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Google has updated the developer dashboard with new platform numbers and there’s big news. There are now officially more Marshmallow devices in the world than Froyo ones. Maybe one day Froyo will die, but today is not that day. In other news, there was a big uptick in 5.1 usage and everything else declined. Here’s […]
Netflix is a great resource for parents wanting to occasionally entertain their kids with some educational shows without all the crappy Skylander commercials. There is just one issue– The content is only available when you have an active internet connection. Which, in the days of broad LTE and WiFi coverage, is an easy thing to take for […]
About a year and a half ago, I called the original Fugoo “the speaker I’d make if I made speakers.” The design of it is actually brilliant — it’s waterproof, offers 360 degree sound, is crazy-robust, and gets an insane 40 hours of battery life. Really, it’s a beast. Then, back at CES (yes, in January), […]
Motorola, the last American phone company that wasn’t Apple (at least before they got bought by Google and then shuffled over to Lenovo), now has an American store front. Well, technically at least: it has exactly one retail store, which Motorola’s PR team is calling an “experimental boutique.” If you’re in the Chicago area, where […]
Google rolls out new versions of Chrome all the time, but Mozilla is no slouch when it comes to Firefox. Version 42 of Firefox is hitting the stable channel with a number of important changes and improvements, but right at the top of the list is a revamped private browsing mode with a feature called […]
You can (allegedly) buy a Nexus 6P from the Google Store. Heck, that’s basically the only place that comes to mind. But if you don’t think you can get the phone elsewhere, you’re wrong. Huawei will also sell you the phone directly from its site. If you do choose to buy the Nexus 6P directly from […]
While Android TV doesn’t enjoy the wide support that Chromecast gets, and its current app catalog can’t hold a candle to competitors that have been in the market for much longer like Roku, it’s slowly and surely getting better. The latest major network to offer an official Android TV is PBS, the United States’ government-funded […]
If you use DoubleClick for Publishers to sell and serve ads, you’ll be happy to know that Google finally released an app for the platform to monitor your performance on the go. The app appears to pretty much be strictly for viewing performance in a dashboard card-style layout, not actually taking any actions in […]
Update 1: 2015/11/07 2:46pm PST The Chromecast is already a pretty fantastic deal for a streaming gadget, and it just keeps on giving. It looks like Google is repeating the $6 offer it extended back in February, giving users six bucks of Play Store credit for each Chromecast and Android TV box associated with their account. […]
The Google Wallet app just received a version bump, bringing it up to v11.0-R234-v13. (Seriously, what is up with this version number?) Like some of the other updates this week, there aren’t any big changes, but the changes that are there will tighten up some of the oversights and issues that were left in the […]
The tireless developers at Team Win released their custom Android recovery for the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X last week, but at the time it didn’t support decryption. This makes working with the stock software (which Google encrypts by default, gleefully thumbing their noses at the NSA and FBI in a show of customer protection) […]
Pinterest, the social media platform of choice for aichmophiliacs, is a great place to look at ideas for home decorating, fashion, crafts, and a thousand other things. I’m not much pinterested in the site, but my wife sure loves it. Some days she spends hours poring over the app, searching for inspiration for her latest project. […]
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