Not only did Google unveiled the world's first Nexus tablet, the search engine giant took the wraps of their latest version of Android Jelly Bean last week. Rather than wholesale changes, the new update is very much anchored in the realms of gentle evolution, rather than major revolution - here are the main highlights.
With Facebook's controversial IPO now finished the social networking company is thought to be considering a Facebook mobile phone, and is already recruiting engineers who have experience with mobile devices, according to a story published in the New York Times on Sunday.
Google is now the proud owner of the one of the world's most recognisable mobile brands: Motorola. Well that statement might have true 5 years ago: Is this purchase a bold new direction for the search engine giant or a marriage of convenience? We look into our crystal ball to see what the future holds Google-rola.
Google's success with Android over the last couple of years has been impressive; from humble beginnings Google has amassed a loyal following, but they still aren't making the money that Apple is.
If you’ve been keeping tabs on the tech world over the last 12 months you’ll have likely come across a new piece of tech jargon: Cloud Storage. While it has
Google's Ice Cream Sandwich is a sore talking point for millions of Android device owners across the world at the moment - Google’s plan to get all handsets running on the same software has been a quite a ride. Well, we’re here to help – we’ll run through all the manufacturers who have promised ICS and see how they have faired on the “first-quarter” promises.
One of the most popular games on iPhone (no, not Draw Something), Temple Run, has finally made the jump to Android tablets and handsets, and can be downloaded for free
Google is under fire again and this time it has been found guilty of deliberately overriding internet browser Safari’s privacy settings. The Wall Street Journal has named Google along with
