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Google Releases Brand New App For iPhone: Photo Sphere Camera [Download]

Ben Reid·August 19, 2014

Google has just released Photo Sphere Camera app for iPhone, allowing users to capture panoramic, 360 degree snaps and share them with others. With Maps support permitting users to geo-tag their photos, others can then search for images of any destination around the globe just by placing a pin on the Big G's virtual map. More details, as ever, can be seen after the jump.

Watch: 4 New Android Wear Videos From Google Show Off The Platform’s Prowess

Aatif·August 16, 2014

Google’s Android Wear is one of the next big things in the technology world, and the company is ensuring that you don’t miss out on that. The Mountain View company has just released a number of ads for the Android Wear (four, to be exact) that showcase how useful the new form of gadgets can be, and what cool features they have on offer.

Google Play Music Is Offering A Bunch Of Songs For Free, Get Downloading

Ben Reid·August 13, 2014

Android L Developer Preview 2 Download For Nexus 5, 7 Now Available [Direct Links]

Ben Reid·August 8, 2014

Google has just pushed out updated factory images for the developer preview of Android L. The release, which currently supports the Nexus 5 smartphone and Nexus 7 tablet, adds Google Fit compatibility, and as we near the end user build of Android L set to roll out this fall, it would seem that the search giant is working doggedly to ensure all of the features are in place.

Android L Smartphones Will Have Support For Multiple User Accounts

Ben Reid·August 7, 2014

Google's Android L, which the search giant took the unprecedented step of launching at I/O this time around, offers a bunch of improvements over KitKat. Notably, it's laden with an all-new "Material Design,” but aside from tweaking the aesthetics, there are plenty of enhancements on the functionality side of things. As it has just emerged, multi-user support is also in the offing for smartphones, and given how families and groups like to share devices, seems a natural progression that perhaps should have arrived much earlier.

Android Fake ID Security Flaw Allows Hackers To Completely Take Over Your Device

Ben Reid·July 30, 2014

Google Search App For iOS Has An Easter Egg Which You Probably Don’t Know About [Video]

Uzair Ghani·July 19, 2014

We come across tons of new apps on a daily basis for different platforms, and some of them go beyond their advertised features and provide a few extra seconds of entertainment. We’re talking about Easter eggs here, if you’re on the same page as us.

Google Has Released A Brand New App For iPhone: Analytics

Ben Reid·July 18, 2014

Google has just released a port of its Analytics app for those on Apple's iOS, packing in most of the features currently found in the pre-existing Android version. Having launched a couple of new apps for iOS during the past week including YouTube Creator Studio and AdWords Express, the release of Google Analytics seemed inevitable, and just a few days after those apps manifested over at the App Store, here it is. Full details, as well as the download link, can be seen below.

Famous iPhone Jailbreaker Geohot Is Now Working At Google As A Project Zero Hacker

Ben Reid·July 18, 2014

Google Chrome Is Killing Your Windows Laptop’s Battery, Here’s Why

Paul Morris·July 17, 2014

The benefit of having a notebook computer definitely speaks for itself, but those benefits invariably come under the guise of accepting that you have a very finite amount of battery life that could be depleted at any moment. According to a new report, if battery life is of extreme importance for you on your portable machine, then it could be beneficial to switch from Google Chrome to an alternative browser to avoid Chrome's power-consuming habits.

Android 4.4.4 Release 2 For Nexus 5 Now Available, Google Glass Updated To XE19.1

Ben Reid·July 16, 2014

One of the great benefits of owning a Nexus device, or a Google Play Edition of any other popular handset, is that the updates arrive quickly and without those cumbersome delays as vendors take the time to make their own personal tweaks. With Android KitKat 4.4.4 having trickled out a short while ago, those rocking the Nexus 5 have been able to get their fill almost immediately, and today, the search giant has rolled out a very minor bump to those based in Australia, New Zealand and India. Allied to this release of Android 4.4.4_r2, the Big G also pushed Glass's software to XE19.1, and below, you can catch all of the relevant details regarding both updates.

Google Smart Contact Lens To Soon Become A Reality As Licensing Deal Gets Signed

Ben Reid·July 15, 2014

In Android L Material Design World, Here’s What Google’s Popular Apps Will Look Like

Ben Reid·July 15, 2014

At the I/O Developers Conference, Google took the opportunity to unearth several new products, and among them was Android L, the next major release of the company's flagship mobile OS. Much was made at the time, and since, of the so-called 'Material Design' that would see the the interface overhauled from the ground up with layering and other effects helping to make the operating system feel more alive and active. The UI, it was also said, would be a lot more clean, and below, you can catch a pretty decent glimpse of how some of the search company's own apps like apps like YouTube, Gmail and Maps may eventually look.

Google Releases Android’s Popular Augmented Reality Title On iPhone And iPad

Ben Reid·July 14, 2014

Ingress, Google's intriguing augmented reality title for Android, has just made its début on the iTunes App Store, allowing iPhone, iPad and iPod touch users to get a piece of the action. It's free of charge, and below, we've got the details and download link so be sure to join us right after the break!

You Have Two Email Addresses On Gmail, Here’s How To Use This Feature

Ben Reid·July 12, 2014

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