All posts tagged "Android"
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Google unveils the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P
Google has forked its Nexus program into two distinct, affordable devices
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The Droids You’re Looking For: Android’s fall flagships
As Apple preps its latest iPhones, Android manufacturers are fighting for attention this fall
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The iPhone 6S and 6S Plus are here and they’re pretty amazing
The iPhone 6S is an upgrade in almost every sense
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Google débuts Android M to fix Lollipop’s various issues
Today, at their annual I/O developer conference, Google unveiled the next edition of their Android software. Goodbye, Lollipop, hello Android M. No sweet-themed name as...
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Pocket PC: The future of Windows Phone
Microsoft has a bold vision for rescuing its failing smartphone division
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Apple’s Watch: Everything you need to know
Now that we have a price and release date — which you can read about here — Apple has also finally opened up on what we...
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Is this the Samsung Galaxy S6?
Courtesy of one Reddit user — who claims to be a Sprint employee (though for how much longer, we’re not sure) — this is apparently...
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Specs Appeal: Why the 6 Plus took my iPhone virginity
Apple’s larger iPhone enticed a longtime Android fan to sample its fruity wares, but left a bittersweet taste
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Be My Eyes app connects users to help the blind
Be My Eyes may be the most selfless app you can download to your device
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CES 2015: Sony puts 4K on a diet
Sony returned to CES to showcase a product the company was once undisputed king of: television.
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BlackBerry’s Classic is retro and proud
BlackBerry's Classic is retro and proud
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Lamborghini will sell you a branded smartphone — for $6,000
Lamborghini will sell you a branded smartphone -- for six grand
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Motorola Moto 360 Smartwatch (Review)
The Motorola Moto 360 pairs Android Wear with a premium exterior to make the best smartwatch you can buy
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BlackBerry Passport review
BlackBerry’s Passport is a bold device that’s all work and no play
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Google announces the Nexus 6 and 9 as well as a new flavor of Android
With the Nexus 6 and 9, Google is taking a bold step into previously unexplored territory
