…it seems that Google is looking at another company to make its flagship smartphone after all. And by the looks of it, the search giant is looking at a company close to its home. According to reports, Motorola will manufacture the next Nexus smartphone AKA the Nexus 5, which will…
…is Google’s answer to the traditional laptop By Zy Gonzales In its quest for world domination, Google has created a slew of gadgets and services that are meant to occupy every nook and cranny of a family’s home. One particular Google invention that is slowly gaining traction in the…
…if you’re using Google Chrome as your default browser. With the growing number of cyber-attacks on companies and individuals nowadays, one would think that our most commonly used online channels such as browsers that store our personal data would have a very tight level of security to help us…
One of the reasons why Android and iOS have dominated the mobile phone and tablet market is because they have an enormous collection of apps. Microsoft is aware of this and has tried to catch up with Google Play and the Apple App store in terms of the number and…
…when deciding which stories should be on the top of the list. Lastly, Facebook also announced that they will soon publicize their news feed algorithm updates the same way that search engines such as Bing and Google are publishing blog updates on how they do ranking in search results. …
…Ferreira, VP and COO of Samsung Electronics Africa, the messaging app will be integrated into Samsung’s messaging… Part of Samsung Messaging Hub To be offered in select region Will be available on Samsung and Google Play Reports came in last week that BlackBerry Messenger has already entered into beta…
Will Google Glasses be banned; actor has a crack and Sony investor; Apple brings in the big guns to overturn trade ban. By Mike Wheeler Google Glass Facing Ban? Britain is looking at banning people from using Google Glasses when driving as authorities have put it in the…
… Charlie interviews Cisco Australia’s Managing Director, Ken Boal, on what he calls the ‘next generation’ of the internet. By this he means that the internet will not just become a place where you watch videos and Google information – it goes a lot further than that. Here he explains……
…Facebook Home that is not a standalone app is the launcher itself, which didn’t really become popular with smartphone users. At present, Facebook Home has an average score of 2.4 stars in Google Play and has been installed around 1-5M times. Meanwhile, the update for the main Facebook app will…
…designed Office Mobile to fit the small screen of mobile phones. Sharing functionality is also built-in into the apps so users can easily save and share their work. The app is now free to download on Google Play for Office 365 subscribers. For those who don’t have a subscription yet,…
…a coffee in New York, London or Auckland. But it’s hard to put a price on having your smartphone on you to keep in touch with friends and family at home, share your holiday snaps on Facebook and Instagram, or use Google Maps when you’re lost in a foreign city.”…
Google might be working on something that will help frequent travellers to communicate when abroad. In an interview on The UK Times, Android VP Hugo Barra provided some details on one of the company’s projects that will instantly translate words from one language to another. Moreover, Hugo Barra also mentioned…