Maybe everyone else knew, but I was surprised to learn that the University of Miami has its own Android/IPhone app.
Of course it’s a bloated 10MB monster, but even so. Rumor has it you can use it to check out books from the library, but I haven’t figured out how yet. The map looks useful, but a search for “Architechture School” and “Law School” returned not found.
First impression: Looks slick, but it isn’t very efficient, and it’s not terribly user-friendly. In other words, all very Miami?
There was nothing in the documentation to suggest that 4000 or so Google contacts and 196 apps (including all the cruft you pre-loaded on my phone and I cannot remove), would bork the Droid Incredible 2.
Anyway, I don’t have 4000 contacts. The phone, or the phone-Google connection, seems to have systematically put in multiple entries for the ones I do have due to some weird effect of matching contacts.
And most of the apps are very small.
Oh, and did I mention that the DINC2 startup screen (pictured) always makes me think of the Eye of Sauron?
Real World Test Show That Android Task Killers Are Still Useless.
Had me fooled.
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