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Google Introduces Chromecast to Challenge Apple TV’s Popular Airplay Feature
0By: Jeff Stewart | July 28th, 2013 | Business, Google, News
For Google fans Wednesday, July 24th was a big day, as the Mountain View-based company announced several new products including the Chromecast. The new device is actually an affor...
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Best Buy Stuns Everyone by Opening Pre-Orders for the Unannounced Google Nexus 7 Tablet
By: Jeff Stewart | July 28th, 2013 | Android, Business, Google, News, Tablets
Google might be looking to announce the next gen Nexus 7 tablet at an upcoming event with its Android Head, Sundar Pichai. However, it seems that Best Buy is in a little hurry, as the multinational company has already started accepting pre-orders for the next ...
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Verizon Finally Announces Droid Mini, Droid Ultra and Droid Maxx Along with Pricing and Date of Availability
By: Jeff Stewart | July 27th, 2013 | Android, Business, Google, News, Smartphones
Rumours regarding the new family of Motorola Droid devices have been making the rounds for quite some time. When Verizon sent out invites for its July 24th event, many speculated that consumers should get ready to see the Droid Min...
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Latest Analytics Shows Google Lures 25 Percent of All Internet Traffic in North America
By: Ali Raza | July 25th, 2013 | Google, News
Analytics firm Deepfield has recently released new data which has revealed that Google services now lure 25 percent of the traffic on all IPs in North America. This was indeed a remarkable achievement for Google because this percentage is more than Netflix's share and it is also a big increase in the internet traffic for the comp...
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Samsung Announces First Annual Developers Conference, Will be Held Between October 27 and 29
By: Ali Raza | July 25th, 2013 | Apple, Google, News
Following in the footsteps of top tech rival companies like Google, Apple and Microsoft, South Korean OEM Samsung
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New Leaked Images Confirm Moto X Phone Specs
By: Ali Raza | July 25th, 2013 | Android, Google, News, Smartphones
After seeing a lot of leaked specs and images of Motorola Mobility’s forthcoming flagship smartphone, the Moto X, the Google owned company eventually sent out invites for an August 1st event last week in order to bring the device to light for the first time and unveil its features. So far various reports ha...
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Apple Gets Hold of Online Transit Service HopStop to Improve its Maps App
By: Jeff Stewart | July 25th, 2013 | Apple, Business, Google, iOS, News, Smartphones
Although, Google Maps 2.0 is now available to iOS device users, Apple has not given up on its very own Maps App service yet as the Cupertino-based company is still looking to improve its in-house service. Therefore, in a bid to improve its Maps app, Apple has ...
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LG Officially Names its Next Gen Flagship Smartphone LG G2
By: Ali Raza | July 21st, 2013 | Android, News, Smartphones
Numerous leaked images and videos have already unveiled the forthcoming flagship smartphone from LG, the G2, which the Korean OEM is most probably going to announce at its upcoming August 7th event. However, several recent reports have also hinted that LG might also take the Optimus name out of its next gen smartphone, as the ...
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Google’s Head of Business for China Dr John Liu Decides to Step Down
By: Ali Raza | July 21st, 2013 | Business, Google, News
According to the latest reports from TNW, Google’s head of business for China, Dr John Liu, is stepping down from his post in the company. Liu was the head of business at Google China since 2006 but after six year long relationship he decided to part ways with the search engine giant. Here is how TNW has reported the latest dev...
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Google Ready to Cut Off Ad Revenue of Pirate Sites
By: Ali Raza | July 21st, 2013 | Business, Google, News
Back in May, Google came up with a proposal that it would deprive pirate sites of ad revenue in order to hit them where it hurts the most: their wallets. Now The Guardian has reported that Google has decided to act on this proposal. Here is an excerpt from The Guardian’s report: “Websites offering pirated content...
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