Oct 4, 2013
Surprise surprise! Google has started rolling out an incremental Android 4.3.1 Jelly Bean update for the LTE variant of the new Nexus 7. The 9.4MB OTA update does not bring any visible
Oct 3, 2013
The three year old San Francisco startup Flutter has just been acquired by Google. There are no details about the transaction (TechCrunch is hearing it's the neighborhood of $40 million), and no one really
Later this month, Google will formally unveil Android 4.4 KitKat to the world and detail all the new features within. Today, however, we got a sneak peek at KitKat courtesy of GadgetHelpline, who somehow
Another month, another update to Google's Developer Dashboard. It's a site that gives budding app developers a peek into the Android ecosystem so they know which APIs they can target and which they
Oct 2, 2013
Earlier this week, AnandTech confirmed Samsung was using hardware and software trickery to cheat on its benchmarks. Now, the online publication is back with a followup report that suggests Samsung in not alone in this
It's October, and all the rumors on the internet say this is the month that Google will unveil the next Nexus smartphone to the world. We know it'll be made by LG, we
Oct 1, 2013
Back in August, Google released an update to the beta version of Chrome that brought new gestures to the browser. To switch tabs, instead of swiping from the side of the screen, you now have
Google is trying hard, really hard, to be a content provider. They already have your credit card on file for when you buy applications, so why not try and sell you movies, music, and books?
Sep 30, 2013
The Nexus 5 has been showing up everywhere -- at the FCC, in a bar, and even on popular Apple forum MacRumors. The above photo, along with some commentary, was posted up by MacRumors member weespeed.
Motorola's Moto X is arguably the first real Google phone. Sure, there have been four Nexus phones from various companies, but Google actually owns Motorola, which changes everything. Now the Moto X is a
Sep 29, 2013
A few days ago, Google started rolling out a major update for the Gmail for Android that brought with it a new Cards UI and other enhancements. Every Google app update hides within itself some
With the rumored unveiling date of the next Nexus and Android 4.4 KitKat coming closer, we are seeing more and more details surface about them. Up until now, the leaked screenshots have only given
Sep 27, 2013
Researchers at Google are demoing something new called “Open Project” to the public. The technology is really simple to understand. Take a television that’s connected to the internet, make it render
When a door closes, a window opens. At least I think that's how the saying goes. Anyway, BlackBerry's recent troubles, which I'm sure you've heard about by now, can be blamed
Sep 26, 2013
Google knows people want to check out Glass, but most don't have the $1500 to shell out for an early adopter's version. How is the company going to let people get their eyes
At some point between now and the end of the year, Google is going unveil a brand new Nexus smartphone that most people assume will be called the Nexus 5. The phone has been throughly
Sep 25, 2013
Google Hangouts and the Gmail app are not the only ones getting an update today. The big G has pushed out an update for Google Search/Now as well on the Play Store. The update
Folks living in San Francisco are going to like the new Google Shopping Express service. The program offers same-day delivery service from stores like Target, Whole Foods and more. Customers can order from the
