Move Apple Notes to Google Keep (iPhone to Android) step by step guide. Moving from Apple Notes to Google Keep is not easy task, as Apple is notoriously a closed ecosystem, and Google Keep lack official API support for free users. I tried solutions googling around, and I finally succeeded mixing different parts from them - sharing my experience here hoping it can be helpful to someone else moving from iPhone to Android.

These days news are plenty of articles discussing Apple vs Android. Apple fans sticks on their positions while newly arrived Android supporters throw articles and articles about Android supremacy over stagnant IOS evolution. I have my personal opinion regarding Apple/Android. That's a recent story that will explain my feelings.

It's some months I stopped seeing the list of my installed apps in Android Market. All apps are still listed in the web page, but the Market app just display that my apps will appear there as soon as I'll install some. I already installed many, and nothing there!

Yesterday I was reading PC World news, and I stumbled across this article: Apple to Samsung: Don't Make Thin or Rectangular Tablets or Smartphones by Melania Pinola (read the article here) I read it, and at first I though it was kind of a joke directed to Apple, until I realized it was true. I read it twice, 'coz I wasn't really sure about it, then I googled around to check the Apple "experts" declaration. Section 2-40 and 2-41 list "suggestions" from Apple to Samsung about how they should

In the last days I was in need to connect to the company network to do "some regulations" (... like Garrus ;) ), and my OpenVPN connection was not working. I tried from my HD2 and I had no problems, so I did my job from there (complaining about having the smaller screen), repromising to myself that as soon as possible I'll had to fix it. Today was time to do, but it was not so easy as I though. The hardware is a Galaxy Tab 7 (GT-P1000), with a custom rom based on Cyanogen 7.1 (kernel 2.6.35.7,

Today, after reading a while in the past days, I finally decided to flash on my Galaxy Tab 7 (P1000) a Cyanogen Mod 7 ROM. I decided for the new ROM to have a similar version as in my HD2 (Typhoon Cyanogen Mod 7), that comes already rooted and highly customizable and (vary important) without all the Samsung Junk installed!

The answers is: depends. Well, rooting your phone means getting root level privileges on your android phone. Root is THE user on your droid system, the one who can change system setting, and possibly make your phone stop working ;)   If you are a "standard" user, you don't really need root level privileges on you phone. All the applications you need (Facebook, Twitter, messaging, and so on) will be available to install, and you'll not have to care too much about permissions, other than relating

I finally got a Galaxy Tab 7" and start playing with it. It's a nice tab, small enough to be handled using one hand, and big enough to easily browse web pages or access servers over RDP. But... Yes, there's a "but". After two days of use, I changed my mind about 7" or 10 ". The size matter, and the size is related to the use you'll do of your device. For business and traveling, I think the 7" is more suitable. Small enough to be carried around easily, and the weight doesn't matter too much

Joooid app has been updated. Testing the update right now, and everything seems to work fine. I read the comments and ratings before updating... It was curios to see one star, five stars, and almost nothing in the middle.

In last months on the App Stores (oops... hope Apple didn't mind I used that copyrighted/patented/reserved word!) the Antivirus apps for Android are proliferating. Everyone wants it, just to install and then recognize it slow down so much his droid to make it far less usable than before. But droids really need antivirus?   Actually android virus are very few, cannot widespread as Windows ones, and cannot do much damage to your phone if you don't allow it, giving them superuser permissions on a