Posted on 15 January, 2009 by Darren Tan
Before CES, Palm looked like an inevitable failure in the global recession. Since their peak with the Palm Pilot PDA, the world has since moved on to more modern, elegant and featured devices like the Apple iPhone and the Blackberry line of smartphones. Analysts correctly predicted that if Palm were to continue as a viable [...]
Filed under: Techday | Tagged: Amazon Music Store, app store, application store, Blackberry, CES, cut and paste, DataViz, Facebook, Google, GPS, Impressions, iPhone, iPhone Killer, iTunes, Microsoft Exchange, mirror, multitasking, Operating System, OS, Palm, Palm Pilot, Palm Pre, PDA, Preview, QWERTY, syncing software, turn by turn, universal search, web, webkit, webOS | 1 Comment »
Posted on 11 October, 2008 by Darren Tan
Its been a little while since I’ve posted anything up on Lijonoli, but I’m back online with the long awaited Techday about Google Chrome. In this edition of The Seeker Daily’s Techday, I’ll be examining the current status of Google, looking at the Chrome browser, and whether its okay for Google to learn greater quantities [...]
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Posted on 12 September, 2008 by Darren Tan
Up until now, Google have been responsible for creating numerous tools on the internet – everything from search to email to book and newspaper archives. However, Google Chrome marks the internet giant’s first fortay into the world of internet browsers, and my initial impressions are that its launched with mixed success. Google’s reasoning behind launching [...]
Filed under: Lijonoli Picks, Software | Tagged: browser, Chrome, Google, internet, review | 1 Comment »
