The pointer (small arrow) on your screen is controlled by the mouse attached to your Macintosh. As you move the mouse on a flat surface, the pointer on the screen moves with it.
Geweldige handleiding bij een van de eerste Macs, toen bijna niemand wist wat een muis was, laat staan hoe je die moest gebruiken.
Fraser Speirs over wat het probleem met Android is:
The Android platform is currently stuck in second gear because Google, their OEMs and the carriers can’t, won’t or simply have no incentive to get the installed base past the Android 2.x API set. There are better and more powerful APIs in Android 4, and there will be better ones again in the future, but developers can’t take advantage of them because almost nobody is running the latest OS.
For example, Google recently shipped Chrome for Android which, by all accounts, is a pretty great mobile web browser. Unfortunately, it requires Android 4 and around 1% of the installed base is currently running that release.
This means that iOS apps are not only better than Android apps today, they’re getting better faster than Android apps because Apple is deploying and the installed base is rapidly upgrading to much more powerful APIs on the devices in consumers’ hands.
En het probleem wordt alleen maar groter en groter waarschijnlijk. Volgens Speirs ligt dit aan de basis van problemen met veiligheid, kwaliteit van apps, back-up’s en meer met Android.
Android 4 kan nog zo goed zijn, maar wie heeft daar op deze manier iets aan?
