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Nexus 6 Specs Leaked With Detailed Mockup Running Android L [Image]

Oliver Haslam·September 30, 2014

The biggest stories in technology these days tend to be about smartphones. Even with smartwatches threatening to take over as the most talked about, highly anticipated hardware releases going, the not-so-humble smartphone still manages to truly capture the imagination like few other new releases.

Motorola ‘Shamu’ Is Google’s Upcoming Nexus Smartphone, Here’s What It Looks Like [Image]

Paul Morris·September 25, 2014

If you're in the market for a new smartphone, but took the opportunity to pass on Apple's recently released iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus in the hope that rumors pertaining to the Google Nexus 6 might be true, then you could be in luck.

Sony’s Google Glass Rival Going On Sale In March, SDK Released [Video]

Ben Reid·September 20, 2014

Official YouTube App To Enable Offline Video Playback On Select Android Handsets

Paul Morris·September 15, 2014

YouTube has just announced that it will be making some changes to how users can interact with video content in the next few weeks on Android, but only for users in India. As part of the improvement process, YouTube will afford Indian media lovers with the ability to download and save videos to view offline, meaning they can be viewed anytime without an active Wi-Fi or cellular data connection.

iOS Sync For Google Apps Announced, Here Are The Details

Ben Reid·September 11, 2014

Via its official Google for Work Blogspot page, Google has announced a new feature for iPhone and iPad users by the name of iOS Sync for Google Apps. As the name implies, the feature will serve as an all-in-one management tool for Apple devices, and will be baked into Google Drive and Gmail. It will essentially operate as the Apple-based alternative to the Android device management tool, and full details can be seen right after the fold.

5 Million Gmail Passwords Leaked In Latest Hack, Check If Yours Was Compromised

Ben Reid·September 11, 2014

You Can Now Buy Google Glass Directly From The Play Store

Ben Reid·September 6, 2014

Google's Project Glass has been in the works for years now, and since the initial dev roll-out back in 2013, generated quite a significant amount of interest in tech circles. First it was a closed beta available to selected creatives and developers, before eventually becoming an invitation-only enterprise. This year, the Explorer Edition relaxed the invitation system, making the gadget available in the UK and US to the masses, and now, finally, the head-mounted gadget is available at the Play Store with all of those lovely accessories to boot.

Google Chrome Adds Guest Mode Feature In New Beta For Windows, Mac And Linux

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

The guest accounts feature present on most desktop operating systems is key, for it allows users to share their devices and machines with friends or family whilst maintaining privacy. If you just wish to let somebody use the Web for a quick search, though, logging out of your own account and loading up the guest profile is a bit of a drawn-out process. A new Chrome beta released by Google makes it easier to share your Chrome browser with the aforementioned thanks to the introduction of guest mode, meaning that you can permit folk to surf the Web on your device without potentially revealing any of your data.

Google Unveils Project Wing, Its Secret Drone Delivery Service Of The Future [Video]

Ben Reid·August 29, 2014

Download Katy Perry’s Prism Album Absolutely Free From Google Play, Here’s How

Paul Morris·August 27, 2014

The importance and popularity of music is at an all-time high, thanks to companies like Apple and Google who have pioneered the use of digital infrastructure to deliver content directly to a range of devices. In an effort to promote music downloads and give back, Google is offering Prism by Katy Perry as a free-of-charge download.

Nexus 6 / X To Come With Monster Specs, According To Leaked Benchmarks

Ben Reid·August 27, 2014

Google makes a habit of coinciding major new versions of Android with a new smartphone release, and with Android L having already been unleashed at I/O earlier on this year, we're now waiting on the successor to the Nexus 5. Although widely presumed to be called the Nexus 6, for rather obvious reasons, it now looks as though the next-gen handset will be called the Nexus X as Google tries to avoid any copyright issues, but despite the name-change, the actual device still looks set to impress us with some beastly specs. Today, we've gotten wind of some new details, as well as some more leaked info pertaining to Android L, and below, you can get up to speed.

Google Releases Brand New ‘Slides’ Presentation App For iPhone; Docs And Sheets Updated

Ben Reid·August 26, 2014

Google’s Nexus 6 To Be Called ‘Nexus X’, Release Time Frame Revealed In New Report

Ben Reid·August 26, 2014

Every year, Google comes through a new Nexus smartphone, and although LG is ordinarily tasked with building side of things, it's reckoned that Motorola will be at the helm for this year's edition. Given that we had the Nexus 4, then the current flagship Nexus 5, it was naturally presumed that the Big G would take the wraps off the Nexus 6 later on this year, but as per a new report, it may well be given the 'Nexus X' moniker.

Google Records Every Place You Go With Your iPhone Or Android, Here’s How To Stop This

Oliver Haslam·August 25, 2014

We’d like to think that most people who use Google’s services are fully aware that the technology giant is monitoring their every move. Literally. But it’s clear that the great unwashed masses have no idea that their Android phones are tracking their location as they go about their business and, if you have Google Now installed on an iPhone, that’s probably doing the same too.

This Is What Android L Will Be Called When It’s Officially Rolled Out

Aatif·August 24, 2014

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