The purchase made tech bloggers produce amazing content all over the web sphere, fill the inter webs with different points on the topic. Even found some cartoons that makes light of the purchase. Or I should say, make fun of what the comming together means for the people purchasing from the thermostat company “Nest”. The company is actually innovative with the product that they produce, in my opinion, so you won’t get any of the conspiracies from this writer.

Also in the the updates on Google’s acquisitions of recent. Motorola company. Not too long ago the phone set top box and modem company, was bought by Google for a price said to be in the range of $12b. Just 1 year later Google as owners released the motor x phone that is said to be very customisable. I will not get into that now– as the Apple 5c released a little before the Motor X, basically overshadows the Motor X significantly causing Google to dump millions to promote high marketing that got them very little conversion from my opinion. I might be incorrect as I have no fact to back that up and hopefully you can get a Motor X or 5c and decide for yourselves which you Preffer. I think Motor X is very impressive.

Shortly after this phone released. Towards the early parts of 2014 the blogs started the fill up tech site with the sale of Motorola phones to Lenovo. People are concerned that Google as lost too much in liquid cash as a result of the Motorola purchase. I wish that would mean more to me. It does not. The debate is ongnoring though. Many, many speculations and math evaluating how much the public lost to the Google company have lost. My opinions are that Google made out big time, and their gains are long term, still down the road ahead of all these debates. Or behind the debates.

To find details about The Nest purchase. Visit Google’s blog http://can-i.org/google-gone-cold for investor relations. More can be found on the investor relations page also on the Motorola sale. 

about coffee

Still a kid at heart with my cars design cup. The coffee of the day was a coffee that I bought from a web site that sells a certain kind of coffee.
The coffee if meant to be healthy and possessed an ancient Chinese herb of youth. Granted this as nothing to do with tech stuff. But this made such an amazing impression.
The website http://www.lloydsmcoffeespot.com has other blog post and some background about the coffee.

English: The following chart is based on the number of Android devices that have accessed Android Market. Español: El gráfico muestra el número de dispositivos Android que han accedido a Android Market. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Google‘s new operating system update is expected to be announced at I/O 2013. As you may have heard. The new 5.0 version of the Android operating system is expected to be call Keylime Pie.  This is reported on several websites and blogs.

Google have not yet fully confirmed these speculations of features, and they have not denied them either. Some blogs have said their sources have been developers with the inside scoop of things. What we now is still speculations until confirmed by Google officially.

This is what tech blog writers expect, some new apps incorporated into the software. “One of the biggest rumors about Key Lime Pie is the introduction of profiles. When you go to sleep your phone obviously doesn’t need to be syncing emails and fetching data from Twitter, so you could enable a profile which prevents unnecessary tasks and conserves battery life, as well as allowing you to get a good night’s sleep. This isn’t a new idea and can already be done by third-party applications, but to have it baked into the Android OS would certainly streamline the user experience.”  A quote from Know Your Mobile website.

As we have watched the Google operating system evolve into different candy flavored or cookie/snack types over the years.

The android evolution makes Keylime Pie good for “Babel”

App developer Kinvey has released an info-graphic going over the history of Android, from 2008 up until the present day. It has given away a few pointers about what we can expect in Android Key Lime Pie too, including performance profiles, integrated social networking, cross-device SMS, multi-device support and built-in video chat.  It wouldn’t  be hard to conceive the notion that Google is also planning to show a cross-platform service, also rumored to be introduced at IO 2013.

If you click the image. You can follow the evolution of the android OS over the time since it as been on the marker and the features that it offered up to now. This was a put together by a developer android accredited person that follow the OS and have created this visual time line.

The Key lime Pie is Expected to be launched with the Google Nexus 7 and the Google Nexus 4 reboot on this 5.0 version of Android.

The Google I/O conference is right around the corner now weeks away. Google is expected to release Nexus 7 devices  with the android 5.0 Keylime Pie shortly after the conference.  Dates as early as July according to Ubergizmo who have also reported that the Keylime Pie May also have include iOS Game Center-like Multiplayer Features.

This explains how Google could Incorporated that “Babel” service to be a cross-platform/cross device service.

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cloud computing. where you need to save so much information some place that is unknown. “in the cloud”

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So if i decide to slip in a porn on DVD or Blue ray from my collection? You mean to tell me that, that will now be a public action logged on some server database some place?; That, is kinda freaky to think about. Yes, that maybe something that does not concern some younger console users. However, i have a big collection, that should be, my noninvasive indulgence. After all. I bought the console. In addition, Other than (DRM) i am yet to get a conceivably meaningful purpose of the “always on” feature.

That  cannot be a consumer benefit what-so-ever. I have read some blogs about “always on” many seem against it and some are not engaged at all, many are very passive as if they don’t know what this really mean.  For me. I need more explanation from Microsoft.

Since the  Sony  PS 4 reps. all levels have got interviewed on this same topic. Thou, it as yet to be fully confirmed by physically un-boxing and playing on one.

Sony shows a more openness to answering questions and display a better pr face.

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