Advertisements A recent report by Seth Weintraub in 9To5Google claims that Google might be planning to start standalone retail stores in the United States this year. These stores will first be open in metropolitan areas around the holidays. Seth notes that Google is working on these stores as it aims to release Google Glass to […]
Advertisements As expected with any beta product, Chrome Beta has been updated to build 25.0.1364.33 in Google Play earlier today. It was officially released in the store just a few days ago and is aimed at those who are not afraid of using in-complete software, which gives them an edge in terms of features. The […]
Advertisements Google seems to have finally decided to make use of Motorola acquisition and is reportedly working on a smartphone codenamed ‘X’. The smartphone will be followed by similarly codenamed tablet too, reports Wall Street Journal. WSJ adds that a former Google product manager Lior Ron is currently in-charge of the project. He was earlier […]
Advertisements Google has announced that it is releasing a decently big update for Google+ Android app today. This update will take the app to version 3.3 and bring the new Google+ communities to the app along with full-sized photo uploads (upto 5GB), photo sphere to mobile stream and lock-screen widget (only for Android 4.2). “Today […]
Advertisements Google’s Android will overtake Microsoft Windows in the next four years, reveals research firm Gartner. According to Gartner, Android will be present on more computing devices than Windows by 2016, which will only be on 2.28 billion devices compared to 2.3 billion running on Google OS.
Advertisements Google posted the third quarter 2012 results on Thursday. The search giant reported consolidated revenues of $14.10 billion for the quarter ended September 30, 2012, an increase of 45% compared to the third quarter of 2011.
Advertisements Google India has finally launched the much awaited turn-by-turn voice navigation in India. The service went live in the country sometime last evening, but we are still waiting for the official announcement, which is expected any time now (update: It is official now).
Advertisements One interesting bit of information popped up this morning about Xperia S. Google has started an experiment with this Sony flagship to bring AOSP (Android Open Source Project) support to this device. This is just an experiment right now, but it certainly is a step in right direction.