Motorola Mobility and Huawei About 8 months ago, Google announced, that they want to buy Motorola Mobility for $12.5 billion. The deal has not yet been finalized, as there…
Here is the latest prototype shown by Google, its like glasses with a screen located just above the eye. Project glass can stream information to the lens and allows the…
Google Tablet Google have promised to release a tablet of their own by the end of this year, but it seems the project is going as planned. According to…
Google Tablet A new source has confirmed the rumors of Google working on a 7" tablet yet again and according to its information, the debut of the device is…
Even though there are not evidence of Google working on a Nexus tablet, the sheer number of rumors, suggesting they are, is impressive. The latest ones state, that the company has partnered with Asus in the development of such a device, which is supposed to have a 7″ screen, feature a Tegra 3 processor and, of course, run Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich. The rumors also suggest, that the tablet is going to cost around $200, which is going to make it a direct competitor of the Kindle Fire . Such a low price actually makes a lot of sense, because this would make it much easier for Google to catch up with Apple and their iPad.
Google have decided to take drastic measures in order to make all of their different distribution services available through the same application. From now on there will be no Android Market, no Google Books and no Google Music. All of these services are going to be combined and called Google Play, with all of the content available at the same place, not divided into different sections, like it was in the Market.
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Google Chrome for Android Somewhat surprisingly, Google have released the first version of their beloved Chrome browser for Android devices. So far the application is still being developed, so…
Even though most users tend to think the direction of the whole market is determined by just a few important products every year, it's actually quite common for companies to…
After Google continuously announcing, that Android device activations have reached 550,000 per day, Andy Rubin finally published, that this number has gone up to 700,000. And this includes only the newly bought devices…