Since I get many questions about Smartphones here are some interesting statistics which may answer some of your inquiries. The top five smartphone operating systems, according to comscore.com stack up like this. Android is number one with 52.0% of the market followed not very closely by Apple with 39.2%. Next were Blackberry, Microsoft with 5.1%…
At some point in time after "smart phones" hit the market people starting leaving them on buses, in taxis and had them stolen. The Chief Information Officers website states that in August, 2013 that approximately 200 cell phones are left in New York City cabs every day. That adds up to about 73,000 per year. …
Time and technology march on. A couple of months ago I wrote about the Nexus 7 and how it compared to my first tablet which was a Toshiba Thrive. Since then they have come out with a new Nexus 7, called…are you ready for this snazzy name? "Nexus 7 (2013)" Yeah, they even use the…
Welcome back to another week of Double Click (now, Gray Haired Tech). I would like to remind you to shoot me an email with your tech/computer questions when you run into them. I am always glad to hear from you guys any time. If you read the column regularly you will know that I have…
I read online about an interesting application a couple of weeks ago and thought I would try it out to see how it works. If it was a good one I would recommend it to you. I always test programs like this in two ways. First, I install a "test" application with all the default…
I got a couple of questions about my Nexus usage from last week so here is a short look at the answers. I do watch videos on occasion especially when traveling for work, etc. I have accounts with Netflix and Comcast so I can watch their offerings. There are many of the major cable/broadcast networks…
About two years ago I wrote in regard to buying my first tablet, a Toshiba Thrive. Well time has continued on as it usually does and I have come to the point where I needed a replacement. So I have recently purchased a Nexus 7 by Google. Yes, I know I have not been extremely…
Last week I talked about Google Reader being another fond Google memory. If you are still interested in following your favorite RSS Feeds, what can you use to replace this great application? If you have already substituted it with some other “feed reader” let me know what it is and how you like it. If…
Yes, just two days ago Google Reader (that well known and beloved RSS feed reader) was removed from the Google stables. Google announced it in March of this year and I have already ranted about the unfairness of it all, the degradation, and the sadness that has overcome us all…so enough of that, let’s get…
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