If I buy a chromebook, will I be able to access google docs while offline?

SevFTW · 3 days

OK, just realize it's offline viewing not editing.

SevFTW · 3 days

You will be able to use the app available in the Chrome Store - so you can try it out on regular Chrome.

When I had one, some documents would by synced for offline viewing, you could also specify some to by synced. It was read only for documents, and maybe spreadsheets. I'm pretty sure not presentations though. It's a work in progress though - I believe they're working oin getting full client edit support.

ltran96 · 18 days

Well, Lookout will check all the apps you install supposedly . . .

Dreamwaltzer · 1 month

Goole Talk to vTok. Or Google Hangouts to Google Hangouts.

arcooke · 1 month

I'm not going to be much help with your RAID question, but I got a server, put Debian on it and have Mediatomb (DLNA Server) pointed towards a directory that I have shared via AFP/Samba. This allows me to drop files in via computers where I download and rip stuff.

On each TV I just have a Blu-Ray Player, or Logitech Revue, or something that supports DLNA. Also apps on my mobile devices. Whenever I rip something, I copy it to the server and it's ready to play on a TV in moments.

This may be to simple for what you're looking for, but just figured I'd offer.

Just FYI: I've ordered a Raspberry Pi an when it comes in, I'll probably get a 3TB USB drive and duplicate the setup with the Pi acting as the server to cut down on power.

mcarrode · 1 month

SyncMyPix is what I use - seems to work well enough.

Cyber_Cowboy · 1 month

I'm doing the same - and I'm loving Udacity.com.

Teaches you Python from scratch - enough to build a simple search engine.

Left4Head · 1 month

Unlimited over the course of a day. However, you will be limited to 6 skips per hour.

http://blog.pandora.com/pandora/archives/2009/05/pandora-one-upg.html

nobodysbusiness · 1 month

I was so looking forward to Lightworks, but it was supposed to come out in December, they made a post in November saying it was delayed an have posted nothing sense. Even the Windows betas that have been up forever are still betas.

EDIT: Never mind - still no word on Linux or OS X but they updated the Windows installers last week.

jadobbins · 1 month

Definitely

Sent from your house

Tanglesome · 1 month

Except that the carries are not using Free and Open Android. The are using Google Approved Android. That's why these devices have access to the Play Store, and other cheap Chinese tablets do not. They have to enter into an agreement with Google to do this, that's how places like Motorola got the Honeycomb code before anyone else.

So they have some level of control over the manufacturers. They just need to leverage it.

Sagerian · 2 months

I have a Galaxy Nexus and still predominantly use my iPad for tablet uses even though I own a Motorola Xoom with ICS. I live Android on a phone, I just think the iPad is still ahead in the tablet race. Mainly because of apps, but also speed, and just overall smoothness.

I think Android may eventually equal or overtake tablets as they did on phones. Just not yet.

TrisMcC · 2 months

Also the hardware was horribly slow. Nice OS and UI, but almost unusable.

slobdogg · 2 months

However, given newer OLED screens black is actually better.

jeremiahwarren · 2 months

They don't make them anymore, but I use a Dazzle DV Bridge. Had to go to eBay to get one.

mph1204 · 2 months

Given that the let Google buy Motorola Mobility I think they'd probably let it through. They'd have to obey all the GSM standards rules and FCC spectrum rules though - which would mean allowing Android and jailbroken iPhones on their network. I don't think they could handle that. :-)

eldridgea · 2 months

Yep! My Mom has on her Razr actually. I use SVTP as FoxFi wasn't available when I needed it to my knowledge.

eldridgea · 2 months

Works great. Just remember the first rule of Fight Club . . .

ModXMV · 2 months

Hmm. I'm the same, when I go to Wallet it tells me it is out of date, takes me to the Market which tells me it's not supported on this carrier.

ModXMV · 2 months

Sorry for being off topic, but do you have the latest update with the security fix (1.1-R52v7)?

I can't seem to get the apk to install.

WascalyWabbit · 2 months

Not cash, but Jobs would regularly grant exclusives in exchange for being put on the cover.

30thCenturyMan · 2 months

I'm not positive but perhaps they got Ubuntu with a Canonical support package.

Also the Ubuntu LTS releases are probably what are used on servers. Not as tempramental as updating every six months but probably more updated than Debian stable while also retaining most of the goodparts of Debian. A lot of Canonical's major changes have been with things like GUI, printers, etc. Not too importanr for a server.

ColdFire75 · 2 months

The Big Bang Theory kept using a whip app this week.

Capn_Crotch · 2 months

Nope, but I have 4G. I do at home so that I can be on the home network, at works and elsewhere I just use 4G.

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