With Google I/O 2015 currently underway we can be sure of plenty of big announcements coming out of the developer event, but there will also be one or two smaller ones that while not likely to change the world nevertheless should not be underestimated. One such announcement is the availability of Google Cardboard for iOS.
You can download Android M 6.0 developer preview links for Nexus 5, Nexus 6, Nexus 9 and Nexus Player. We have the direct links for the files right here.
Google Android M features and release date has been officially revealed. More details on this can be found here.
Here’s how to permanently disable or turn off Facebook Messenger location logging on iOS and Android for more privacy.
A couple of months ago, Twitter attempted to change the game once more with the launch of Periscope for iOS - an app that allows users to stream live video to their followers. At that time, people just weren't sure how long it would take for the app to reach Android, and whether it would follow a quick launch. In case you were among those wondering, Tuesday saw Periscope coming to Android, exactly two months after the original launch for the iPhone.
Microsoft has officially confirmed that it will be bringing its famed voice assistant - Cortana - to Android and the iOS platform.
With Google's big I/O developer event just around the corner all eyes are on the company to see where it takes Android in particular. Many expect Google to announced Android M at the event, the latest and greatest version of Google's mobile operating system. Alongside that though there are rumors abound that big changes are coming to Google+, with the spinoff of photos being one that could be most pertinent given the chances of Android M putting in an appearance.
cCloud TV service lets you stream live TV channels for free. There are more than 50 channels in total, and are supported on a plethora of devices. It's like Popcorn Time of Live TV.
Emoji characters are hands down the best thing that has ever happened to mobile based IM and chat services. With an array of emoji characters already at our disposal on the iOS and Android platform, fans are in for a treat where as many as 38 new emoji could be headed to the aforementioned mobile platforms soon enough.
Who says that sixty-two year old magazine publications can't embrace the digital era and give its readership what it craves? In response to almost 16 million people visiting the playboy.com website each month from mobile devices, Hugh Hefner's Playboy publication has taken the digital leap and updated its mobile app called Playboy NOW.
















