Google I/O developer conference set for May 18-20 – What can we expect?
Google CEO Sundar Pichai this morning told all, via Twitter, that the company’s annual I/O developer conference would take place May 18-20. This time, however,…
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Best of Android 2015: Top smartphone
When best doesn't necessarily mean best specs.
Apple Watch Sales: Not so bad after all (3.9 million units/Q3)
Is it a hit or not? Apple isn’t saying. The company has been uncharacteristically mum on the subject of Apple Watch sales. You’d think that…
Movado Bold Motion takes less techy approach to the smartwatch
It has the look of a traditional analog timepiece. But it has the smarts of a smartwatch. With the Bold Motion ($695), Movado takes a decidely…
Art of Simplicity: Microsoft Arrow Launcher for Android (Hands-on)
"Your relationship with your phone doesn’t have to be complicated," says Microsoft. Case in point: the company's new Arrow home launcher for Android.
Fossil gets it right, prices debut smartwatches and fitness trackers from $125
When it comes to smartwatches, at least as it stands here in 2015, there are two schools of thought. On the premium side, you have…
Verdict: Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch
Wrist Wars II. Is the Samsung Gear S2 an Apple Watch killer? Review, plus comparison to Pebble Time, and Android Wear.
How to get Android 6.0 Marshmallow right now
It’s Marshmallow day. And that can mean only one thing: a stampede to Google’s Android images pages. There us eager early adopters can find links to…
Nexus 6P or Moto X Pure – Which is the best Android flagship phone?
Google today announced a pair of two Nexus phones in San Francisco. The event, as is increasingly common, was also live-streamed (replay on YouTube). The…
“We have new life,” says BlackBerry CEO
BlackBerry chief John Chen explains why he's turning to Android operating system for new "Priv" phone.