Google has announced that it will now begin indexing content from iOS apps in mobile search results. The move comes from the company a month after it started suggesting users install Android apps right from its search results.
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Microsoft has officially launched its Office Lens app for Android. The document scanning app was available in preview but has now landed in Google Play Store.
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Google is said to announce a new mobile payment service at the I/O conference scheduled on 28 an 29 May. Now a new report from New York Times states that the search giant will launch Android Pay and revamp Google Wallet with different featuers.
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Apple is said to be working on a new feature that is code-named “Proactive”. The new tool will take the iPhone beyond its intellectual digital assistant Siri and enhance the user experience on iOS 9, according to 9to5Mac.
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Google is expected to introduce Android M at the I/O conference between 28th and 29th of May. Lots of speculations and reports have been swirling the online world about the next Android OS and today a report from Android Police claims another new feature.
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Xiaomi announced the Mi Note Pro in January and the launched the phone in China earlier this month. Yesterday we got you unboxing of the phone and here is photo gallery that offers look at the phone from all angles. Continue reading “Xiaomi Mi Note Pro Photo Gallery”
It seems like Samsung is working on a an entry level handset that is targeted at emerging markets. According to SamMobile, the South Korean company is working on a Galaxy J1 Pop.
Internet users are multiplying every day and a latest report from The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is predicting that 3.2 billion people will be online by the end of 2015.
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Anand Chandrasekaran, who was a Chief Product Officer at Bharti Airtel has put his papers, as per Re/Code. The former-Yahoo employee has made the decision just after 13 months of stint at Airtel.
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Oculus has acquired 3D mapping company Surreal Vision for an undisclosed sum. Surreal will bring its “real-time 3D scene reconstruction” technology to Oculus, as a result of the acquisition.
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Global smartphone shipments are expected to grow 11.3% in 2015, which is down from 27.6% in 2014, as per the International Data Corporation (IDC) Worldwide Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker.
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Apple’e next version of iOS and iPhone will most likely support Force Touch, as per a latest report from 9to5Mac. The feature is said to debut on iOS9 and iPhone 6S.
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Microsoft is expanding the reach of its Office apps and Skype to more partners. The software giant will pre-install the Office and Skype apps on Android tablets from OEMs like LG, Sony, Haier and others.
HTC One M9 is about to get a couple of new features in major software update. The flagship phone from the company is getting a guest mode in and other interesting feature, according to HTC ROM developer LlabTooFeR.
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It seems like Samsung is working on a Samsung Z LTE which is the smartphone based on its Tizen OS. An alleged image of the phone has surfaced online.
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