Google and Samsung reportedly pairing for 10.1-inch super tablet
Google and Samsung are partnering for a super-tablet that will knock the iPad completely out of the mobile space, according to new reports. Ok, so maybe not exactly. But forreals, CNET is advising that the two are collaborating on a 10.1-inch tablet that will have …
Google offers tips to developers looking for tablet app exposure
Are you an Android developer looking to get a leg up on your fellow game or app designer? Consider Google’s recent post on the developer blog which aims to give you an advantage. As their own Reto Meier advises, there are going to be some …
Google Play Movies, TV shows, and Music finally come to Google TV
In a move right out of 2010, Google today announced that Google Play Movies, Music, and TV shows are now available on Google TV. Should you have already, or plan to, purchase or rent content, you’ll be able to watch it directly through your Google …
Alcatel One Touch T10 Android tablet unveiled
Alcatel is not the leading mobile phone brand in the world, but they are working to gain a notable position in the market. Of course it’s not an easy task but Alcatel is planning big and targeting Google Nexus 7 with their new device. Presenting …
Listen to AndroidGuys #130 “The Nexus Ultimatum”
RECORDED LIVE OCT. 04, 2012 In this week’s episode the guys tackle the late-breaking rumors that surround the Google Nexus project and one of its potential devices, the LG Optimus G. After discussing all the stuff that is slated to go into the changed Nexus initiative …
DigitTimes ties Samsung, LG, Sony and HTC to Nexus rumors
Adding fuel to the growing fire that is the Nexus program, DigiTimes is today reporting that Samsung, LG, Sony, and HTC are “likely to be potential partners”. The entire post might read a little ‘lost in translation’ as it calls the initiative the “Nexus 7″ platform …
Google to launch the next Nexus device in 30 days?
Back in January 2010, Google officially launched the Google Nexus One, the first ever Android device with “Pure” Google experience. After that, we saw the Nexus S and then the mighty Galaxy Nexus debuted Android 4.0 a.k.a Ice Cream Sandwich. Galaxy Nexus is now almost …
Google optimizes Flight Search for tablets
Google has optimized its Flight Search experience for tablets today, making it much friendlier on larger display sizes. Users will now find that Google takes advantage of the extra space that comes with 7-inch screens and larger. If you’ve not used Google Flight Search to …
Google may intro a $100 Nexus tablet by end of year
Google may introduce a $100 Android Nexus tablet by the end of 2012, according to new reports. The move, if true, could really help push Google’s tablet effort out in front of others like the Amazon Kindle Fire HD and new Nook HD. The source …
Google Play blows past 25 billion app downloads
The Google Play Store has now seen 25 billion (with a ‘B’) installs of its Android-based apps and games, according to the official Android blog. And it’s not just a simple milestone reached at the same, steady rate. No, the Play Store is building momentum …
Google+ is now 1/9th size of Facebook
Google’s senior vice president of engineering, Vic Gundotra, today announced that Google+ has grown to more than 100 million active monthly users. At around 1/9th the size of Facebook, it has a long way to go before catching the king of social networking. Consider, however, that …
Google acquires famous iOS photo app Snapseed
Google acquired Nik Software today, developer of the famous iOS app known as Snapseed and the reason probably is to go head-to-head with Instagram, which is one of the most famous photo app available on Android and iOS, and it’s downloaded more than 5 million …
Chrome for Android gets first update since leaving beta
Google Chrome has been updated for the first time since it’s release from beta. The update includes security and stability improvements and now has new location preference integrated. Google also made a few changes to YouTube, so your video controls now work in full screen mode and …
Google: Android eclipses half billion activated devices
Google has officially seen 500 million Android devices activated since the release of the G1 back in fall 2008. According to Google’s own Hugo Barra, the monumental figure was achieved yesterday, September 11, 2012. At a confirmed rate of 1.3 million devices per day, we …
Google Wallet: Prepaid cards discontinued
Google Wallet users are now getting a warning to spend their Google Prepaid Card balance before October 17th at which point Google will be removing all prepaid cards from the Google Wallet App. After this date passes the only way to get your money back …
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