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If you're struggling to decide which phone to get, then you're in a similar predicament that I was in not too long ago - the difference being, that I actually got to play around with each of these phones for a bit before actually deciding to stick with one.

Since the Samsung Galaxy S came out a few days before the iPhone 4, I decided to get it just to satisfy my gadget hunger. After playing around with the Galaxy S, I was quite impressed - the interface was real smooth, and transitioning through the different menues (desktops) was speedy - this is in comparison to my not so old old phone, the Nexus One.

If you're new to Macs, or always wondered what the best IDEs were for PHP development, then this may be helpful.

I've compiled a list of my favourite IDEs, and added a brief description for each. These are purely my editors of choice, so if you've got a few others in mind that I've missed, please feel free to comment and maybe I can add them to the list.

After procrastinating for so long, I finally got off my arse and released the Model Release Pal for Android - beta.

As an amateur photographer myself, I believe that this will an invaluable tool.

I've also decided to release it for free, as it's still in the beta phase and still not 100% sure if I want to charge for it in the future.

I wanted to give a quick comparison of the specs on these phones, mainly because they interest me the most.

The thing that they all have in common, which obviously makes them great to begin with, is the fact that they all use the Android OS :)

Anyways, lets get down to the specs - I've placed them in a table format, for ease of reading and comparison.

A very annoying issue that I've noticed with the NBAndroid Netbeans plugin, is that it doesn't know how to properly attach an external JAR file to an Android Project.

If you right-click on libraries (under your project folder), and click on 'Add JAR/Folder', it will add a reference to that library/JAR file, which it will recognize in the code (detect all the classes, etc). The problem lies when you try to compile the project - at that point, it doesn't actually add the JAR to the project, which in turn gives you errors when running.

The Android market has been lacking in SEO applications (in comparison to the iPhone), but in the recent months, it really caught up. It doesn't have the same caliber of SEO apps, but at least it has a decent selection.

In this article, I'm going to run through each of the current Android SEO apps, and give a quick summary (and yes, I have tried them all).