Google has for the most part kept its distance from China, a market that has perhaps one of the largest user base of Android running devices. Government censorship and strict crackdowns mean that Google had to opt out from providing the Play Store and accompanying services in the country. This also meant that Android Wear watches that are heavily dependent on said services just wouldn’t work in China and so were never sold. This is about to change. Continue reading “Android Wear heads to China, Moto 360 to lead the charge”
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Google Play Store in India now boasts of apps and games starting at Rs. 10
Google has reduced prices of various popular apps and games in Indian Play Store. The apps have received a major price cut and they now start from as low as Rs 10.
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LG Nexus 5 (2015) aka Nexus 5X final design by Google leaks in new image?
There have already been several leaks about Google’s anticipated LG-made Nexus smartphone. We have seen some purported render images, as well as an alleged live image showcasing back of the handset. Continue reading “LG Nexus 5 (2015) aka Nexus 5X final design by Google leaks in new image?”
Google introduces standalone Street View app for Android and iOS
Google Maps’s popular feature Street View is now available as a standalone app on Android and iOS. The app that is being updated to version 2.0 comes with some handy features.
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LG Nexus 5X expected to launch on 29th September, priced $399 onwards
The next generation Nexus smartphone is nigh and it seems that we finally have a data and final naming in place for it. This is the first time that Google is expected to have multiple smartphones launch as part of the Nexus series with Huawei bringing a larger 6 inch device. Today’s leak however focusses on LG’s 5 inch sized Nexus 5 replacement. Continue reading “LG Nexus 5X expected to launch on 29th September, priced $399 onwards”
Motorola Moto X Play Hands On : First Impressions
At the Lenovo event last night in Berlin, we were able to go hands on with one of the new Moto X smartphones – the Moto X Play. The Moto X Play is a device with lesser power as compared to the Moto X Style but it comes with a 21 Megapixel camera sensor as well as a beefy 3630 mAH battery.
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Google rolls out revamped logo, icons and animations across web and Android apps
Earlier this week, Google redesigned its logo as the company got restructured under a new parent company called Alphablet. Now, Google has announced that it has started rolling out redesigned logos and icons of several of its apps on web and Android.
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Google planning two new Nexus smartphones launch on September 29: Report
Google is reportedly set to unveil the two new Nexus smartphones later this month on September 29. Continue reading “Google planning two new Nexus smartphones launch on September 29: Report”
Google’s new logo depicts evolving ‘brand identity’
Last month, Google as company got restructured under a new parent company called Alphablet and Sundar Pichai was promoted from SVP Products to Google CEO. Now, the firm has brought one more change and it is the all new Google logo. Continue reading “Google’s new logo depicts evolving ‘brand identity’”
Evernote to shutdown support for Evernote Food applications
Evernote debuted Evernote Food two years ago in order to spread the universal love for food. Users could make clippings of recipes and take photos of food. However, since then, Evernote apps and Evernote Web clipper have evolved and are now both capable of performing the same functions. Thus they have decided to end support for all Evernote Food apps.
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Google testing Food Photos feature that lets you post them on Maps
It looks like Google wants to put your food photos on the Maps. The company is testing a new feature that will detect when photos are taken at restaurants or food outlets and offer to attach them to the establishment’s location.
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Android Wear update debuts interactive watch faces
Google has updated Android Wear with support for interactive watch faces that makes it easier for users to stay connected all the time. These watch faces lets you change its design, reveal more information, or even launch a specific app with just a tap.
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5 New Features of Android 6.0 Marshmallow that iOS already has
We hope that by now you have seen the list of Ten New Features on Android 6.0 Marshmallow. Today, we have compiled a list of 5 features that was introduced on Android Marshmallow but was already available on iOS devices prior to that.
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Google removing electropermanent magnets from Project Ara
Just yesterday, Google announced that the much awaited Project Ara has been delayed till 2016 and now we get information that Google has decided to remove electropermanent magnets from it.
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Android 6.0 Marshmallow – 10 new features
Two days ago, Google just confirmed that their next Android version 6.0 which was known as Android M until recently would be officially called Android Marshmallow 6.0. We thought of bringing you an article that highlighted 10 of the main new features that the new version of Android brings.
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