Tag: android

• Google Drive vs Dropbox, Amazon, or Microsoft Sky Drive for Cloud Storage?

  There was some great news from Google this week concerning cloud storage, and while it isn’t up to what I want in replacing your hard drive, Google Drive is a great step forward in drive cloud storage with 5GB free, and apparently I’m grandfathered in to my 20GB $5/year plan (see screenshot below). Finally Google…

  Scott Fillmer

  April 24, 2012

  Technology

  amazon, Amazon CloudDrive, android, apple, apps, cloud, cloud drive, cloud storage, current events, data, drive, drive storage, dropbox, facebook, files, google, google drive, iCloud, integration, ios, ipad, list, Mac OS, Mac OS-X, Microsoft, new, news, skydrive, storage, Technology, Windows Live SkyDrive

• Reasons Why Google+ is Already Better than Facebook

  So I almost felt obligated at this point to do a post about Google+ just because it really wasn’t what I was expecting from Google. What I was expecting from Google was another failed attempt at doing something social (they do have a good long history of trying social networking and missing big time), but…

  Scott Fillmer

  July 13, 2011

  Technology

  android, apple, circles, culture, facebook, feed, gmail, google, googleplus, ipad, iphone, list, lists, network, networking, new, people, reasons, social, stream, top reasons, twitter

• Processing Life in a Digital Age of iPads and Tablets :: Friday Feet

  I remember when we use to marvel at the power we had at the tip of our fingers on those big clunky desktop computers. You always use to hear things like this computer is more powerful than the one that was used to launch the Apollo rockets, and it was, but today, in the world…

  Scott Fillmer

  March 18, 2011

  Faith, Technology

  android, Apollo, apple, bible, ebook, friday, friday feet, ios, ipad, ipad2, IPhone 4, tablet, Tablet computer

• I Can’t Afford a Kindle, iPad, or eBook Reader?

  I love this excuse for not having a Kindle or some type of eBook reader at this point. A better excuse would be that “I don’t want an eBook reader”, that would at least make a more intelligent argument, at least for those of us who live in the United States. The price of a…

  Scott Fillmer

  April 19, 2010

  Technology

  android, consumer, culture, ebook, electronics, ipad, iphone, kindle, Literature, reader, society