When it rains, it pours, and such is the collection of confectionery confetti that is flowing down from the Mountain View candy land. Released in October, Android 5.0 landed with the Nexus 9, yet just a few weeks later 5.0.1 was already on its way, a small update to address bugs, but which also included fast and slow-motion video recording.
LRX22G has just been released by Google, which brings the hard candy’s teeth-talking tally to 5.0.2. The update is currently only available for the Nexus 7 (2012) Wi-Fi version. Google has since...
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Thursday, February 27, 2014
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 5:37 AM
umors are once again spreading that Google has the likes of the LG G Pad and the iPad Mini in its crosshairs – will the Nexus 8 rise to the challenge?
Reports from all corners are once again signaling the possible arrival of a newcomer to Google’s hardware family – the unannounced Nexus 8 tablet. It has been suggested that the somewhat mid-sized slate could launch as a replacement for the Nexus 10 2, but it’s now being mused that it will in fact take the place of the third-generation Nexus 7.
The theory is based upon simple competition in the...
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 5:04 AM
Always wanted a Google Now-flavoured Android experience? Google has now released its Google Now Launcher on the Play Store. The catch, however, is that the launcher will work only on a Nexus or Google Play edition phone or tablet running Android 4.4 KitKat. You can get the launcher from the Google Play Store.The launcher released officially by Google will give you quick access to Google Now, right on the home screen. You will only need to swipe right to enter Google Now from your first home screen and view your cards. The...
Saturday, February 22, 2014
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 11:55 AM
The Google I / O 2014 is finally terminated, so it can be started to speculate about which new device will await us by the search engine giant. Currently circulating a message through the internet that says it will the new Nexus Tablet with Android 4.5 should be, which will be presented in July this year.According to a Google employee working at Google currently no successor to the Nexus 7 Due to the tough competitive struggle one wants to completely withdraw from the 7-inch segment and rather go new ways. However, you will not...
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 7:25 AM
Reports have for a while indicated Google may be working on a Nexus 8 tablet, and the latest claim which is being said to launch in July this year, along with the next Android version, said to be v4.5.It has being speculated that the search giant might be shifting away from its 7-inch devices because of the high competitiveness of the segment, which would be much less in the 8-inch bracket. Some of the popular 8-inch tablets in the market are Apple iPad Mini, Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0, Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4 and LG G Pad 8.3.
As claimed in a report by...
Friday, February 21, 2014
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 3:46 AM
On Wednesday, Google’s head of Android and Chrome, Sundar Pichai announced that the Mountain View-based giant will host the I/O 2014 developer conference on June 25-26. In an attempt to find out whether we’ll get to see the next Android iteration at I/O we got in touch with a person familiar with the matter who revealed for us that Google will not introduce Android 4.5 during the aforementioned event.A Google Dublin employee said to us that his superiors have told him that Android 4.5 will be officially unveiled in July along with...
Posted by Arslan Ahmad on 3:25 AM
The operating system will run on some devices in the Nexus, Samsung Galaxy and Sony Xperia lines, and before that comes out a Sailfish launcher will be made available so users can get used to the UI. Jolla’s Sailfish OS isn’t Android – not even an Amazon-style fork – but it can run Android apps and manufacturers can put it on the same hardware they use for Android devices. So after a pretty small-scale start, what would be the smart way for the plucky Finnish mobile upstart to make sure as many people as possible...
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