Google I/O is one of those events that people just look forward to. At this year’s shindig, people are already expecting another version of Android to be shown off, but nothing has been confirmed quite yet. Either way, it should be an fun event, especially if you’re willing to pay a bit extra to get a ticket. By a “bit extra,” that may be somewhat… Read more
There have been rumblings that Google may be releasing a pair of high tech glasses over the past few months, and we now have much more information. It has been said that these glasses will run Android, and feature last-gen Android phone specs. This means that they will most likely feature a single-core processor and a smaller amount of RAM. They will be… Read more
Google I/O is usually a two day long developer conference held in April at San Fransisco. This is where Google does demos, presentations, and other cool stuff for developers (and consumers) to enjoy. The main events revolve around Android, Chrome, Google TV, and other popular Google products. This year a couple things are being changed. Instead of… Read more
There sure has been a lot of news to come out of this year’s Google I/O conference in San Francisco, and a good chunk of it has been related to event loot. Free Tabs, free hotspots, free Chromebooks… I wonder how gratis gear plays into the 59-minute sellout, and how it might affect next year’s ticket sales. Well, there’s one more freebie to… Read more
If yesterday’s handout of a 10.1-inch Samsung Galaxy Tab at Google I/O didn’t make you a bit jealous (tickets sold out in under and hour, so don’t kick yourself), this will: today, attendees were given free Verizon LTE hotspot devices and promised a new Chromebook. Though the Chromebooks are not in San Francisco at the moment, they should be available… Read more
Google isn’t ready to hold back yet. Just announced at Google I/O, the ever-growing Android Market is in for a world of change with new features, developer tweaks, expanded international availability, and more. First up, there are massive changes being made to the Android Market in order to promote app discovery. Not only will you find suggestions… Read more
This day has been a long time coming, and here it finally is: Google has announced that the Chrome Web Store is now available world-wide, and that developers can utilize “literally one line of code” to add in-app purchases to any web app online. Available in 41 different languages, only free apps will be available to those outside of current markets… Read more
Google is taking an interesting approach as to how the company will ween their way into the business and education sectors of the computing market. According to Google Product VP Sundar Pichai, thanks to Chromes smooth auto-updates and cloud-based management system, there is a desperate need for Chrome in the workplace. TechCrunch has pointed out… Read more
If you’re looking to plunk down a sizable chunk of change to convert your laptop-lifestyle into a Chromebook one, then the Samsung Series 5 Chromebooks are the way to go. If you’re trying to save a little money, as well as add a little more portability, then Acer has you covered. Announced alongside the Samsung Chromebook today, Acer has come out… Read more
When Google announced the retail availability of their new Chromebooks today at Google I/O, they also announced two hardware partners who would be making Chromebooks right out of the gate. The first of those partners, is Samsung. On the Google Chrome website, you’ll find Samsung’s Chomebook without a real name. Amazon, however, is listing several… Read more
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