We did a browser comparison a while back with the Pre and HTC Hero. SInce then we have had a few comments that we should turn off flash and then compare it t the iPhone 3GS. Since we no longer have the Hero, I decided to do a comparison of the stock android browser and Opera mini to the iPhone 3GS Safari browser. See the video after the jump:
Read MoreAfter a year of doing reviews on mainly the iPhone, cases and apps, we decided to change it up a bit with Google’s Android. After looking over the many different Android options we settled on the MyTouch3G for its easy hackability…
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If you happen to be on Sprint or are eyeing a new Android phone, your motivation has just been given a push. The HTC Hero running the beautiful version of htier Touch UI has just been lowered to a very reasonable $99. The Samsung Moment, which sports a nice slide out keyboard, but lacks any special GUI for Android, also gets the price cut to $99. The catch is you have to pick them up at Best Buy with a 2-year contract. Not such a bad deal if you planned to take the plunge anyway. There are also no annoying rebates to deal with when picking up these handsets from Best Buy.
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We continue our comparison of the Palm Pre and HTC Hero. Let me know which you would choose.
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The day of the phone that can do just about everything using the interweb is just around the corner. WHile only a few phones can use Flash at this point such as the new HTC Hero, most do not have such a simple feature. Adobe in the video below demonstrates the Flash integration of the Palm Pre. The beta should be here before the years end for both the WebOS platform and Windows Mobile. Android and RIM will have Flash available next year. iPhone at this point is the one platform that looks like it will never support Flash. This alone may get some people to switch, but then again maybe not.
See the video after the jump
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