Google’s efforts to bring the internet to the world just reached new heights. According to a recent report by the Wall Street Journal, the search giant is planning on building and launching 180 “small and high capacity” satellites in the very near future that will go into low orbit and…
…other products outside iOS like Google’s Nest thermostat. What it will do though is help Apple create a Wi-Fi based ecosystem for connecting smart devices and may include Bluetooth-based voice controls. So basically the project will just expand the list of devices that iOS products can link to and control…
After almost a year of overseas availability, Google Chromecast has finally made it made it to Australian shores. Given the tight partnership Google had with Netflix in releasing the device in the United States, this isn’t entirely unsurprising. Netflix streaming is definitely one of the best uses for Chromecast, and…
…same line as Google’s Project Ara but for wearables… Follow @CyberShack Samsung held a special event yesterday in San Francisco dubbed as the “Voice of the Body” where the company introduced its new platform specifically dedicated for wearables called SIMBAND. Basically, SIMBAND is a modular reference platform for wearable health…
We’ve all heard of Google’s driverless car and how it helps the search giant create detailed maps of the world’s road networks. But now the company is taking the technology a step further by using it to well, drive people. At the Code conference last Tuesday, the Mountain View company…
Android has definitely leaped beyond the domain of smartphones and tablets. Nowadays, Google’s mobile operating system also powers the latest TVs from manufacturers all over the world. Chinese brand Hisense is one of the many companies to put Android in their TV offerings. Listen to Anthony give a quick look…
Long after it’s American and European launches, Google has finally made their Chromecast “streaming stick” available on Australian shelves. Chromecast is a small black device that plugs into your existing television via a HDMI port, enabling you to stream content from either your smartphone or Google Chrome on your computer,…
YouTube is undeniably one of the most profitable projects of Google with over a billion unique user visits each month and more than a million advertisers using Google ad platforms. So there’s definitely a lot at stake for the search giant when certain changes are applied to the website. Recently,…
…its rivals are doing the opposite and have consequently improved their rankings this year. For instance, Google’s push for new innovations including the development of Google Glass and various investments in different fields of technology has allowed the search giant to surpass Apple and take the top spot. Microsoft and…
Google is reportedly ditching the Nexus brand for what is known to be Android Silver. Unlike the current Nexus line, Android Silver devices will be offered to consumers with no third-party bloatware and will provide timely OS updates to consumers in the same manner Apple pushes updates to its iPhones……
The race to get the most productive apps on mobile is now on as Google announced the prime competitor of Microsoft’s Office for iPad – Google Docs and Sheets for mobile phones and tablets. The two apps will be standalone applications that will allow users to find, create and edit…
…who have forgotten to bring the kip for two-ups. In such case, you might want to use your smartphone as a substitute. 2UP by CrazyApps (For Android) – Approx. $1 on Google Play 2UP is the virtual version of the popular Aussie game for Android. The app was developed by…