Ever since I migrated from my iPhone 4 to a new Samsung Galaxy S II, I’ve been keen to cover my experiences using the Android platform. With iOS 5 due to be released later this year, I thought it would be a great opportunity to see what the competitor smartphone ecosystem had to offer, and reflect on what may bring me back to into the Apple fold.
After my recent Asus Eee Pad Slider article gained a fair amount of coverage last week, including a mention in the New York Times via Gigaom and Carrypad, the senior editor of Carrypad offered me an opportunity to contribute content to their website.
Android's latest Honeycomb platform has fired the first serious shots across the Apple bow. Will iOS5, due to be released next month, hold its own?
Carrypad is a news and review website devoted to all things mobile, including smartphones and tablets. The idea of that iPhone/Android article that had been mulling in the back of my head then came to the forefront, and became my first article submission, which has just been posted as their feature story.
I’m going to enjoy contributing more content to Carrypad over the coming months, particularly as the tablet and smartphone market heats up and new features from all ecosystems create an even larger potential business.
Thanks to Ben from Carrypad for the opportunity to part of the writing team.
Click on this link to read the full article on Carrypad.
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