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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

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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.

We’re only a few days away from the new Nexus announcement, and it’s prime time for some leaks. We’ve already revealed the Nexus 5X and 6P boxes (along wit… by Ryan Whitwam in Exclusives, Huawei, Leaks, News, Nexus 6P

Toshiba’s new Chromebook 2 arrives in October with new processors and backlit keys.

There is so much preparation that goes into a movie and so many takes captured of any given scene and so much work that goes into the camera work and so much practice for the performances but yet, things don’t always go as planned. Mistakes happen, lines are forgotten, and bloopers are created. But sometimes those happy accidents end up being better than what the filmmakers originally intended.

This means no more opening up sluggish web browsers, or waiting on a sub-par Internet connection to get to the files you need. Here’s our guide on how to use Google Drive in the desktop app.

Apple has started a clean-up operation of the Chinese version of its App Store after it was flooded with apps infected with XcodeGhost malware. The problem was not detected by Apple, but a number of security firms who discovered various malicious iPhone and iPad apps littering the Store.

Sharing great moments (or just snippets of your life) with friends or loved ones has never been easier, and a new class of live streaming app makes it possible for them to join you in real time. Of those apps, we think Periscope is the best today, and has the most potential for the near future.

Google Photos may have started as a part of Google+, but since splitting into a standalone product, it has to move quickly to introduce new features and im… by Cody Toombs in APK Teardown, Applications, Downloads, News

Club Concorde, a group of ex-pilots, maintainers, engineers, airline execs and Concorde enthusiasts has unveiled a plan that aims to put a Concorde back in the air by 2019, and supposedly they have a pile of cash to see their plans through to fruition.

It’s been more than two years since the Chromecast was first announced and released. What started as a cheap gadget with a closed ecosystem has turned… by Rita El Khoury in Chromecast, Google, News, Rumors