Google could be setting sail on the on-demand music service!
Since late last year we heard about Google’s music streaming service that could ‘take on Spotify, Rdio and Pandora’ all at once.
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Google Play Games leaked days before Google I/O
Google Play Games leaked days before Google I/O
Next generation Nexus 7 to have some beefy specs
Google could be bringing all the best to their budget Nexus 7 at Google I/O, if a new report by KGI securities analyst Mingchi Kuo is correct.
Google and Motorola X Phone alleged photos leaked
Google’s $12.4 billion acquisition of Motorola has not brought Mountain View much success in the two years, with the two technology companies staying separated and Motorola still bringing rather mediocre devices to the market.
X Phone and Nexus 5 may not appear at Google I/O
The two smartphones set to reshape Google’s stand in the mobile industry, with the X Phone opening up customisation and the Nexus 5 coming at such a cheap price with no carriers every US smartphone owner should jump on board.
Google Glass specifications
With the launch of Google Glass Exploration Pack to lucky winners and developers, Google has finally released the API and specifications for Glass. The end product seems very much similar to a mid-range smartphone.
Google next-gen Nexus 7 coming in July with Snapdragon processor
Google has been working on a second-generation Nexus 7, which will come under the same name, for release this July. The Nexus 7 will have a host of new upgrades, including a faster processor and larger screen resolution.
Motorola X Phone will be followed by three smartphones
A report from Phone Arena indicates Motorola will not be focusing all its energy on the new X Phone, being developed in direct cooperation with Google. The report states Motorola will be developing three more phones following the X Phone, which have nothing to do with the Nexus or X Phone line.
Nexus 5 to focus on camera innovation and less on screen tech
According to a new rumour, the Nexus 5 may skip the full HD smartphone experience and work on camera innovation instead. The Nexus 5 will come with a 4.5-inch screen and may have a lacklustre display, compared to the HTC One and Galaxy S4.
Sony patents Google Glass competitor design
Well it seems most every company in the industry is getting on wearable computing in one way or another, with Samsung, Apple, LG and now Sony preparing either a smartwatch or augmented reality glasses.