We clearly live in an age where it's extremely difficult for any manufacturer to design and develop a new product without intricate details of said product getting into the public domain prior to its official unveiling. We already know that Google has scheduled a dedicated media event for September 29th, where it's expected to unveil a slew of new hardware. We probably already know a little more about those potential unveilings than Google would like. Now, thanks to leaked visuals of retail packaging, we have confirmation of the naming conventions of the two new smartphones expected to be announced at the event.
As expected, Google has finally announced the date and time of its fall event via an official press invitation. The Mountain View-based company had been widely tipped to hold a dedicated event in the very near future, potentially with the intention of introducing a slew of new hardware to the world. A number of industry insiders had expected the event to take place on September 29th, but that had yet to be officially confirmed by the company, until now.
After arriving on the Google Play Store a little over 24 hours ago, Apple's Move to iOS app now has a majority of 1-star ratings left by trolling Android fans.
It is becoming increasingly rare for few days to pass by without us hearing about yet another malicious Android app that is loaded with ransomware, and sent out into the wild to wreak havoc amongst unsuspecting users. Just a few days back we heard about a ransomware which communicated over XMPP, and now a new strain, being dubbed Android/Lockerpin.A, appears to be taking things to a higher, more sophisticated level, by setting or resetting the PIN that is required to grant access to the Android device. Device owners are then forced to perform a factory reset and wipe all data from the device, or shell out $500 to the malicious individuals operating the malware, which is the really the standard course of action now.
September is shaping up to be an extremely busy, and highly interesting month for the smartphone industry. We've got Apple holding an event this coming Wednesday to introduce the highly anticipated next-generation iPhone. We also have elevated expectations surrounding LG this month, with the hope being that the Korean company will officially unveil the next iteration of its Nexus 5 at some point during September. To increase excitement around the possibility of that introduction, we're also now seeing some leaked images that purportedly show the "Nexus 5X" in its final form.
If you've been put off buying a Nexus 6 because of that price, then you'll be overjoyed to learn that Amazon currently has them available for a heavy discount.
Here's how to download and set the new Google logo as your Android device's boot animation. Installing it is a relatively simple affair, and we're going to take you through it step by step.
This is just in. After major restructuring under Alphabet last month, Google today has launched a brand new logo with major emphasis on the capital letter "G" further confirming the fact that "G is for Google".
Here's how to get desktop notifications for Gmail in Mac OS X without using Apple's stock Mail app. Useful for those who use Gmail web app but want notifications to be delivered on desktop even when the web app and the web browser are not in use.
After months of build up, Google today finally launched its competitor to Twitch, with YouTube Gaming going live on the web today, and its iOS & Android apps also being made available.
















