Tag: Android

Today was Day 1 of the Google I/O Conference, where they discuss new features and plans for 2013. Let’s just say, they started today off with a bang, talking …

There’s been a long battle over the years when it comes to instant messaging. In the beginning, there were desktop apps like AIM, Yahoo IM, ICQ, MSN Messenger, etc. …

A couple of days ago Microsoft started rolling out two-step authentication for Microsoft Accounts. This small security measure can help keep your account more secure. By enabling this feature, …

Back in October, I wrote an editorial on the future of personal computing, right around the time Windows 8 was launched. I want to revisit some of my thoughts …

Last week, Facebook unveiled its next product, targeted at Android smartphones, Facebook Home is a new launcher, replacing much of Google’s OS and offering new features that tie it …

When it comes to note-taking apps on the computer, so far, nothing has topped Microsoft’s OneNote or the popular Evernote. Google might be looking to change that soon with …

Last night Samsung held a press event for the official announcement of their new flagship Android phone, the Galaxy S4. Yesterday I posted some of the rumors around this …

Samsung is holding a press event for the launch of their Galaxy S4 Android phone tonight in Time Square at Radio City Music Hall at 7pm EST. There’s been …

Google has released a few updates to its Chrome browser today for Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS. For iOS, you can now long-press the back button to view your …

One feature that many casual gamers have waited for is the ability to stop playing a game on one device and start playing where you left off on another. …