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I am preparing to release an enhancement to my HexxWear website for mobile devices. I wanted to share a video demo of how I was able to record the display of my Droid Eris from my Ubuntu LINUX desktop using androidscreencast. In the video below I am navigating my mobile HexxWear site on my Droid Eris demonstrating how you will be able to shop right from your smartphone (i.e. Android, Windows Mobile).

Here is the video:

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I performed an early phone upgrade on my Verizon account and purchased the Droid Eris. I have owned PDA/Smartphones since 2006 or so. They have all been Windows Mobile except for this one. The reason I made the switch from Windows Mobile to Android is because I use mostly Google apps and services and the Android OS was more convenient, relating to features. The other reason I made the switch is because I am a strong user of LINUX and love the Open Source community.

My Thoughts on the OS

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I decided to make the switch from Windows Mobile to Android mainly because I use so many Google features and applications that it only makes sense. I am  a major LINUX user and all about Open Source which is one of the selling points for me and why I decided to go ahead with the Android. I am still working on a CarPC project and will be integrating my Android with the project as well. I should receive my new HTC Eris early next week. This phone has been out for a few months now and there are tons of forum and blog posts about it already (Google is your friend). I will post my favorite features and comments later.

HTC Droid Eris offered at http://verizonwireless.com

I’m a gadget junkie much like most of you who may not even realize it…Relating to electronics,? with each year that passes more and more focus is towards a particular device we typical know as a cell phone.? Back in the early 90’s that’s pretty what they were…one big huge briefcase-looking battery pack (cell).? Today commercials highlight either how lightweight they are or feature the over abundance of applications available. Wow! they have definitely come a long way.

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