Android tablets should finally start getting better apps
It was promised and Google I/O delivered, Android Studio is the company's latest development environment for Android and it brings a lot of changes that should benefit both developers and users.
The Galaxy S4 will also be sold as a Nexus phone by Google (Updated)
Here's a tantalizing rumor: Samsung is preparing a version of its flagship smartphone running stock Android without its TouchWiz user interface, known as the Galaxy S4 Google Edition, and it could be announced during the Google I/O keynote presentation today.
Google Glass Explorer Edition is too secure to make easy repairs
Google Glass Explorer Edition has proven to be constructed so sturdily that accessing the main circuits is seemingly impossible to do without damaging the outer casing.
It’s official: Google Play Games adds in-game chat, achievements, cloud saves, and more
A peek into the latest Google Play Services APK reveals that Android will soon support features like achievements, game chat, cloud saves, leaderboards, and more. This so-called Google Play Games appears to be an answer to services like Apple's own Game…
Only one in ten American smartphone users would use Glass regularly
A new study by BiTE interactive has shown that only one in ten American smartphone users would use Google's next-gen device, citing "social awkwardness," and "discomfort," as the primary reasons.
Google challenges Spotify with all-you-can-listen subscription music service
The much anticipated Google music subscription service launched at Google I/O today for the expected price with the expected features. All Access blends your existing music catalog with Google's for seamless auto-playlists and streaming.
Android 4.3 is here, spotted on Google’s development website
Google I/O starts today, and while the keynotes are a few hours away, it looks like Google's own website cache revealed something interesting. A Google search revealed links related to Android 4.3, likely to be revealed sometime during the I/O developer…
Nokia’s interest in tablets continues, but it still isn’t ready to share anything with us
Speaking at the launch of the Lumia 925, Nokia's VP of design said the company is still interested in tablets, but isn't ready to share any details. Her comments add to several years of speculation regarding such a device.
PhoneSuit Flex keeps your iPhone 5 charged, fits in your pocket
Definitely ideal if you are constantly fighting a losing battle with the iPhone 5 battery life, the PhoneSuit Flex Pocket Charger will more than double your battery life for the day.
Sprint confirms late summer release for the QWERTY-equipped BlackBerry Q10
Sprint has confirmed it will be stocking the BlackBerry Q10 sometime in the late summer, and when it does arrive, it will connect to its 4G LTE network. The BlackBerry Q10 is unusual as it has a physical keyboard, a feature rarely seen on modern smartphones.
HP’s hybrid grows up: Split x2 gets Core i5 and an extra hard drive
The HP Split x2 is a grown-up Envy x2 with a larger screen, more dock options, and powerful processors. All of that sounds great, but do people really want a 13.3-inch tablet, even if it does run Windows 8?
Hands on: $479 HP SlateBook x2 Tegra 4-powered Android tablet hybrid
Not too long ago HP released the Slate 7 Android tablet, a product that represents a baby step back into the world of mobile OS tablets after the very public death of the HP TouchPad. The Slate 7 isn’t all that distinctive except that it’s rather…
Which Lumia is best for you? Lumia 928 vs. 925 vs. 920 Spec Showdown
Nokia announced some upgrades to its current Lumia line and a new phone that will be joining the party: The 925. How does the new guy stack up against its updated older siblings? Let's find out with a good old fashioned spec showdown.
BlackBerry outs BBM Channels, a social platform for brands and celebrities
BBM was once the pinnacle of messaging perfection, but with the rise of rival chat apps like WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger, BlackBerry needs to stay competitive. One of the ways it plans to do that is with BBM Channels, a new social platform aimed squarely…
Fred Armisen tries on Google Glass for real, more awkwardness ensues
Fred Armisen may have written the Saturday Night Live sketch that made fun of the Google Glass a few weeks ago - but was he on point with the real deal? Here's a video of him trying the real Glass out for the first time.