The word on the street is that the upcoming I/O conference by Google will have its attention focused towards the next version of Android which will come with the moniker Android M. There has been no confirmation from Google regarding it but seeing the track record, it is only fitting that the next iteration of Android breaks cover at the I/O conference and then becomes public later this year. Google's... Read More
Microsoft is working tirelessly to make Windows Phone a major OS in the world of smartphones but the juggernauts named Android and iOS have their roots set so deep, that it is a bit difficult to go up against them. But Microsoft is launching new budget smartphones constantly which are helping it expand its reach in the ecosystem of smartphones. The market share of the platform has been increasing constantly and... Read More
Google I/O 2015 is starting tomorrow, and we all pretty much know that the US technology giant will unveil the next major version of Android operating system during the event. It is said that Google has focussed on RAM and battery efficiency in Android M, but it will also bring one more important feature for Nexus devices. According to a new report from Android Police, starting with Android M, Nexus... Read More
As per the reports by The Information, Google is reportedly developing a new operating system known as Brillo, and the company will bring it out of the veil at the I/O conference, which will be held in San Francisco on May 28. The I/O 2015 is also seen as a major event for the unveiling of Android M, it is dubbed to bring along an array of native apps to the... Read More
Google has initiated the roll out of Android Wear 5.1.1 to an array of compatible smartwatches. The company made an announcement about the update last month, but it was only limited to LG Watch Urbane. The update will bring a host of latest features and enhancements to the Android Wear platform. Some of such improvements are, better launcher with wrist gesture support, functionality to draw Emojis, heads-up notifications, screen lock,... Read More
In a report published by Bloomberg, Google is reportedly planning to provide users with more control over the information that is shared with the applications. This means that users will be controlling what information should be accessible to an app and what not. They will be provided with preference selection before downloading an application from Google Play Store. With the growing usage of applications, more and more information is being... Read More
Google is planning to change the way we search for information on our devices. Especially the way we send information from desktop/laptop to our smartphones. The first step was when Google integrated a feature that enabled users to send location directions from desktop search to smartphones and the second step was when the search engine giant allowed users to send notes and set alarms in the same manner. Now, in... Read More
The Nexus line-up from Google has always had the privilege of getting software updates faster than other Android devices. Google has just announced that it will begin the rollout of the Android 5.1 Lollipop update for the Nexus 9 from today onwards. Starting today, #AndroidLollipop update 5.1 will be rolling out to a #Nexus9 near you. pic.twitter.com/oxOvrujzmB — Nexus (@googlenexus) May 7, 2015 The Nexus 9 has actually been the... Read More
Google’s I/O developer conference is soon going be held in San Francisco this month and the event is going to be a platform for many new announcements, including the forthcoming version of Android operating system succeeding Lollipop. As we know, Google is going in Alphabetical order when naming the OS and after L, there comes “M”. So, the forthcoming version, as of now, is being dubbed as "Android M". It... Read More
The latest revelation of Android distribution numbers by Google marks the rise of Lollipop. It was last month that the distribution chart had only 5 percent devices running on Lollipop, but this month’s chart has shown double growth (10 percent) in the area. All this means that Lollipop is gradually appearing on more and more devices. As per the latest figures, Android 5.0 Lollipop is presently running on nine percent... Read More
Google Now is about to become even more useful to the users, as it is the app gives out the handy information in the form of cards and now it has added 70 more third-party apps to its platter. Among these 70 apps there are few India-centric apps too, which are directed towards fetching the important information encompassing food, travel, banking and much more. Earlier this month, Google has already... Read More
Google has finally discontinued the popular Asus Nexus 7 (2013) tablet. The tablet had it coming after HTC Nexus 9 became the torch bearer but the fact that it was a hit among the masses ensured that Google didn't take it off the Play Store. Google has now officially stated that the Nexus 7 (2013) would be going off the retail shelves. “The Nexus 7 is no longer available for... Read More
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