Google has just released a dedicated Android TV remote app for the iPhone and iPad with voice search, virtual keyboard, d-pad and more. You can download it from here.
The Indian government has signed a new law into motion requiring all phones released in the country from 2017 onwards to ship with a physical panic button. Here are the details.
New report has apparently leaked Galaxy Note 6 specs. The said report has also revealed that Samsung hasn't quite made its mind up as to what the Galaxy Note 6 will look like.
We may now have a date for the big unveiling and release of the fourth-generation Moto G, dubbed the G4 and G4 Plus, with Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing revealing that the company has plans in place for an "exciting" June 9th event.
The HooToo 3D VR virtual reality headset is an inexpensive way to enjoy an immerive virtual reality experience on your iPhone or Android device, and that too in under $22 only as part of this limited time only deal.
Users of Facebook Messenger app on both iOS and Android can take part in group audio calls with as many as 50 people at once if they so wish, and it's absolutely free.
Samsung's Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are couple of the most popular smartphones available in the current market. The Android-powered devices currently operate as the Korean company's flagship devices, and cater to a demographic that simply wants to stay away from the iOS ecosystem, but who need the power and flexibility that comes with Samsung's hardware/Android software combination. To put it bluntly, both devices are premium offerings and more than hold their own in a saturated market, which makes this recent new development all the more disappointing.
New video shows a working demo of the iOS-like 3D Touch Quick Actions feature dubbed Launcher shortcuts in Google's Android N, with app icons displaying additional info on the home screen.
Here's a video that shows LG G5 vs Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge real-world speed test comparison. This test should help answer any performance related questions you may have between the top flagship Android smartphones of 2016.
Google has today launched a new way for users to accessorize their Nexus phones with. The company is calling its new accessory Live Case. With Live Case, Nexus users get the ability to have any of their favorite photo, or even a Google Maps location, printed onto a case. It looks pretty cool! Google will be charging $35 for each case, and is currently supporting the Nexus 6, 5X, and 6P line of devices.
