Keeping with tradition, Google has a fun new easter egg embedded in their newly announced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean operating system. The only devices currently running Android 4.1 Jelly Bean are the Galaxy Nexus (if you’ve gotten the update) and the Nexus 7 tablet if you were at Google I/O today. The rest of us just have to wait patiently for an update… Read more
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We’re just hours away from Google’s biggest Android event of the year. Google I/O is set to kick off today with a live keynote, followed by several smaller presentations and seminars spread over three days. We’ve already put together an in-depth preview of what to expect, but we want to hear from the mouths of actual consumers. What do you want to see… Read more
With Google I/O kicking off in just two days, the rumor mill is ready to kick into overtime with leaks, sneak peaks and hopeful first looks at upcoming features and devices. Take this supposedly new look at the Google Play store, which appears to be a revamp of the store and a huge difference from the Google Play we know today. Courtesy of… Read more
We’ve been hearing rumors of a 7-inch Nexus tablet for several months, but today we finally have some concrete evidence showing that the device actually exists. The guys over at Gizmodo have managed to get their eager hands on a training document detailing the alleged Nexus 7 tablet. According to the document, the ASUS-manufactured device will be… Read more
Pinterest users all over the world can now rejoice. The newest social sharing platform of 2012 is expected to announce its official virtual-pinning Android app during a presentation at next week’s Google I/O. Within the Google I/O schedule, the calendar shows that Pinterest is slated to attend the worldwide conference. On the dedicated Pinterest page, the… Read more
While we want to see a lot out of Google I/O, including new Nexus devices, Jelly Bean and a whole bunch of new features, there is little that has me more excited than the prospect of Project Majel, otherwise known as Assistant and Google’s “Siri competitor.” A new Wall Street Journal report discussing Apple and Google’s deeper push into Mobile… Read more
We’ve been hearing constant rumors surrounding Google’s alleged Nexus tablet since last December when executive Eric Schmidt told reporters that his company would be “doubling down on tablets.” Today, we finally have some good news regarding the inevitable future of the Nexus tablet. According to NVIDIA’s recently announced Kai Program and past… Read more
Earlier this morning, we told you that the Google I/O 2012 event had sold out in under an hour, both in the student tickets and the general develop tickets. It’s a huge deal for Google, as it’s confirmation that there are people out there interested in learning more about how Google is advancing their properties. But, if you didn’t get a ticket through the… Read more
There is no doubt that Google I/O is a popular event. Despite the fact that it is geared towards developers, it has also become something of a public event over the years. As SlashGear points out, there’s no hiding the fact that Google is plenty generous at their events, usually handing out plenty of hardware in hopes that people will help them create new… Read more
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