Tag: Google I/O 2012
by Andrew Grush, 3 days ago
Earlier this week Sundar Pichai warned us not to expect Google I/O 2013 to be anything like we’ve seen in the past. There would be less in the way of new products or a new…
by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago
Is it time for smartwatches yet? And are smartwatches something that the mass-market will be interested in? This is a question that Pebble, Sony, Motorola and others are trying to answer. So far, the Pebble…
by Ankit Banerjee, 10 months ago
Day 1 of Google I/O featured all the “cool” announcements, with the introduction of Android 4.1 Jellybean, the Google Nexus 7 tablet, and the Nexus Q. The long keynote ended with a live demo of Google…
by Bogdan Petrovan, 10 months ago
Today, the Google Glass team announced on Google Plus (where else?) a new way for us to get insight into Sergey Brin’s pet futuristic project, which many of those who experienced it firsthand call the…
by Ankit Banerjee, 10 months ago
The keynote address on Day 2 of Google I/O was another interesting, information-filled presentation, ending with a behind-the-scenes look at the Project Glass demo from Day 1. During the keynote, Sundar Pichai, Senior Vice President…
by Derek Ross, 10 months ago
Tonight on Android Authority On Air – Google #IO12 Recap We’ll recap Google I/O 2012 by hitting the Jellybean feature list, give a run down on the Nexus 7 and the Nexus Q. We’ll look into Drive,…
by Bams Sadewo, 10 months ago
Lost your invitation to Google I/O conference? Fret not fellow Android enthusiasts, because you can now watch video of the conference’s first day keynote online right from your parents’ basement. The first day of the…
by Bogdan Petrovan, 10 months ago
The new Google Nexus 7 tablet, running the freshly-announced Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, will be, without doubt, one of the highlights of this summer in the technology world. The 7-inch device costs just $199 in…
by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago
The Android Platform Developer’s Kit (PDK) is the hardware equivalent of an SDK for manufacturers. Usually SDK’s are released months ahead of the product launch because the company wants 3rd party developers to make as…
by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago
I remember hearing Eric Schmidt many years ago, about how the future will reveal a phone that will become your perfect assistant. A phone that would take in information from around you, would be…
by Mike Andrici, 10 months ago
With all the major hardware and software announcements made by Google yesterday at the I/O Conference keynote, one could see that the entire Android/Google ecosystem is evolving towards a smoother cross-platform experience. Some of the…
by Lucian Armasu, 10 months ago
Ever since the launch of Google’s “social layer”, Google+, the guys in Mountain View have been trying to focus on fewer products, instead of the scatter-shot approach on products they had before. But while they…
by Bogdan Petrovan, 10 months ago
Today Google announced the availability of yhr Google Plus for Android tablets app, something that many Plus users have long requested. Asides from the obvious modifications to the interface, Google has added some cool new…
by Bogdan Petrovan, 10 months ago
Google revealed today during the first day Google I/O keynote an intriguing device, that caught the entire blogosphere by surprise – the Nexus Q. The Google Nexus Q is not a smartphone or a tablet,…
