Here is a comparison video of startup times of Windows Phone 7, Android, iOS and Windows Mobile.
The attending devices are as follows:
Check out this browser comparison between the LG Panther (Windows Phone 7), iPhone 4 (iOS 4.0.1) and Nexus One (Android 2.2).
Pretty neat little feature in IE on Windows Phone 7. It can load content in different tabs in the background, and as far as I know, this isn’t currently available on other platforms.
An interesting video that came out from Google Android’s test lab. Jeff Sharkey, Android engineer, tries to figure out which screen color is the most energy efficient on an AMOLED screen. With the dark red tint, most sub-level pixels are turned off, and battery consumption is nearly half of that with a “normal” AMOLED screen.
Google made the Nexus One Froyo Update today official by announcing the availability on their blog.
Starting today, Nexus One users will begin to receive the Android 2.2 (codenamed Froyo) over-the-air software update on their phones. This update provides some great new features including support for making your handset a portable hotspot and support for Adobe Flash within the browser. For a complete list of everything we’ve included in Android 2.2, please see the Android 2.2 Platform Highlights.
In order to access the update, you will receive a message on your phone’s notification bar. Just download the update, wait for it to install, and you should be all set. This update will be rolled out gradually to phones – and most users will receive the notification by the end of the week . We hope you enjoy these new features.
Read More: Android 2.2 Highlights
Google has started pushing out an OTA update to the Nexus One that will bring the latest and final Froyo build on board. The new build number is FRF83.
Enjoy :)
