HP declares tablet price war, intros $99 Android tablet
At only $99 the HP 7 Plus Android-powered tablet could be the beginning of a new price war. As tablet sales slow, this could this…
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With Surface Pro 3 Microsoft attempts to redefine the laptop
Surface Pro goes on sale starting at $799. It comes in Intel i3, i5, and i7 processor configurations. Is it enough to take on Apple…
Google I/O schedule – Wearables hot, Google+ not so much
Will we see the oft-rumored Nexus 8 tablet? A mid cycle upgrade to the Nexus 5? New Chromebooks? One thing we apparently won't hear much…
The Google Glass Test
So far it would appear that demand for Google Glass is, in fact, significant. Last I checked all five colors of Glass were out of…
Watch: LG G Smartwatch Video Teases Design, But Not Much Else
LG released another teaser video for its upcoming "G Watch," another wearable based on Google's Android Wear platform.
Lane guidance for Google Maps finally arrives in latest update (It’s good!)
Long overdue, lane guidance, a feature available from the likes of Garmin and Magellan for years, is finally here for Google Maps. For San Francisco…
Trendspotting: Google data shows Android 4.4 KitKat growing
KitKat should see swifter upticks in growth over the coming quarters. New handsets such as the HTC One (2014), and Samsung Galaxy S5 ship with…
Google Nexus brand to be replaced by Android Silver – Looks promising
Android Silver could replace the Nexus brand as Google looks to expand its reach into developed smartphone markets such as the U.S. Will it work?
Nexus 5 screen hairline crack result of a design flaw?
We compared the Nexus 5 to the iPhone 5 and noticed a seemingly minor design difference in the speaker cutout. Did it lead to a…
This little known Android KitKat feature solves a major problem
By leveraging transparency, the app can use the extra screen real estate otherwise wasted with status information. And nothing is lost.