There’s seriously only one app that gives me Android envy, and it’s now officially available on iPhone and iPad. Launched as a super simple, underrated reminders app, Google Keep is exactly what I want from a Notes app. With simple filing systems, like applying colours and tags to notes and reminders, Google Keep …
Read More »Google adds 4K support with new Chromecast Ultra
Google has announced this morning an update to its Chromecast lineup of devices, with the introduction of the Chromecast Ultra. The new addition includes support to stream 4K content, HDR and Dolby Vision content via Wi-Fi; and some performance changes that Google say make it 1.8x faster than the previous Chromecast. …
Read More »Google showcases Google Home, its competitor to the Amazon Echo
After unveiling the device at Google I/O earlier in the year, Google finally released more details about Google Home – its “smart speaker” for the home – at this morning’s press conference. However, if you’re looking at getting this device in Australia, Google currently has no plans to bring the …
Read More »Google unveils Material Design, a unified design language for Android, Chrome OS
Google has long been known as a company with a beautiful, though fragmented design language. Just a glance at an Android and Chrome OS app in the same sitting could be enough to convince a user that these platforms were both created by a separate company. And in a way, due to the size …
Read More »Google refuses to patch vulnerability affecting 930 million users
Google has quietly disclosed that it will not be patching any vulnerabilities in a component in versions of Android before KitKat. This means that 60 percent of all active Android devices – or 930 million – are now vulnerable to an attack. The company made this disclosure to Tod Beardsley, a security …
Read More »Google unveils Pixel – and shows off the potential of Google’s AI future
Early this morning, Google has finally unveiled what has been long speculated in the tech press – the Google Pixel, its premium line of Android-powered smartphones designed and manufactured internally. With significantly better hardware than most of its rivals, the most interesting thing about the Pixel isn’t the hardware spec sheet. …
Read More »Google brings affordable VR to the masses with Daydream View
Google has announced this morning that it will release a headset for its latest virtual reality endeavour, Daydream. Called the Daydream View, the newest VR headset promises to make VR affordable and more fashionable. Similar to the Samsung Galaxy VR headset, it requires a phone that is Daydream-ready. The Google Pixel already …
Read More »Google WiFi Router Now Available From $129
After making its way through the FCC and then being made available to preorder a few weeks ago, Google has now officially launched its new Google WiFi router, which has been designed to provide an easy to set up system that creates a wireless mesh providing seamless WiFi coverage throughout …
Read More »Huawei Watch No Longer Listed on the Google Play Store
Google had a complete Android Wear section on its website about the smartwatches with the company’s platform running on it, and Huawei Watch is among the best ones available, thanks to its premium build quality and looks. However, if you’re interested in picking up the Huawei Watch, you’ll be unhappy …
Read More »Google Home Developers Can Now Create Conversation Actions
Google is making it easier for developers to create software for their Google Home platform, the company has announced some new Conversation Actions which will make it easier for developers. The Conversation Actions can be used to deliver information, and more and users will not need to install an app …
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