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You may remember the recent challenges of Brandon Watson to Molly Wood to try Windows Phone 7, as she was frequently complaining about Andriod. She came up with some video reviews on her blog; one can see some of them in CBS news too.

1 Million Android-based G1's Sold

According to FierceWireless, T-Mobile USA has sold more than 1 million of its Android-based G1 devices during the past six months.

The figure was apparently 'buried' in Deutsche Telekom's earnings report. According to the German carrier's report, the G1 accounts for two-thirds of all of T-Mobile USA's 3G handset sales so far.

Initial sales of the G1 are certainly a lot smaller in comparison to Apple's iPhone. Apple sold around 3.7 million iPhones during the two full quarters after the device's launch in the summer of 2007. Keep in mind, however, that T-Mobile USA has less than half the number of subscribers than AT&T so on a relative basis, it's doing OK.

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After a host of beta releases, Firefox 4 has finally entered Release Candidate (RC) stage. The newer improved version features faster scrolling, better responsiveness with Firefox Sync while taking the overall user experience up many notches.

System Explorer Completo administrador de tareas

Pues de seguro te pasa como a muchos, no estás satisfecho con el administrador de tareas que te brinda windows, si este es el caso te propongo que pruebes esta versión de System Explorer un programa desarrollado por Mister Group y distribuido en la condición de programa gratuito.

System Explorer 3.8 posee una serie de características que superan con creces al Task Manager (administrador de tareas del windows) que lo hacen una utilidad atractiva y simple de usar, entre sus características principales cuenta con un administrador de procesos que muestra las tareas y procesos que se están ejecutando con sus respectivos parámetros, además posee un escaner de procesos con el cual puedes comprobar la seguridad de tu pc, por si existe alguna posible infección viral, este proceso se lanza luego de preguntarte si deseas hacer la comprobación de seguridad y compara los procesos en ejecución contra una base de datos de programas maliciosos on-line, según los desarrolladores del software. System Explorer posee entre otras bondades, un gráfico del rendimiento del cpu, memoria y acceso al disco con colores totalmente personalizables, además de todo ello una característica que lo hace muy relevante, sobretodo cuando tenemos dudas sobre la seguridad de nuestro sistema y es que en la lista de procesos aparece una columna de seguridad que te permite comprobar aquellos programas que no han sido chequeados por el utilitario, los cuales muestra con una marca relevante. Por último el programa cuenta con un utilitario para desinstalar aplicaciones, es completamente configurable y puedes si lo decides en sus opciones reemplazar de manera automática el administrador de tareas de windows.

Sin lugar a dudas System explorer es resumiendo un utilitario preciso, sencillo y de mucha utilidad para mantener sano tu sistema operativo.

Compatibilidad: Microsoft Windows 7/ XP/Vista

Descargar System Explorer 3.8.6 (3.87 MB)

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Hey guys, do you know today Mango's Support adds that Microsoft updates Zune Clients to Version 4.8.2345.0.  People who had bought or those who have used the Beta 1, Beta 2 or even the RTM version of Windows Phone will be eventually knowing that, there is one more step needed for them to install 'Beta Zune Client', which supports connecting Mango-based phones.

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Today at CTIA Sprint unveiled the HTC EVO 3D smartphone. It's HTC's first phone to feature 3D, as well as their first greater-than-WVGA resolution device, sporting a qHD 960x540 display.

Introducing Google Play

[This post is by Kenneth Lui, Android Developer Ecosystem. —Dirk Dougherty]

For more than a year we've been focused on expanding the reach, content, and monetization opportunities of Android Market. We started by extending the store to users on the web and then went on to add books, movies, and music. The number of people who have visited, registered, and downloaded from the store has been amazing.

Today we're launching Google Play, an integrated destination for apps, books, movies, and music, accessible to users on Android devices and to anyone on the Web. As part of this launch, Google Play replaces and extends Android Market — users everywhere can now find their favorite apps and games in Google Play, with other digital content, all in one place.

We believe that with a strong brand, compelling offerings, and a seamless purchasing and consumption experience, Google Play will drive more traffic and revenue to the entire ecosystem.

We'll be investing in the brand to bring Google Play to as many people as possible, and we'll also invest in the latest digital content to keep Google Play fresh, relevant, and engaging. Apps and games remain the core of Google Play, so we'll continue investing in new ways to connect users with their favorite apps, and developers with new customers.

As we grow and promote Google Play around the world, we'll be marketing your apps and games at the same time. Our policies have not changed and our goal is still the same — to create a great, open marketplace for distributing Android apps.

Google Play is built on the same infrastructure as Android Market, so the transition for users and developers will be seamless. Users can sign into their existing accounts with the same credentials as before and purchase content using the same payment methods. As a developer, there's no change needed to your published products and you can continue to use the same publishing tools to put your app in front of hundreds of millions of Android users. If your app was in Android Market yesterday, it's in Google Play today.

We'll be rolling out Google Play to devices in a phased OTA update, starting today and continuing over the days to come. With the update, the Android Market app will upgrade to the Play Store app and the Music, Videos, and Books apps will upgrade to Play Music, Play Movies, and Play Books. This update is for devices running Android 2.2 or higher, and users on other devices will continue to have the same access to your apps as before.

You can start sending customers to your products in Google Play right away. Check out the updated "Get it on Google Play" badges and look for an email with more details on the transition. In the meantime, you can check out the Google Play web site at the link below and join the discussion on +Android Developers.

http://play.google.com