Don't over look the Instant Upload feature, it allows you to store photos and video directly to your Google account from your phone.
Handy in situations when the cops see you recording them and try and destroy your phone
Buried in the Intel Motheboard PDF on page 10 section 6.8 it says they're using CentOS 5.2 as the OS:
Update from the operating system over the LAN – the OS standard is CentOS v5.2
Also, in the chassis design it seems there are rubber passthrus to allow cables to go between servers above and below each other.
Virtualbox is their consumer x86 virtualization product, Oracle VM is their x86 enterprise virtualization solution; clusters, high-availability, etc.
Think of it like this:
Virtualbox = VMware Workstation
Oracle VM = ESX/vSphere
Or Python or Perl on Android
There's a nice 20% project called Android-Scripting that lets you use scripting languages through an interpreter. Not exactly fast and lacks some features, but it makes it easy to get started with basic Android development in a language you're more familiar with.
The facts from their own chart: 10 billion in physical game sales vs 200 million in app sales. Even if it increases by 200 million a year, it will take a long time to catch up.
Not $200 million/year, $200 million per month. Compared to 840 million/month ($10 billion/year) for the physical game market.
Of course, people with non iOS game hardware will keep buying games, and the App store will expand the market. But it seems to be a new force.
The first 90% of a project takes 90% of the time, the last 10% takes the other 90% of the time.
