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Shud i buy android 2.1 mobile phone,if android 2.2 is latest in market?

Jan 03, 2011 by hmmmmm | Posted in Cell Phones & Plans

I want to buy a android phone,i had seen htc wildfire ,it has android 2.1 in it,but my friend says android 2.2 is latest in market,wat shud i do,shud i buy this phone or not,android 2.2 phones are very costly

like the other guy said but after HTC releases an update it has to go to the carrier then the carrier tweaks it and add stuff ...............then it gets released to the phone

even tho HTC might update the "phone" it doesn't mean

| Jan 03, 2011

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Pogoplug Cloud Launches With 5 GB Of Free Storage For Mobile Users

18.05.12

Uploads the photos and videos from your device to the cloud – no sync required.

In testing (on the iPhone), the process was pretty straightforward. You go to www.pogoplug.com from your mobile browser to sign up or login to the service and find the appropriate app for your device. You then launch the app, login and the upload just starts on its own. It really couldn’t be easier.

In the app’s Settings, you can also specify whether the uploads can run over 3G, Wi-Fi or both, and there’s a curious setting where you get to specify a “destination” – what other destination besides Pogoplug Cloud could there be? There aren’t other options at present, but it would be great if this app could one day serve as a funnel to other cloud services too. Fingers crossed!

As a company, Pogoplug has been experimenting with different ways to entice users to its online cloud storage service, a challenge in the era of Google Docs and Amazon’s Cloud Drive and the like, all of which offer their own freemium services attached to much more recognizable brand names. Pogoplug typically uses its competitors’ size and scope to its advantage, though, at least in terms of its marketing. Pogoplug is about doing it yourself, hosting your own cloud storage safely and securely outside the reach of the big co’s.

Source: TechCrunch