My bro and I were chatting over IM not too long ago about IM (instant messaging) and how horrible that it is because if you really want to chat to anyone anywhere, then you have to use bridge applications and services. It was an all to notable reminder than a lot of things that I wish for on the mobile side really amounts to a collection of compromises.
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And here is the first of a rash of Android reviews coming from me. This one is for the Samsung Captivate and can be found at Brighthand.
Seems like the Amazon Kindle lineup has just seen a refresh.
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How Many Apps
July 28, 2010 in Commentary with Leave a Comment
Over at Brighthand, there’s a discussion going on about how many apps are considered to be too many. The question had me thinking a good bit more about this app economy we live in and whether the number or abilities of the applications actually matters at all.
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