Google have sent out word encrypted press invitations to a special event being held on October 29th. It is speculated that this event will showcase Google’s latest developments in the Nexus smartphone.
We knew Google was working on a standalone YouTube app for iOS devices ever since Apple announced YouTube would no longer be included by default in the upcoming iOS 6 software release. Now it’s finally here, sporting all new features – but not if you’ve got an iPad...
Do you want your ASUS tablet to look even more snazzy? Pick up one of the colourful covers then. The tablet was announced last week and is made by ASUS running on the Android OS and is called the Google Nexus 7.
I’m out of the office today but here’s your Tech fix though.
In what should be an interesting year for tablets, Archos has just announced a new tablet of its own. The Archos 97 Carbon tablet is set to tout the latest Android Ice Cream Sandwich operating system and Google apps. It’s out later this month in a variety of sizes, including a 7-inch model to vie for attention alongside the new Google Nexus 7.
Some like Google Maps and some don’t, well’s there a new addition coming and its called Google indoor maps at the moment only for Android devices though. It will work in various places such as shopping centres, train stations and airports in either London, Manchester, Edinburgh, Glasgow and Birmingham.
Brand new feature to the blog is the Friday Round-Up which is where I bring you the Tech news that I’ve missed out on throughout the week. However, obviously not all of it because that would just be impossible!
Coming up this week is news on the first ever touchscreen landline, a luxury Sony gaming headset, the launch of Android Film Store UK, Spotify news, and PlayStation Certified latest.
If that’s your sort of thing if so click ‘read more’!
Are you a Google person or an Apple person? If your answer was Google the Galaxy Nexus may be the smartphone for you. This pricy Android Galaxy Nexus is the first one to hit the market running Google’s brand new OS, Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0).
Brand new feature to the blog is the Friday Round-Up which is where I bring you the Tech news that I’ve missed out on throughout the week. However, obviously not all of it because that would just be impossible!
This week I bring you news on the suspected Sony PSN hack, a new smartphone from Samsung, a new date for the Samsung and Google nexus prime launch, a brand new Wii and finally budget-friendly tablet news.
Brand new feature to the blog is the Friday Round-Up which is where I bring you the Tech news that I’ve missed out on throughout the week. However, obviously not all of it because that would just be impossible!
This week I’m bringing you Android Ice Cream news, a LEAK on the Ultrabook, a new service from BT Openreach and news from ASUS on a brand new motherboard.
Brand new feature to the blog is the Friday Round-Up which is where I bring you the Tech news that I’ve missed out on throughout the week. However, obviously not all of it because that would just be impossible!
This week I’m bringing you MeeGo news, a definition and more of the Chrome Zone, a tablet attached to a bicycle, 3D news and an apology from Nikon.
In news from Google the search giant has revealed that they are intending on winding down Google Labs.
Google Labs is the place you go to test out Google prototypes and now its being taken down, the decision has come from Google to focus more on improving the current products already out there rather than introducing new ones.
We’ve seen over the past month closures of a few Google Labs services such as Google Health and Powermeter. The company has now announced though that that they will be also taking down more Google Lab products in the near future or alternatively build them into its “core service offering.”
Read the actual blog post at The Official Google Blog.
Google have a new music streaming programme on the way and its available to test for some of you in the UK.
Lets take a look at the two, Apple’s new service scans a user’s hard drive then matches their songs with online, high quality versions which avoids a lengthy upload wait. Whereas, there are no frills with Google’s new service because it basically streams your music from the songs which you upload to the piece of software. The limit is 20,000 however that is more than enough to satisfy your needs in my opinion. Once they’re uploaded take your Android smartphone out and begin to listen to your favourite songs wherever you are in the world.
Bad news is that Google haven’t got any deals with the big music labels unlike Apple who are already ahead in that department however it is only early days.
If you are one of those lucky users that Google Music Beta has been rolled out to in the UK, let me know and tell myself and the community what you think of it.
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Have you noticed the continuing battle against the browsers, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome? They each try and be the best. We’ve lately seen new releases of Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
