Pre par dana, kanadska kompanija Research In Motion (RIM) je najavila svoj novi tablet nazvan PlayBook. Uz obećanje da će potpuno promeniti pravila igre na rastućem tržištu tableta, PlayBook sadrži dvojezgarni procesor od 1GHz, kapacitivni ekran od 7" sa rezolucijom od 1024×600, dve kamere (prednju i zadnju) sa mogućnošću snimanja video zapisa u formatu od 1080p, HDMI izlaz, bogato internet iskustvo sa podrškom za Adobe Flash, Adobe AIR i HTML-5,
We almost missed this one, but couple of days ago, Canadian company Research In Motion (RIM) has announced its new tablet, called PlayBook. Promised to be game-changing product in growing tablet marketplace, PlayBook sports 1GHz dual-code processor, 7" capacitive screen with 1024×600 resolution, two cameras (front and rear facing) with 1080p recording support, HDMI output, rich web experience with Adobe Flash, Adobe AIR and HTML-5 support, and easy integration with
Stvari postaju jako interesantne kada su u pitanju mobilne aplikacije. Apple je i dalje na čelu sa preko 250.000 aplikacija, dok se Google brzo približava (oko 100.000). BlackBerry sada ima preko 10.000 aplikacija u svojoj "prodavnici" App World. Postavlja se pitanje koji procenat raspoloživih otpada na besmislene aplikacije (razni zvuci, masažeri, i slično). Napori kompanija Google i Nokia da omoguće bilo kome da kreira aplikaciju može rezultirati još većom gužvom
As far as the mobile applications go, things are getting really interesting. Apple is still at the throne with more than 250,000 apps, and Google is approaching fast (100k). BlackBerry now has more than 10,000 in their App World. The question remains, what percent of them are just senseless pranks that just add to the count. The efforts of Google and Nokia to involve non-developers in the application creation could