Lee Dixon

  Well after what felt like months of them saying the Galaxy S3 would get Jelly Bean, it final arrived for me Wednesday night. I ended up downloading it through Samsung Kies as over the air was not getting to me! So far I'm very happy with it.

     Google do like there easter eggs, if you type  "meet Android" into search and click feeling lucky, the uk views at least get a cool little thing going on with the browser! Roll on July when its my turn to upgrade my now ageing G1 for this bad boy!!     :)

     So how fast is google chrome browser? well they have ran so me tests a little unconventional but well worth a watch. Don't know how they would stand up as real benchmarks but eh!

Think Google is content to simply make   public domain books   freely available for e-book readers? Not quite -- the company has just confirmed that its previously announced   Google Editions   e-book service will finally be launching in late June or July. That service will apparently let folks buy digital copies of books they find through Google's existing book search service, and let book retailers sell Google Editions on their own site and retain the "bulk of the revenue." Details are otherwise still pretty light, including any word of pricing or publishers involved, but Google has previously said that it planned to make between 400,000 and 600,000 books available with prices set by the publishers.