About Paul
Paul is involved in a number of websites including BARTANNICA.com, a bar review site; Dappered, a men’s fashion site; and WhyYouAreStupid.com (guess what it's about).
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Category Archives: The Google
What iPhone Users Can Expect When Switching to Google Android
Lifehacker wasn’t down today when I visited for my early morning read. In fact, they had a great post up about switching from Apple’s iPhone to a Google Android phone. Check it out: Jumping Ship from iPhone to Android: A Switcher’s Guide (Lifehacker)
The End Of The iPhone Era, Part 2
A little while ago, I wrote a few posts about Apple’s declining influence in the mobile market and how it will never win its battle against Google’s Android OS. I compared it to the Windows vs. Apple battle of a few decades ago, I brought up the overwhelming number of Android devices on schedule to [...]
2,000,000 iPads Sold … And Apple Still Is Losing Mobile Market Share
Recently, Apple was pretty proud to sell a couple million units of their super-sized iPod Touch (aka. the iPad). But I think the real question is just how many Android phones are selling. Why? Android is eating up the iOS market share according to the latest reports. People will say the iPhone 3Gs was old [...]
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The End Of The iPhone Era
I wrote a post recently about how the Kyocera Zio would mark the turning point in the Android v. iPhone battle. Like a lot of my posts, I submitted it to Reddit, because I love Reddit. I didn’t convince everybody. iPhone buyers aren’t going to break their contracts and buy this lower-end phone. We all [...]
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The Kyocera Zio Will Be The Phone That Buries The iPhone
I like prepaid wireless. I like Google Android. I’m bearish on Apple and its future prospects. Android vs. Apple is Windows vs. Apple and it’s going to end the same way. The Kyocera Zio could be the last nail in the coffin. photo credit: Mads Boedker Face it — Android has all the good buzz. [...]
Google, Want To Sell More Nexus One Phones? Offer It On Boost Mobile.
When Google first offered its Nexus One phone for sale, it took a very different approach by not tying it to a specific carrier (though in reality is was essentially tied to T-Mobile). Unfortunately, T-Mobile already had a bunch of Android phones in its lineup (G1, My Touch) that the Nexus One had to compete [...]
Easy Implementation of Google Web Fonts
This week Google announced their new web font directory. Instead of relying on users to have special fonts or resorting to using images, Google makes font replacement super easy with their new open source tool. I’ve had moderate luck with sIFR in the past, but I like Google’s solution better. I implemented it on my [...]
I Want An iPhone 4 … I Don’t Care