Are you on iOS7?

iOS6 smells like ancient tombs.

iOS7:

- new functions like control center etc... (yep, Apple added some standard 2010 smartphone functions)
- new graphic style (iOS6 now is like watching Windows95)
- 64bit support (no one gives a shit because there is 1 GB of ram)
- a new bug in the lockscreen (http://www.engadget.com/2013/09/19/ios-7-bug/)

New Google Nexus, OPS!!!

That careless they are!
They have accidentally revealed a little of the new Nexus during the presentation of Android KitKat®!
Accidentally.
Surely!

Ultra smartphones

Have you seen the presentation of the new Samsung Galaxy S4?
Yes, it is interesting.
But this increase in hardware on smartphones does not seem "too much"?

I think so, but at least is the excellent research & development that can bring progress in all technologies (more capacious batteries, more power, less consumption)

Nokia Lumia 900

Don't try at home.

Windows Manager for Android!

After the iOS WM ... an Android windows manager, but this is free!

It seems a sort of Windows Metro Snap.

Take a look and try it : http://www.onskreen.com/cornerstone/

"Multitasking" on iOS with a WManager

With this windows manager (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7cYWha8YFi8) iOS on Apple Ipad kicks ass.
You can transform your fullscreen app in a sizable and movable windows for true efficiency.
It's called Quasar.

Pro:
- Fluid
- Good UI
- This is a killer app

Cons?
- It costs 9,99 $
- It's only for jailbroken devices

Ok, it's a "hack", a custom tweak, but iOS with that feature blows away the other mobile operating systems.
Just think about Windows 8 carrying a dual tasking (snapping apps) not only in tablets, but also in desktops.
Android with the "app bar" (like the app bar in W8, the left bar that contains all opened apps) offers a quick way to switch and show apps, but it's not a windows manager.

How long will take Apple to implement this natively?
And the Android developers?
And the Windows Developer Team... oh wait, we already know :facepalm:

Android VS iOS, analized by a user

This is the analysis of a user about the two mobile operating systems using them in several devices.
I agree with many of his observations.

1° part http://youtu.be/NMiY1kSTHZw

2° part http://youtu.be/Ayx4XsBaJBI

3° part http://youtu.be/fsGQ_xts_Gw

4° part http://youtu.be/jlPKVWv1WxU

Smartphone OS now in one image

Android is sucking c**ck to iOS, in the while Windows Phone is doing nothing, just watching.

Just kidding :P

I'm waiting to see the Windows 8 Phone OS (Apollo) and what is true in all those rumors about the new Android OS (I'm still waiting for an upgrade to ICS for some 2010/11 models).

Notificationsss

Some comments from a tech-blog:

 
I use both iOS and Android and I really don’t think the notifications experience is better on iOS than on Android..

    
Apple’s implementation is not as good as Android’s. Tell me one thing it does better than Android’s. One.

 
You won’t find one (against ICS).

Dat answer:

   
The ability to view notification center within a full screen app.

And I agree. Can't be that Android-ICS developers have not thought about that and iOS 5 was shipped with a better "Notifications"  feature.

So...