 2, iBooks Author and iTunes U.  I go over parts of iBooks Author and talk about where the future of education may be headed.

As always, please comment below and let me know what you think about iBooks and what Apple announced.

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All new smartphones are getting pretty mature as far as each of their operating systems is concerned.  We are now on the 5th Revision of IOS.  The 4.0 release of Android with Ice Cream Sandwich and the Second major release of Windows Phone 7 with Mango.  

Many of you have asked or requested that I make a comparison video between all the new platforms.  After thinking about how to do this best and most objectively I decided to break the comparison into segments.  Each segment will cover one topic or area of the phones and show a comparison of how each of them work.

In this video I cover how Battery life is on iOS5, Windows Phone 7 and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.  I also go over the options for each of the different devices.

Thanks for the suggestions and as always comment below on which platform you would choose any why.  Please be objective and not a raving fanboy (although that can be hard).

All new smartphones are getting pretty mature as far as each of their operating systems is concerned. We are now on the 5th Revision of IOS. The 4.0 release of Android with Ice Cream Sandwich and the Second major release of Windows Phone 7 with Mango.

Many of you have asked or requested that I make a comparison video between all the new platforms. After thinking about how to do this best and most objectively I decided to break the comparison into segments. Each segment will cover one topic or area of the phones and show a comparison of how each of them work.

In this video I cover how email works on iOS5 on the iPhone 4S, Windows Phone 7 Mango on the HTC Titan and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich on the Galaxy Nexus.

Thanks for the suggestions and as always comment below on which platform you would choose any why. Please be objective and not a raving fanboy (although that can be hard).

All new smartphones are getting pretty mature as far as each of their operating systems is concerned.  We are now on the 5th Revision of IOS.  The 4.0 release of Android with Ice Cream Sandwich and the Second major release of Windows Phone 7 with Mango.

Many of you have asked or requested that I make a comparison video between all the new platforms.  After thinking about how to do this best and most objectively I decided to break the comparison into segments.  Each segment will cover one topic or area of the phones and show a comparison of how each of them work.

This video covers the devices that are offered for the 3 different platforms.  I cover what each is doing, how they are different and what the future holds for them.

Thanks for the suggestions and as always comment below on which platform you would choose any why.  Please be objective and not a raving fanboy (although that can be hard).