So finally Google has released a new standalone Cloud print app for everyone to download and use with their printers…*crickets crickets*. Do any of you non-college readers even use or know what a printer is? I know I wouldn’t use it nearly at all if I wasn’t in school, but I am glad that Google is going to make it easier for me to print from my phone. Some official Play Store fea... »
As was hinted earlier today on Google+, the mobile app for the social network is being updated to everyone at this very moment. Of course this update is going forward with Google staged rollouts so don’t get all pissy if you don’t have it, just appreciate that Google is finally taking cues from their own guideline rules on their own app. As far as the official changelog goes, here it i... »
A couple of weeks ago, a rumor floated around that stated that Google would be adding a few new shipping options other than forcing everyone to ship ’1-2 business days’. They’ve added two new options: Ground and Saver, this should help when you buy smaller items such as the Nexus 4 earbuds or the Nexus 7 case. Yet, was 2 day shipping that bad in the first place? The two new optio... »
Google keeps adding more and more core/stock Android services to the Play Store. Things like Gmail, YouTube, and Maps are all available whether you have a stock Android experience or not. Well here’s another service, Google Keyboard, the stock keyboard that we all are beginning to love more and more. Some key features about this keyboard that you may have not know include: • Gesture Typing w... »
That’s right people, the Gmail refresh that was talked about last week, is finally here for mobile. We told you how to get it for your desktop and now we have the app for your phone, along with the Play Store link (for those that like to be official). Let’s look into the changes below. This new version of Gmail (v 4.5-694836) is a wonderful and beautiful update. Expect changes to the i... »
Here ye Here ye! We have another iOS port coming to Android today that the ifanboys can lash out about — Vine. Vine basically let’s you create 6 sec video clips that you can share on its network and twitter. Simple concept. After a long time being only available on iOS it is now available for our beloved Android OS, and with it brings these sweet set of features: Unlimited uploads and ... »
On just Wednesday, LG announced that the white Nexus 4 is indeed real and that they had begun selling it. The first market that received the device was Hong Kong and other markets were to receive it soon after, today the US has receive the new variant and it is on the Play Store. Just don’t think that it is remarkably different from the black Nexus 4 already available. The white Nexus 4 that... »
Hot off the presses of the Motorola X phone, Sundar Pichai went on stage at D11 and announced the Google Edition of the HTC One. This is similar to the GE Galaxy S 4 that Google unveiled at I/O this year. Don’t worry thought the announcement of these devices doesn’t mean Google is leaving the Nexus program, as Pichai has already confirmed. Lets look at what makes this One different fro... »
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 ... »
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... »
