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Joe Levi
Current device: Nexus One (Cyanogen)
Future device: Nexus Two?
Joe graduated from Weber State University with two degrees in Information Systems and Technologies. He has carried mobile devices with him for more than a decade, including Apple's Newton, Microsoft's Handheld and Palm Sized PCs, and is currently pocketnow's Android Guy. By day you'll find Joe coding web pages, tweaking for SEO, and leveraging social media to inform his followers and gain site traffic. By night you'll probably find him writing technology and self-sufficiency articles, as well as shooting and processing video. End of line.
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Android Users Twice as Desirable for Long-Term Relationships
According to a survey by Gizmodo using data gathered by dating site OkCupid, iPhone users have (on average) twice as many sexual parters as do Anroid users. Gizmodo concludes that "iPhone users get read more
Google's New Apps a Sign of Future OS Updates?
We saw a lot of cool, new things from Google today, specifically Chrome to Phone's official release and new Google Voice Actions ("voice commands" for you WinMo guys). These apps essentially extend read more
Official Chrome to Phone Available Now
Brandon shared Google's Chrome to Phone app and associated browser plugin with us back in May, with links to how to get the un-official release. Today they are now available with Google's blessing. read more
Connect Your Watch to your Android via Bluetooth
I've got an Android. It gets emails. It gets text and MMS messages. It gets phone calls. It has a calendar on it. It has an alarm on it. None of that does me any good without pulling my phone out of read more
Verizon Says These ARE the Droids You're Looking For
How important is a brand name? In the context of cellular phones: very, very important. While standing in line at a local amusement park I sent a text to my wife, letting her know where the kids and read more
Two Performance Hacks for Samsung's Captivate
We haven't been shy in our praise of the Samsung Galaxy S series phones (Vibrant, Captivate, etc.), particularly their speeds. But just how fast can it go? Lucky for us, we've got really good read more
