Android is defiantly the future of the technology world. the smartphone will be able to handle the technical challenges of augmented reality , IoT, virtual reality and many more. Augmented Reality (AR)
Technology is dynamically changing everyday, Developers and techies need to keep up the pace of advancement and development in technology. Every thing right from recruitment to recognition as technology professional depends upon
Based on open-source Chromium 46 web browser, Google Chrome 46 (the actual version number is 46.0.2490.71) comes as a free update for Windows, Mac, and Linux users and includes several security fixes,
There is a good news for WhatsApp users as Google and WhatsApp have teamed up to offer back up and upload feature. Thanks to the new integration with the Google Drive service,
Remember Stagefright, the Android vulnerability that affected nearly 1 billion phones running Android versions from 2.2 to 5.1? Well, you may have heard that it’s back — and it’s even nastier than
Google has confirmed the launch date of its new Nexus phones, thanks to a slip up on Google Play Store. The pricing of the two phones was already online. Flipkart, on its
Videos of Google-owned robots, some that look like mechanical bulls and others resembling humanoids from sci-fi movies, have been viewed more than 90 million times online. Despite that YouTube fame, Google is
Google Inc has morphed into Alphabet Inc. After US markets closed on Friday, Alphabet replaced Google as the publicly traded
Google unveiled two new Nexus smartphones — the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P at an event in San Francisco. While the company did not announce availability and pricing of the phones for
Google has unveiled its original Chromecast along with Chromecast Audio during the Nexus launch event, which was held in San Francisco on Tuesday. Priced at Rs. 2400, the devices would be available
Google is celebrating the evidence of water found by NASA on Mars by dedicating it today’s creative doodle. The animated doodle shows round red ‘happy’ Mars revolving around its axis and sipping
Google is reportedly working on a brand new tablet that will look and feel just like the Chromebook Pixel, save for two key differences — it’ll run on Android and it won’t
