Samsung Galaxy Tab

[Torurot]

Mozilla has officially released its Android incarnation of Firefox 4. And for those of you who still care about such things, the open source outfit has also released a version for Maemo.

The Androidian browser is available from Google's Android Market, while the Maemo version can be downloaded from Mozilla.

http://www.mozilla.com/m/

and
Try this link - https://market.android.com/details?i...ozilla.firefox
Firefox 4 for mobile includes Mozilla's Firefox Sync service, which lets you synchronize browser data across multiple devices. Originally known as Firefox Weave, the service syncs bookmarks, history, "Awesome Bar" data, passwords, form-fill data, and open tabs. Mobile Firefox can also accomodate those famous Firefox add-ons, and it offers a new phone-centric interface that hides the browser controls when you're not using them.

[bigtimetshunter]

Played w/ the Playbook (Blackberry) today. I like it. Will probably pull the trigger here soon. Almost bought the Ipad but it's not conducive to typing and even though I won't type a lot, I need something that works w/ me and the Ipad doesn't. I like typing w/ my thumbs (not hunt and peck) and the playbook works well in that regard; much like the BB phone devices.

[Bumpa STIKKA]

Mozilla for android doesn't support flash. Amazing oversight! I'm using my Tab now while I wait for Olay in the dentist!

[bigtimetshunter]

I demoed youtube (flash?) on the playbook and it worked great.

[Torurot]

Flash appearing soon?
http://www.engadget.com/2011....will-be

[Bumpa STIKKA]

Flash is already here. I can play Flash files easily but just NOT through FireFox for Android.

[Torurot]

Want to keep Android apps from spying on you?

A security researcher has released an Android app that allows users to control precisely what information they share with other programs installed on their smartphones. The latest version of WhisperCore remedies a shortcoming of the Google mobile operating system that has vexed users since its release: a design that often ...

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2011/06/22/android_privacy_app/

Please read the interesting comments.
http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum....acy_app

[katoeylover]

i Have an android tab (samsung) and find it totally pointless.

my phone and laptop can do so much more.

What a con they are!

[rusty nail]

Yeah... they're pants!

[Torurot]

I wonder what their point is vs a small netbook or similar computer for similar price??

[Bicycle Pump]

Well, it's Android so it's easier to use. It's always on like a phone and it's a lot fatser and easier to use than a net-book.

Downside is that it's not as versatile or as work friendly as a 'real' computer.

But for email, GPS (satnav), social networking sites, news, books, watching movies or listening to music then it's a lot more convenient.

[Torurot]

Rather than start a new thread...  

In case any of you are considering a "Kindle Fire" for a Christmas present to yourself or other have read of this

From Jacob Nielsen's most excellent site  

http://www.useit.com/alertbox/kindle-fire-usability.html

On the other hand a review of the new

Samsung Galaxy Note says 7" is fine...
http://www.reghardware.com/2011....d_phone

Wee tablet, big phone? No, the ideal in-betweener

90% rated

Samsung Galaxy Note Android tablet and phone specs The ultimate mobile device for anyone who doesn't want to carry a phone and a tablet.