12/09/2013, It has not been too long after Google started to roll out their Android 4.4.1 KitKat updates to various Nexus devices, where among them would include the Nexus 4 and Nexus 7, but here we are with word that Google has also begun to introduce Android 4.4.2 KitKat to different Nexus devices – with whispers on the street stating that the Nexus 4, Nexus 5, Nexus 7 and Nexus 10 […]

12/09/2013, How has your Android experience been so far over the years? I am quite sure that you have had your fair share of ups and downs with it, but as with a good marriage, things get better and better with each passing year. Google themselves certainly deserve a pat on the back for their efforts in bringing up this mobile operating system to mainstream consciousness, and this time around, Google […]

12/09/2013, Google’s Street View has been around for quite some time already, and it has definitely come in handy for some folks who managed to find their way home after being kidnapped, while others have had the unfortunate experience of discovering how they are being cheated upon by their other half through an image in Street View. Still, the world is a big place, never mind that two thirds of it […]

12/09/2013, The Google Display Network houses some 2 million websites of all kinds, thus it offers advertisers a broad reach and more bang for their buck. The company says that it has seen growing interest from advertisers in ad formats that are designed around engagement, getting people to interact and engage with their ad which is why it has started testing +Post ads. The format lets advertisers turn any content posted to […]

12/08/2013, Any kind of app that is worth its salt would need to be refreshed and updated from time to time, as it attempts to woo its faithful users continuously. We have become such an app-centric society, that our smartphones and tablets alone come with a fair number of apps. Google has just announced that they will be revamping the Google News app for both iOS and Android platforms, making it […]

12/08/2013, Google launched the Chromecast earlier this year, the $35 HDMI dongle has a lot of potential that has been locked down by the company. Immediately after it was released, independent developers managed to root the Chromecast, opening up a world of possibilities. Google then rolled out an update, breaking the ability to root the dongle. As of now users can only stream content from selected apps such as Netflix, YouTube, […]

12/08/2013, There has already been a lot of speculation about the future of Google TV. The internet search giant’s TV offering hasn’t established a strong footing in the market as yet, so it is believed that Google is committed to rebranding and reinvigorating the TV service. We have previously heard rumors that the Google TV moniker might be dropped and replaced with Android TV, however according to the latest report from […]

12/06/2013, Microsoft’s Scroogled campaign is fast gaining notoriety for poking fun at Google and their products, with the previous Scroogled campaign criticizing Google’s Chromebooks for essentially being worthless due to its inability to perform without an internet connection. Now Microsoft is back with another Scroogled video, and it looks like Microsoft is not done slamming the Chromebook just yet. Taking to Venice Beach, Ben the PC Guy went around the area […]

12/05/2013, It was just yesterday when we brought you word that Google had begun to inform their coterie of Google Glass Explorers that they have the option to switch their current Google Glass device for a new model that will be able to be used alongside a pair of prescription glasses. This definitely opens up a whole new world of opportunities for sure, and a certain Google employee who goes by […]

12/05/2013, Google has announced today that it is now allowing people to download a copy of their user data on Gmail and Google Calendar. They will have the luxury to download all of the data, or choose to download specific filters, calendars and labels. Users will also have the ability to download a single archive of their data across various Google products such as Google+, YouTube, Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Drive and more. […]

12/05/2013, We reported recently that Google might be releasing Android 4.4.1 KitKat soon, and it appears that the update is going to be rolled out over the next few days. This was confirmed today by David Burke, director of engineering for Android at Google to The Verge. He says that the update is going to bring a number of changes for the camera on Nexus 5, while the camera on Google’s latest […]

12/04/2013, Google Glass does not seem to be very far from one form of controversy to another in recent times, but this time around, the word that we are bringing to you concerning Google Glass is a good one. Basically, Google Glass Explorers are now able to grab this seemingly golden opportunity from the folks over at Google to swap out their OG version of the connected specs in order to […]

12/04/2013, If there was one peeve that I have with smartphones is that sometimes their integration could be a little bit better. For example if one were to do a search in their web browser and come across a Facebook page or profile, it should open up the Facebook app, as an example. Well the good news is that Google has announced an update to its Search feature where search results […]

12/04/2013, Security on your computer is of utmost importance, but as we have mentioned many a time, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link. In fact, it was just yesterday when we talked about how researchers have managed to come up with a proof-of-concept malware that can spread through audio signals alone, putting to death the notion that a computer that is not linked to the Internet or […]