Category: Android

Sony Ericsson Preparing Android Cybershot Device ?

Sony Ericsson’s cybershot line up of photography oriented devices are known for their image capturing prowess. In recent years however they have been let down by the lack of a proper flagship device but this might change soon.

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Google partners with different OEM’s and carriers, guarantees timely Android updates

Google I/O conference brought a lot of good stuff today, and also some information. Google made another announcement, and we don’t want our readers to miss anything. Google officially announced their partnership with 10 OEM’s and all 4 major carriers of USA and only one major carrier of UK which is Vodafone UK, and the reason behind this is to guarantee timely Android updates to the devices. Continue reading “Google partners with different OEM’s and carriers, guarantees timely Android updates”

There will be a new Nexus in future, says Andy Rubin

Last year, Google launched two devices under their Nexus brand. First one was the Nexus One, which is still one of the sexiest phones and it was the first phone to feature Android 2.1. Then later last year, Google and Samsung launched the Nexus S, which offers Pure Google experience and first device to feature Gingerbread. Continue reading “There will be a new Nexus in future, says Andy Rubin”

Google TV to receive Android 3.1 this summer

We just told you that Google officially launched Android 3.1 for Honeycomb tablet and it’s already available for Verizon’s XOOM 3G. Well, not only Honeycomb tablets will receive this update, Google is planning to roll out this update to Google TV as well. Continue reading “Google TV to receive Android 3.1 this summer”

Ice Cream Sandwich officially announced, coming later this year

We heard a few days ago that Google will announce the next version of Android OS at Google I/O and the rumors were true. Google officially unveiled the next version of Android OS which is known as Ice Cream Sandwich and its codename is Android 4.0. Continue reading “Ice Cream Sandwich officially announced, coming later this year”

Google: More than 400,000 Android devices are activated daily

Today at Google I/O conference, Google officially unveiled Google Music, Android 3.1 and Google Movies. Whenever Google get a chance to tell people about their Android sales, they don’t miss the chance and we are always waiting to hear from them. Continue reading “Google: More than 400,000 Android devices are activated daily”

Google officially announces Google Movies for Android

Today was the first day of Google I/O conference which is an annual event held by Google for developers. Google always introduce some new stuff at the event, and today they announced a lot of new things. We just told you that Google officially unveiled Google Music Beta, which is Google’s cloud based online music streaming service. Continue reading “Google officially announces Google Movies for Android”

Android 3.1 officially announced, already available for Verizon’s XOOM

Google has officially announced first major software update for their newly launched tablet OS known as Honeycomb. At Google I/O, Google introduced people to Android 3.1 which brings some new features to users, and it’s currently available for Verizon XOOM 3G tablet. Continue reading “Android 3.1 officially announced, already available for Verizon’s XOOM”

Samsung Galaxy S2 hits Orange UK, coming soon

Samsung Galaxy S II is an amazing and great looking device and it was announced by Samsung at MWC. It’s currently available for purchase in South Korea and in UK via online retailers. Most of you may know that Galaxy S II will hit Vodafone UK as well as T-Mobile UK. Continue reading “Samsung Galaxy S2 hits Orange UK, coming soon”

Google launches Music Beta Cloud based Audio Streaming service

Google finally launched it’s much anticipated Music streaming service Google Music in Beta. The service was announced at Google I/O and will be available only on a invitational basis for users in the US. The service comes with the Music Manager software for Windows and Mac which lets you upload all your music from your computer to the cloud. Continue reading “Google launches Music Beta Cloud based Audio Streaming service”

LG Optimus 3D to come with Wikitude 3D Augmented Reality Browser

LG and Wikitude have teamed up to launch the first 3D augmented reality (AR) browser on their smart phone Optimus 3D. Wikitude 3D browser uses Augmented Reality to display the information about places, landmarks and objects in 3D. This also allows the users to access the Wikipedia articles and twitter information about the place from the app. Continue reading “LG Optimus 3D to come with Wikitude 3D Augmented Reality Browser”