by Bogdan Petrovan, 1 week ago

Android Authority is attending Google I/O 2013, the most important Google event of the year. Stay tuned for the livestream, full keynote coverage, and for more good stuff over the next few days. Google I/O,…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 week ago

Larry Page talked for the first time about the medical problems that caused him to let Sergey Brin do most of the public talking for Google lately. Fortunately, it seems that there isn’t much to…

by David Gonzales, 1 week ago

Earlier this year, it was reported that Google was readying its very own music streaming service to take on the likes of Spotify and Internet radio service Pandora. A later report added just a bit…

by Bogdan Petrovan, 1 week ago

Google and Samsung are said to launch a version of the Samsung Galaxy S4 that runs pure Android (AOSP) at the Google I/O keynote today. [Update: Galaxy S4 Google Edition is official, coming on June 26…

by David Gonzales, 1 week ago

As we mentioned in a previous report, Google Glass is now well on its way to changing your world. And it will arrive sooner or later, whether you are ready for it or not. But…

by David Gonzales, 1 week ago

Google Glass is on its way to change your world, whether you like it or not. For all those who are actually looking forward to its arrival instead of trying to wish it away somehow,…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 week ago

Android developers will be happy to hear that replying to app reviews inside the Google Play Store is now a feature open to all of them. The feature has first been made available to Top…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 week ago

Google has announced that Gmail, Google Drive and Google+ photos storage will be combined, so you can use it according to your needs. According to a post on the official Gmail blog, instead of the…

by David Gonzales, 1 week ago

Google Chairman Eric Schmidt has a new book out titled, “The New Digital Age,” written in collaboration with Jared Cohen. And in order to promote this new book of his, he got on NPR’s Wait…

by Andrew Grush, 1 week ago

Last year around this time, Google unveiled the Nexus Q, a device that would forever change our living room experience – except for the fact it didn’t. The Google Nexus Q was an interesting idea,…

by Chris Smith, 1 week ago

In his first interview since taking over the reigns of Android after Andy Rubin’s departure, Sundar Pichai talked about Google plans for the future, revealing in the process that this year’s Google I/O edition will…

by Nate Swanner, 1 week ago

Leading into I/O, lots of information gets tossed around. Some of it is complete nonsense, later unearthed to be so. Some is solid information, and questioned thoroughly before being vetted as accurate. Android Authority has…

by J. Angelo Racoma, 1 week ago

The rise of mobile devices and persistent connectivity, as well as apps and cloud services, has put us all at potential risk when it comes to online security. Simply put, it’s no longer as basic…

by Robert Triggs, 1 week ago

Whilst the new Nexus 7 may have been the big news from KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo yesterday, he has also released some information, or shall I call it speculation, about some other future Google…

by Bogdan Bele, 1 week ago

YouTube paid subscriptions have been announced on Google’s video streaming service’s blog, offering content creators a different method of monetizing their work. The YouTube paid subscriptions pilot program currently includes partners that offer channels starting…