Google Experience Launcher A Portal to Google Services
Last week, Google’s announcement of its Nexus 5 phone alongside new version of Android, Android 4.4, aka Kit Kat, brought an end to weeks of speculation and leaks regarding the […]
iPad Air Branding Hints at Potential iOS and OSX Convergence
At a conference today, Apple unveiled its fifth generation iPad, now lovingly called the iPad Air. It was more of the same from Apple: another iPad that has a faster […]
Another Year, Another iPhone(s)
It’s another year and, as Apple fans well know, that time of year again: the announcement of a new iPhone. Many rumors pointed to Apple announcing two iPhones this […]
Really? A Nintendo 2DS?? Who Wants This!?
Recently, Nintendo unveiled their latest handheld device: a Nintendo 2DS. No, that is not a typo. When I first saw the news in my RSS Feeds, I had to double […]
Moto X – Changing the Game?
Motorola finally revealed the first product born of their new relationship with Google, the Moto X: assembled in the U.S.A. and designed by you (at least for those on AT&T) […]
2013 Nexus 7: A Great Tablet at a Great Price
Usually after any Google Android event, I’d be gushing about the latest version of Android and all of the new features it will be bringing, but that was not the […]
Does Google Hate Verizon? It’s Not That Simple
The last Nexus phone to grace Verizon Wireless in the U.S. was nearly two years ago with the Samsung Galaxy Nexus, which was announced and launched exclusively for the CDMA […]
What Makes a Phone a “Google Experience”
Today, Google released Google Play Editions of two of the biggest Android handsets on the market today: the HTC One ($599) and the Samsung Galaxy S4 ($649). Both have top […]
One Month Later: What’s Missing from Google Hangouts
It’s been over a month since Google released its “unified” chat service, Hangouts, to the denizens of Android, iOS, and, of course, PC with a Chrome extension or via Gmail […]
Xbox One Does 180 on DRM, Cuts Features
After getting reamed for 24 hour internet checks and strict controls on used game content with criticism on late night Jimmy Fallon and a landslide failure to beat Sony’s PlayStation 4 […]
