As the title implies, the beta channel for Chrome Browser on Android just got what looks to be a minor update. Version 28.0.1500.31 just hit the Google Play Store, although the Chrome Release Blog hasn’t been updated to reflect what’s new. The latest entry on the Chrome blog is for version 28.0.1500.21, which was released just over a week ago and brought Google Translate, fullscreen o... »
Time to put on your update pants, boys and girls; The Weather Channel for Android just got itself a new version. The latest build is labeled 4.1, and brings along with it a newly redesigned Hourly forecast page, new season-triggered backgrounds, and a few other fixes and performance enhancements. Have a look below at the full changelog: The Weather Channel for Android 4.1 Changelog 10 Day page +... »
Yesterday afternoon, I caught a post on Android Police about an update to Google Play Music that brings along a few nice new features along with it, including the ability to share songs from the Now Playing tab, among others. I, like many of you who likely read that same article, immediately checked my Play Store app to grab the new version, but much to my dismay, it wasn’t there. The chang... »
Wednesday is shaping up to be a pretty nice day for updates. First, we learned about a new Gmail inbox experience that’s rolling out now, then Twitter got a little love, and now we’ve got a copy of the latest Google Play Store — version 4.1.10 — to share with all of you awesome readers out there. As far as we can tell, this is only a minor update. Android Police’s ... »
Just when you thought it was safe to write Twitter’s official Android app off, a fresh new update hits the Google Play Store with a few nice new features in tow. Version 4.1 is now available, and we’ve got the changelog to prove it! Here’s what’s new: Twitter for Android 4.1.0 Changelog The new Tweet composer makes it easier to share with quick access to your camera roll a... »
Google I/O was a couple of weeks ago and came with it tons of new products (mostly software related and for developers). One of these new products was an addition to the Play Store, the addition of Alpha/Beta testing of apps. This is a pretty sweet addition, now we can consolidate more products under the Google name instead of having to go elsewhere for A/B testing. We’re already seeing many apps ... »
AT&T likes it when you give them your money. AT&T doesn’t like to give you the full capability of your service in return for that money. It’s something we’ve all pretty much learned to unwillingly accept over the years. Part of it is just them being greedy as usual and maximizing their profits. The rest is a result of their network being too overloaded and not being a... »
I’m sure that if you happen to be on the internet today, pretty much anywhere but especially on Google+, you’ve heard that Google+ for Android was to be receiving an important update today. The update was to provide a bigger focus on photo and location sharing to friends and others, but due to a mess up at Google HQ (they are human you know) the first build of the new app was a crashfe... »
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During Google’s keynote yesterday at I/O 13, the team unveiled a lot of new and updated services that should be hitting all of us relatively soon, get excited! The apps and services that we will be talking about include Play Music, Books, Talk/Hangouts and more. Be sure to keep a watch on all these apps over the next few months, as we will, to spot any new feature. Let’s get into all t... »
We finally officially found out yesterday that Google Hangouts (what was once Babel) is real and it is Google’s first step in unifying our messaging service on the platform. Unfortunately it is not the end all to all the different service as of yet but it does kill off talk (and soon Messenger perhaps) in becoming the unification that it needs to be. What’s all included and what will b... »
