Google’s relatively new messaging app, Allo, is helping you prepare for the latest films with stickers, the most recent one being Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. It’s one way the search giant is trying to get people to use its new messaging platform. In late October, the company unveiled stickers for Netflix’s Stranger Things. The new Fantastic Beasts and Where to […]
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Why mention work if you don’t have to? That appears to be the question Google is raising (and answering) in its decision to rename a couple of its services. Google Play for Work, which allows organizations to send public and private Android apps to specific devices, has now been rebranded as Google Play, whereas Android […]
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Google today announced the launch of App Maker, the newest entry in the low-code, drag-and-drop app building market. Like its competitors from Microsoft and numerous startups, App Maker promises to make it easy for anybody to quickly develop basic apps that serve a very specific purpose inside an organization. The new service features a cloud-based drag-and-drop development […]
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“Near things look near and far things look far,” according to the Google blog. “You can look around to explore the image in all directions, and even hear sound recorded while you took the photo to hear the moment exactly as it happened.” The iOS app also brings more sharing functions, which are new to […]
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Google announced that it would be deploying the Google Play Store in Chromebooks, giving users the ability to use some of their favorite mainstream Android apps inside their Chrome OS-powered notebooks for the first time. The company revealed the plans to integrate the Play Store in a blog post, stating that although the Chrome OS-powered notebooks […]
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Welcome to the new age of Android tablets. The Google Pixel C has designs on being the new touch-plus-type tablet sheriff in town, and Apple’s iPad Air 2 should watch its back. This thing’s coming for its tablet crown. Having stepped up from the Nexus 7 and stepped down from the Chromebook Pixel laptop, Google’s tried something new, […]
Continue ReadingUntil now, the Pixel brand was all about Chrome OS laptops. But in September, the company surprised us all when it announced its Surface competitor, the 10.2-inch Pixel C Android tablet with its optional Bluetooth keyboard. Unlike its Nexus line of tablets, this is the first time Google has built its own tablet. If you’re willing to pay […]
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Chromebooks are pretty good devices and if you thought Google’s 100GB of Drive storage was not enough, the giant is giving away 1TB of Google Drive storage for free for two years this holiday season. This $240 value freebie is actually valid if a user redeems it before January 1, 2015. This is a really […]
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