Online Photo Storage and Sharing

I am quite keen on being a Content Creator, rather than purely a Content Consumer in social networks. This means I am keen to find and share new things from outside the network (as opposed to just re-sharing content from within that service), and also I love to share new images I have taken, or new things I have created - including blog posts :)

Because of this I have tried out quite a number of the various image services over the last year or so and have very mixed feelings about most of them.

This article was born out of a desire to compile my thoughts, but also the thought that this research might be of interest to a few of you too.

Review of Android 4.2 Jelly Bean

This is my review of Android 4.2 Jelly Bean. Your mileage or experiences may vary as I can only base this on how this update has affected my Galaxy Nexus after the OTA update (on a phone that was having a few issues, so was probably due a factory reset anyway).

Minor update?

This update came a little out of nowhere. The software came out to coincide with the release of the new Nexus devices - the 'direction of the OS' hardware, produced with Google's direct guidance by the OEMs. Each new Nexus device has coincided with the release of a new version of Android, those releases being named after sweets and puddings (gingerbread, honeycomb, ice cream sandwich...) most of these have been "dot upgrades" in that the version numbers have increased by a whole number, or a decimal and had a new tasty name.

Photosphere - a review

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On Tuesday this week I was rather pleased to observe the notification on my Galaxy Nexus that Android 4.2 (still called Jelly Bean) was ready to install.

I plan to post a more full review of that in the coming week or so, but for now I wanted to give a short review of one of the much talked about gimmicky features... Photosphere