Google Play may soon offer newspapers
The Google Play Store may soon offer various newspapers or news sources, according to details uncovered by Android Police. Digging through some JavaScript files recently, the site found references to the yet-announced features in the web version of the Play Store. We did some poking around …
In Brief: 8 Android-related things you should know (March 15, 2013)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, photos, videos, infographics, and Android-related news tidbits which, for whatever reason, did not end up with a post of its own on AndroidGuys. These are things that we still feel are worth knowing, even if in a …
Google’s Project Glass gets SXSW demo
As a child I remember watching The Terminator with my family, thinking how cool it would be to literally wear a computer that delivers real-time information. Well, if you have been following the news, this dream is almost a reality with the upcoming Google Glass. …
Lookout Mobile Security releases patch for Samsung Galaxy S3, Note 2
Thanks to some guys who have way too much time on their hands, a vulnerability that bypasses the Samsung Galaxy S3 lock screen was found last week. Before that, it was the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 that fell prey to the workaround. In a nutshell, …
In Brief: 8 Android-related things you should know (March 8, 2013)
In Brief is a compilation of notifications, rumors, photos, videos, infographics, and Android-related news tidbits which, for whatever reason, did not end up with a post of its own on AndroidGuys. These are things that we still feel are worth knowing, even if in a …
Google celebrates 1 year of Google Play with special deals
Google Play turns 1 today! Join the celebration with a goodie bag of fun freebies and discounted digital content.
Google giving holiday gift to Google Music users!
Google cares a lot about their users, and today it’s a lucky day for all the Google Music users. Good news for all the Google Music users is that you people are getting a travel bonus from Google, and trust me, such kind of stuff …
Google Apps customers get Google Play Private Channel
Google Apps users now have access to a private, custom Google Play experience, thanks to the introduction of Google Play Private Channel. Designed to help users distribute internal applications to employees and subordinates, it appears to fit right inside the normal Play Store.You can see from the …
Google: Nexus 4 is NOT sold out
So you’re trying to purchase one of those Nexus 4 handsets that just showed up back in stock, huh? Not so easy, is it? We’re hearing reports from all over the internet that you guys think it is out of stock and that your shopping …
Google Play reviews now tied to Google+ profiles
Google doesn’t want anyone leaving anonymous or fake author names with Google Play reviews so, beginning today, things will be a bit different. If you want to leave a review for an app, game, or anything else in the Play Store, then you’ll need to …
Europe poised to see Google TV music, movies in coming days
Google TV owners living in Europe ( U.K., France, and Germany) will soon have the ability to download music and movies from Google Play. A post on Google+ tells us that the the features will enabled on November 13 as it finally gets away from …
Google Play tops 700,000 Android apps
Google has officially indicated that there are now more 700,000 apps in the Google Play Store, available for smartphones and tablets. The news comes just a short week after Apple made the same claim for its App Store and looks to be a race to …
Five things we’d still like to see in Google Play
One of the newest features for the Google Play store (v 3.9.16) is the ability to add apps and games to a Wishlist. As of right now the option only seems to operate as a place for you to tag items that you’d like to maybe …
Add credit to your Google Play account from the web
Google now lets users add credit to their Google Play accounts directly from the internet, bypassing the need for those physical gift cards. You know the cards we’re talking about here – they’re the ones that aren’t anywhere to be found at least in our …
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