Google is finally giving Android Wear a significant Android Marshmallow-powered update during this month. The Alphabet-owned company is in the process of rolling out a staggered Android Wear update that will bring some major new features to those with a compatible device. Here's what is new as part of this update.
Google's parent company, Alphabet, recently overtook Apple to claim the title of being called the world's most valuable company. Alphabet's reported Q4 2015 earnings caused enough excitement and positivity amongst investors and analysts for the company's stock price to rise enough in after hours trading to propel the company to the top of the rich list. It seems that the excitement within Alphabet can best be described as short lived as the outfit's stock price has fallen just 48 hours later, allowing Cupertino-based Apple Inc. to once again be officially recognized as the world's most valuable company based on market capitalization.
Alphabet, Google's parent company, has announced its Q4 earnings and the results of those have seen the company's stock price rise in after hours trading, so much so that it has now eclipsed Apple as the world's most valuable company. Alphabet's market capitalization was $517.6 billion compared to Apple's $539.7 billion at close today, and while the price is still fluctuating after hours, Alphabet’s market cap will be over $540 billion tomorrow if it continues its current pricing.
We all love saving money on some of the latest devices in the consumer technology world. It's even better when those savings are only available for a limited period of time, essentially injecting some excitement into the purchase. In the middle of last year's holiday shopping season, Google made the renegade move of reducing the 64GB Huawei Nexus 6P by $50 to entice in those last minute purchases. That deal proved successful and so now the deal has been reintroduced for a limited time only, but this time for the elusive Gold version of Nexus 6P, essentially knocking $50 off the 32GB and 64GB models of the Android flagship.
Here's how to get, setup and use a USB Security Key with your Google Account for two-step verification. Security Keys use cryptography instead of standard verification codes which make them more secure for logging in, and they work without needing a data connection or battery, best of all, you can carry them easily wherever you go.
A new report suggests that HTC could produce two new Nexus phones in 2016. It was almost 6 years ago when the company produced its first and last Nexus smartphone.
The National Football League (NFL) is a behemoth sporting organization within the United States. The popularity of the company and American Football in general has always been at astronomical levels in America, but it's been also steadily growing in prominence on an international level over the last few years with a number of games being presented to an English audience in London. According a new report, prominence on an international level is about to grow thanks to a deal in the works within the NFL to live stream every single international series game, as Google and Apple look to grab the coveted rights to that.
It now appears that Google Glass: Enterprise Edition is the new wearable on the block, and it's aimed squarely at, you guessed it, the enterprise. It features new foldable design, among other things.
Google is testing a new password-less authentication mechanism that could see a user's smartphone act as a key for logging into the company's services online.
Google's and Motorola's 32GB Nexus 6 is being offered at a crazy price of just $249 down from original price of $650. 64GB variant is also down to $299 down from $700. Here are the details.
















