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A good camera in a smartphone is one of the biggest, if not the biggest, draw for most of the consumers. Smartphones companies have rea... -
Google may have announced the Android L Developer Preview today, but they aren’t letting any of us get our hands on it until today Mid... -
According to the latest rumor du jour, Google is going to introduce yet another set of design guidelines for not only its apps, but fo... -
Google TV is likely going away entirely, to be replaced by a familiar face – Android. Philips has just unveiled new Ultra HD (4K, whate... -
Everyone is waiting patiently for Google to release the Android L preview build tomorrow, but hopefully these screenshots can help e... -
So, this is interesting. A user over at reddit figured out how you can jump on a voice call through Google Hangouts on Android. T... -
While looks and functions have changed, the drop-down notification pane has been a part of Android since version 1.0. We're now ... -
We know that not every phone released has an awesome camera, as not every company has the resources to throw in huge sensors to bump t... -
The minute Vic Gundotra informed the world that he was leaving Google after eight years, the first thing most of us asked was, “What doe... -
I know this might be tough to believe, but yes, PayPal support has finally been added to your Google Play purchase payment options. ...
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