Tag: Google

I've found that Twitter apps typically fall into one of two camps: (1) Those with deep functionality targeted at power users; and (2) Those with pretty interfaces aimed at casual users. The refreshed Carbon (v2) Twitter app for Android falls into the latter camp.

Whether or not a viable market exists for large tablets (over 11" in size) won't matter much to manufacturers at first. They're going to give it a go regardless. The test begins at CES in Vegas.

The three devs behind Cover obviously have a penchant for slick design. This is a gorgeous app.

With Android, Google sets the gold standard. Notifications appear along the top bar of the device, be it a tablet or smartphone. By swiping down you can access all the key alerts you missed since last checking. With Windows 8, Microsoft has catching up to do.

As Apple has proven with the runaway success that is the iPad Mini, the consumer appetite for a tweener tablet is voracious.

Google has been focusing on an assortment of fixes for the Nexus 5 camera which will be bundled into an Android 4.4.1 release.

Why LG? Why LG?! Curse you LG. You make a nearly perfect phone (it is very very good) and then you go and decide to get lazy on one small but critical detail.

I subscribe to Next Issue because it gives me access to a ton of magazines that I can read on my tablet without having to buy each issue individually. Why doesn't Google offer the same?

Now that Google has made Play Music available for iOS my mobile music universe is coming together.

It takes only a few seconds--milliseconds rather--to realize this is a Ferrari F12... or, better yet, a Lambo Aventador, when it comes to performance. Blazes!