Archive for May, 2010 - Page 18

Having fully watched both Google I/O keynotes that were conveniently live streamed on YouTube I can honestly say that Day 2 was a lot more interesting than Day 1. Sure yesterday we’ve seen Google uncover some interesting concepts and products [...]

Google VP Vic Gundotra was speaking at the Google I/O conference. He mentioned something that a lot of people missed, but it’s pretty important – Google is taking on iTunes. The whole atmosphere at Google I/O seems to be “World [...]

With all of the hype surrounding Valve’s digital distribution platform Steam and its hihgly publicized launch for Apple’s OS X operating system, it’s obvious that the Internet is becoming a favored way of purchasing digital media of all types. Currently, [...]

Android Froyo came in full glory today and what an impressive mobile platform it is. I’ve always admired Google for their stubbornness of making it in the mobile business, although that was a given since they are taking over the [...]

Sure, 3DTVs and the technology behind them are cool but there is still a whole world of untapped technology that the general consumer has yet to see in the real world outside of movies like Star Wars. And who better [...]

Although we’re desperately in need for a true iPad competitor, just as we were looking for iPhone alternatives in the past, Google didn’t announce such a device during its second Google I/O keynote. If you have been following us today [...]

If you’re scratching your head wondering why there are so many Google announcements today it’s because their yearly I/O conference is underway. The latest news to come out of the conference is that the Android 2.2 SDK is now available [...]

Back in March was the first that we had solid evidence of Google preparing a sort of TV service after reports of them teaming with Intel and Sony emerged. Yesterday, on the other hand, let you know that an announcement [...]

The Evernote team have recently rolled out an update for their iPad/iPhone app, which brings the version number up to 3.3.4. And while this update is going to be worthwhile for both iPhone and iPad users, its one that iPad [...]

It seems as if today is a busy day with Google I/O related news, so far we have heard some interesting stats behind Android as well as the Google TV and Android 2.2 Froyo announcement. That alone is enough to [...]