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Google’s finally done it. Android 6.0 Marshmallow includes a new, iOS-style permission system for new apps. You can also manually revoke permissions from any app — even ones designed for old versions of Android.

People screw up. And in movies, you’d expect that when someone screws up that those scenes would just be played for laughs as outtakes or on a blooper reel. But sometimes everything else about the scene is so good and the screw up is so unexpectedly perfect for the movie that the directors include the screw up in the final film.

The Subway, the El, the Tube, the Métro: Trains have been transporting humans around cities since 1863. But too many public transit systems still run like they’re stuck in the 19th century. That needs to change.

Over just a few years, the batteries in our smartphones have changed a lot. That means those old tips to stretch out your battery life just aren’t as true as they once were, yet we still share them like they’re gospel. Before telling someone to disable Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, let’s shed some light on those old myths.

Over the past couple of days, Marshmallow’s official release has been making its way to us as Nexus factory images and OTA updates for Nexus… by Rita El Khoury in Marshmallow 6.0, News

Android 6.0 Marshmallow was finally made available for the public to download, and with it comes a host of new features. Although they’re not all visibly obvious, they’re welcome changes nonetheles…

Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X and Pixel C: Everything you need to know! Nexus 6P Camera rating: http://www.dxom

I think quite a few users were a bit nervous when they heard that the new Nexus phone cameras were eschewing an optical image stabilization system, instead… by Michael Crider in News, Nexus 5X, Nexus 6P

We saw something new from Google today, and I’m not talking about gadgets. Tech events usually come in two flavors. You get the sterile, bland demonstration of the capabilities of whatever is being announced, or you get an absolute trainwreck with demo fails and horrible attempts at being relatable. Fortunately for those of us who attend these events on a regular basis, there’s a lot…

Google’s next generation of Nexus, the hardware it uses as the premium example of how great just plain old Android can be, is now out in the smartphone wild—but it enters that world filled with some stiff competition.

Introducing the new Chromecast and Chromecast Audio. Use your phone, tablet or laptop to cast your f

The Nexus 6P is the new phone from Google with Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The 6P features a 5.7” WQH

The Nexus 5X offers top-line performance in a compact, lightweight design with a camera that takes g

Apple. We don’t innovative, we stagnate. Leave a like, a comment, and SUBSCRIBE. We will bring you a

After a weekend of rampant speculation, NASA has confirmed our suspicions: There’s probably liquid water on Mars, today. The landmark finding makes the notion of life on the Red Planet all the more plausible.

Instead of one new Nexus device, this year we’re getting two: the Nexus 5x and the Nexus 6p. But as usual, what’s perhaps more exciting than the release of… by Bertel King, Jr. in Device Updates, Marshmallow 6.0, News, Nexus 5, Nexus 6, TELUS

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A team of researchers from the National Institute of Standards and Technology has broken the distance record for quantum teleportation down optical fiber, showing they’re able to transfer quantum information over 60 miles.