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Google’s Camera app just got a bump up to version 2.3 (rolling out in stages of course), which adds a very welcome feature – remote shutter functionality f… by Liam Spradlin in Applications, Google, News

At I/O last month, Google announced that Android users would soon have the ability to mirror their device’s screen to their TV via a Chromecast. Today, thanks to an update to the Chromecast app, th…

Attack on Giant !.. Battle Tanker VS Giant. I really love Giant. they are so freaking cool !!..very

What’s happening inside our ears when we can hear that ringing? What’s happening inside our brains?

Despite the fact that this weekend is all about FREEDOM and FIREWORKS and ASKING PEOPLE TO HOLD YOUR BEER WHILE YOU DO SOMETHING STUPID, a story that’s been blowing up all over Reddit will make you think that what we’re really heading into is halloween. Because it’s so creepy, it will make you lose sleep.

Google started rolling out a massive improvement to voice search in the Google Search app last week by enabling “Ok Google” hotword detection everywhere. R… by Ryan Whitwam in News, Tips & Tutorials

If Volvo had to appeal to Van Damme’s epic split to sell more trucks, Hyundai just released this insane self-driving demonstration to try to sell their vehicles: A group of stuntmen jump from the roof of moving cars leaving them on their own. It’s impressive to see the cars driving and braking without a driver.

A group of 17 Toronto-area General Motors dealers is suing the automaker, claiming GM failed to provide them with adequate financial support despite receiving millions of dollars in aid from taxpayers.

Can you believe it’s been three years since Google introduced its very own social network in private beta? We can – Android Police has published hundreds (… by Michael Crider in Google, News

Since the beginning, the commercial growth of renewable energy has been a laborious, often painful matter of government pushes, tax incentives and

YouTube is about to get a whole lot better, with a slew of new features freshly announced at this year’s VidCon. Google’s video wing will soon get

Just yesterday Google announced that it would soon allow users to send video and other entertainment items to a nearby Chromecast even when they’re not con… by Michael Crider in Chromecast, Google, News

A continuing point of discussion, rumor, idle speculation, is the future of the Nexus device program. Android Silver is potentially on the horizon but according to Dave Burke, head of Android engineering and the Nexus program at Google, who was speaking to ReadWrite, that doesn’t mean that Nexus devices will be killed off. “People have been commenting about Nexus because there is…

Google I/O is only two days this year, but Google definitely crammed plenty of news into the first day. Today’s keynote contained all the latest and greate… by Ryan Whitwam in Android OS, Android Wear, News

Google is bringing ChromeOS and Android closer together by allowing native Android apps to run on Ch

Soon powering screens of all sizes, across watches, phones, tablets, TV and cars. Learn more at http

In the early stages of the Google I/O 2014 keynote, Google’s Sundar Pichai, updated us on a few facts and figures on how well Android devices are doing around the world. Of particular note, Android tablets continue to be on the up-and-up and now account for 62% of the total tablet marketshare. That’s up from 46% 12 months ago and 39% at the same point back in 2012 and illustrates the…

Google took the wraps off of Android TV today, an embedded platform that will come preinstalled on HDTVs and other devices that brings Android to the big screen, and allows you to control your big screen with your Android phone or tablet.