Transit Directions Paired With Biking And Ridesharing Coming To Google Maps
Today, Google is making it easy to pair transit directions with biking and ridesharing options so you can travel that first or last mile with ease.
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Google Now Tells You How Crowded Your Bus, Train Or Tube Is Likely To Be
Starting today, Google Maps is rolling out two new features to help you better plan for your transit ride and stay more comfortable along the way.
Huawei Opens Applications for Android Q Beta Testers
During Google I/O 2019, Huawei announced a global Android Q Developer Recruitment drive for beta testers, running now through June 30. Developers are invited to try out the latest Android test build on HUAWEI Mate 20 Pro and contribute to optimizing and improving device compatibility of Android Q.
Lenovo Smart Display Review: Big Display, Big Sound
The Lenovo Smart Display brings you the best of the Google Assistant with an enhanced visual experience. When you can see what you need, life gets a little easier. You can do more, like tackle a new recipe, watch YouTube videos, check the weather, or pull up your agenda. Just say “Hey Google” and you’ll see.
Samsung Galaxy A9: World’s First Quad Camera Phone
Dual cameras are so 2017, this year Samsung has experimented with adding four cameras to…
Google Pixel 3 and 3XL Hands On: Worth The Money?
Now in its 3-generation, the Google Pixel represents the best of all things that the…
CES 2018 – LG AI OLED TVs
LG’s CES 2018 keynote was all about AI: smart washers, smart fridges, robots and smart…
Google Pixel 2 XL Review: Best In Class Camera Phone Plus More
If you’re after the purest Android experience and the best camera on a smartphone, then check out the video below to see what we made of the new Google Pixel 2 XL in our review.
Google takes machine learning to a new level with photo appraisals
When Google announced that its Photos App came with the ability to take and store…
Google I/O 2015 set for May 28-29, here’s what happened last year
Google’s Sundar Pichai just announced the 2015 Google I/O dates on Twitter. The two-day experience focused on exploring the next generation of technology, mobile and beyond is set for May 28-29 and you can also watch live online.