When I first heard about the Nexus S, I was less than thrilled with it. The camera wasn’t on par with its peers, it didn’t break any kind of barriers when hardware was involved, and wasn’t frightfully innovative (aside from being the first phone in the United States to have NFC). But I bought one [...]
The successor to Google’s Nexus One was unveiled recently, the Google Nexus S. And to be brutally honest, I’m not impressed. Just some brief history: I’ve owned a device that runs almost every mobile operating system on the market, except Android. I just haven’t gotten around to it yet, so nothing against the platform. By [...]
This could be a simple piece of software that could be integrated into GPS-capable cell phones (most likely as a piece of add-on software for smartphones), PDAs, or standalone GPS units, which would require minimal user interaction to accurately track fuel efficiency over time, and though the utilization of some simple logic, could establish a detailed model of the vehicle’s overall efficiency, to the point of even being able to predict fuel consumption.