iPad Mini vs. Nexus 7

he iPad Mini and Nexus 7 are competing in the smaller tablet space. People really like 
tablets of this size because they can be held with one hand, they can fit into a pocket 
(usually), and they're great for reading and web browsing. 

The iPad Mini is the more expensive of the two, starting at $329 for the 16GB WiFi model.
 At higher price points, more storage and LTE connectivity is available. It has an A5 dual-core 
chip with 512MB of RAM. The display is 7.9" and 1024x768 resolution and 162ppi.

Google Girl - Google Plus vs Facebook

Google Girl - Google plus vs Facebook
Have fun and laugh while you learn with Google Girl.

Facebook Timeline vs. Google Plus (Social Network Parody)

Mark Zuckerberg reflects on the battle of Google+ vs. Facebook.

Will Google+ make Facebook the new Myspace?

What is Google+ (Google Plus) and do I need it?

***This is NOT a paid advertisement*** Google Plus is Google's new social network. 
But why start a Google Plus account when you already have a Facebook account? 
Well, Facebook was developed on the premise that everyone is your "friend" which isn't 
how your social circles work in real life. Google plus is built so that you can intuitively
 break up all your connections into "circles" and treat each circle separately. 
(Facebook allows you to do some of the same things but the privacy settings are 
confusing and constantly changing.) 

Google Plus has a lot of slick features, but the biggest reason to open a Google Plus 
account is that if you use a lot of Google products you will inevitably get one some day.

Official Apple iPad Mini Trailer

Nexus 7 vs. Galaxy Note 10.1, Which Is Faster?

In this video, I do a speed comparison test between the ASUS Nexus 7 from Google 
and the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 tablets. These are arguably the two most popular 
Android tablets out on the market right now, and they're both packing a lot of power 
under the hood. The Nexus 7 has a 1.3 GHz Nvidia Tegra 3 quad-core processor with
1GB of RAM. The Galaxy Note 10.1 has a 1.4 GHz Exynos 4 quad-core processor 
with 2GB of RAM. At the time of recording, the Nexus 7 was running Android 4.1.1 and
 the Galaxy Note 10.1 was running Android 4.0.4. So, which tablet is faster?
 Watch the video to find out!

Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1: S Pen demo