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PIC developers are continuing to work hard, this is a video update of Open webOS for Android. Many things are still under development, like hardware acceleration, and the network framework.

"PIC's approach in this project differs from that currently being pursued in other porting projects such as the Galaxy Nexus by webOS Ports, in that rather than have webOS exist separately from Android and provide an alternate boot option, our implemention aims for more of an integration with the Android operating system. Our vision for this project envisions a scenario in which users are able to switch quickly between the two systems without having to reboot, presenting a more convenient way for those webOS users who rely on Android apps to be able to access them. In addition, this will also potentially provide better access to phone specific hardware for which good driver options are not available for webOS.

Our developers have put a lot of work in over the past couple weeks to make this proof of concept a reality, but as you can imagine it will take a lot more work to bring our vision to fruition, and we are constantly on the lookout for new volunteers willing to devote their time to this important project. If you're passionate about webOS and have solid knowledge and experience in either the Linux Kernel and OS, the inner workings of the Android OS, or the GNU toolchain, we would love to get you involved – just send us an email at volunteers@phxdevices.com"

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Aaron takes an in-depth look at the HTC DROID DNA, Verizon's newest 4G LTE smartphone. Packing a 1.5 GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro CPU, the DROID DNA is the first smartphone to pack a 5-inch S-LCD 3 1080p HD display. Additional specs include an 8-megapixel camera with 1080p HD recording, Android 4.1 with HTC Sense 4+, and a 2,020 mAh non-removable battery. It's coming to Verizon on November 21st for $199.99, making it a great option for those looking for a powerful smartphone. Part 1 of 2.

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The screens are very different too. The Lumia 920 has a 768 x 1280 pixel IPS TFT 4.5" screen, while the 8X has a lower resolution 720×1280 Super LCD2 style 4.3" screen with a longer 16:9 aspect ratio. The Lumia 920 also has a much greater degree of touch sensitivity since it can work fine while wearing gloves where as the 8X is unresponsive to covered fingers. Both have 1Gb of RAM, but the Lumia 920 has 32Gb of storage while the 8X only has 16Gb and neither have expandable storage via MicroSD card support. The 8X has a dedicated audio amplifier with Beats audio for great sound quality while the Lumia 920 has Dolby sound processing.

When it comes to the camera, the Lumia 920 has a slightly higher resolution at 8.7 megapixels vs. 8 megapixels in the 8X. Plus, the Lumia 920 has the extremely innovative optical image stabilization where the camera lens is suspended within the body in order to reduce camera shake that causes blur with slower shutter speeds. This means it can absorb more light with more sharpness than other cameras. Both devices can record video at 1080p HD resolution, but the Lumia 920 again has the advantage due to its optical image stabilization which also improves video recording smoothness while in motion.

The Lumia 920 boasts built in wireless charging and a 2000 mAh battery to power all of the extra features as well as the LTE high speed network support. The 8X also has LTE but only the Verizon version will have built-in Qi standard wireless charging to keep its 1800 mAh battery juiced up.

In terms of software, I think the advantage again goes to the Nokia Lumia 920. When you look in the Nokia Collection store, you'll find dozens more exclusive and extremely useful apps available to you versus what you'll find in the HTC store. Many of Nokia's value-added apps are free as well. You'll get excellent offline GPS navigation software with maps around the world, free music downloads, offline movie trailers, public transportation directions, augmented reality location services and weather apps, numerous camera lenses, and special news/sports apps. Meanwhile on the HTC Windows Phone 8X, many of the value-added software they had for older Windows Phones seems to be currently unavailable. There's no more HTC Footprints for GPS navigation and no more camera lenses for panoramic or burst shot effects.

Now when it comes to pricing, you'll only be able to get the Lumia 920 on AT&T in the USA for now and it's available for $99 with a 2 year contract. The Windows Phone 8X on AT&T is $199 with a 2 year contract.

Part 1: Web Browsing

Part 2: PPI Display Comparision – http://youtu.be/FQFZCIwOEwU

Part 3: Performance / Battery Life – http://youtu.be/dlcr04XT7XQ

Part 4: Operating System & Apps – http://youtu.be/6PHVdXSuGKU

Part 5: Hardware – http://youtu.be/r87ZpyjKUQI

Part 6: TBD

//Nexus 10 is running Android 4.2 JellyBean and Microsoft Surface Tablet is Running the latest version (at the time of filming) of Windows 8 RT//

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Part 1: Web Browsing

Part 2: PPI Display Comparision – http://youtu.be/FQFZCIwOEwU

Part 3: Performance / Battery Life – http://youtu.be/dlcr04XT7XQ

Part 4: Operating System & Apps – http://youtu.be/6PHVdXSuGKU

Part 5: Hardware – http://youtu.be/r87ZpyjKUQI

Part 6: TBD

//Nexus 10 is running Android 4.2 JellyBean and Microsoft Surface Tablet is Running the latest version (at the time of filming) of Windows 8 RT//

To get the latest on my work follow me on G+ or Twitter

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Part 1: Web Browsing

Part 2: PPI Display Comparision – http://youtu.be/FQFZCIwOEwU

Part 3: Performance / Battery Life – http://youtu.be/dlcr04XT7XQ

Part 4: Operating System & Apps – http://youtu.be/6PHVdXSuGKU

Part 5: Hardware – http://youtu.be/r87ZpyjKUQI

Part 6: TBD

//Nexus 10 is running Android 4.2 JellyBean and Microsoft Surface Tablet is Running the latest version (at the time of filming) of Windows 8 RT//

To get the latest on my work follow me on G+ or Twitter

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Part 1: Web Browsing

Part 2: PPI Display Comparision – http://youtu.be/FQFZCIwOEwU

Part 3: Performance / Battery Life – http://youtu.be/dlcr04XT7XQ

Part 4: Operating System & Apps – http://youtu.be/6PHVdXSuGKU

Part 5: Hardware – http://youtu.be/r87ZpyjKUQI

Part 6: TBD

//Nexus 10 is running Android 4.2 JellyBean and Microsoft Surface Tablet is Running the latest version (at the time of filming) of Windows 8 RT//

To get the latest on my work follow me on G+ or Twitter

Google+ – http://gplus.to/wicked4u2c
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