Wahh ada juragan arie disini :)

bentuk kaya remote AC mah udah biasa, jaman dulu ada model kaya sendal  
slop (dopod 900)


On Oct 2, 2009, at 6:24 AM, G. Arie S. Antara wrote:

> Sayangnya cuma 1 aja ...
> Bentuknya kayak remote ac .... Blaaaaaaaah
>
> Regards,
> G. Arie S. Antara
> Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "Meykel a.k.a 'M'" <meykel.andro...@gmail.com>
> Date: Thu, 1 Oct 2009 23:20:52
> To: <id-android@googlegroups.com>
> Subject: [id-android] Three Reasons Android Could Terminate Apple
>
> Alasan nomor 3 (Killer Apps) yg bikin ane keratjoenan  
> Android....hehehehehe...
> Kalo dulu ada istilah, punya BB tapi belum punya iPhone, kok kurang  
> seru ya? :D
> Sekarang ada istilah baru, punya iPhone tapi gak punya Android???  
> Hambar men.... Wkwkwkwkkwwkk...
>
> Rgds,
> "M"
>
> Three Reasons Android Could Terminate Apple
>
> Despite the Hype, iPhone Isn't the Only Mobile Platform in Town
> Posted by Josh Lovison on 10.01.09 @ 05:44 PM
>
> The smartphone market seems to be shoe-in: Apple has momentum in the  
> space reminiscent of its takeover of the MP3 player market years  
> prior with the iPod. Despite this momentum, the discerning media  
> planner working on mobile for something six months out should take  
> note -- Google's Android is poised to crash Apple's party. Why?  
> Three reasons:
>
> 1). Android Clones:
> While the iPhone had Chinese imitation devices, Android will  
> literally have a clone army. The open-source system will live on a  
> handful of devices by the end of this year, and dozens of devices by  
> the end of 2010.
> So while the system seemed to languish when the only Android device  
> was the G1, with phones like the HTC Hero and myTouch 3G, Android  
> will traverse carrier networks and handset manufacturers.
>
> 2). Specialized Versions:
> Android can be customized, and many of the handset manufactures are  
> doing just this. HTC has built the Sense UI, a prettier and  
> contextually aware revamp of the Android operating system, and  
> Motorola is working on their Android-based UI "Blur."
> With the ability to customize the flavor of Android for devices, it  
> creates a competitive marketplace among handsets to vie for custom  
> features while expanding the overall Android market share.
> While the iPhone has to try to juggle between enterprise users,  
> multimedia users and social network users, Android can have a  
> tailored version for phones segmented to each individual market niche.
>
> 3). Killer Apps:
> There's been some controversy lately about Apple's AppStore  
> rejection policies. A number of Google applications were rejected  
> from the phone. On one hand, this hurt Google's ability to roll out  
> those services, but it also gave Android a handful of killer apps.
> - Google Voice is an extremely powerful concept -- it allows users  
> to unbridle their phone number from telecoms, using Google to route  
> calls to a single number to any number of phones. It does the same  
> for text messages and turns voicemails into text. If Google Voice  
> routed to a VoIP service running on a carrier data network, it could  
> overnight replace the need for voice and text message packages.
> - Google Latitude, meanwhile, is a location based social tool which  
> allows location reporting to run in the background and send location  
> data to contacts a user specifies. Each of these pack a ton of  
> potential utility in a single application, which the iPhone doesn't  
> have.
>
> Apple's position in the market is too well-rooted to be driven away  
> without a very tough fight. But Android is very much poised to  
> stifle the iPhone's growth while extending its own roots.
> Keep an eye on the friendly green robot -- behind that guise he's  
> waiting patiently, and planning carefully.
>
> Sumber: Adage Mobile
> twitter:@meykel |GTalk/Email:tanya.mey...@gmail.com |YM:mikey4nancy |
> Kirim 'masih' pake BerryHitam®. Next time pake HTC Hero Android  
> G2 ! :))
>
>
> >

~...@herodroid


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