Hahahaha. 😀 Now we have to remove one popular option from the list. Android M won’t be ‘Milkshake’ we believe. During Google I/O conference, Dave Burke (VP Engineering, Android) was spotted wearing an Android Wear smartwatch and the screen had a milkshake watch face on it. When the Android freaks found this, they started to … Read more
USB Type-C is the future of cables. It is something that will unite all the devices, when, they are out-of-charge of course. Earlier we shared some interesting facts about USB Type-C and today Google revealed some additional information regarding this at their I/O conference. Turn Your Android Phone Into A Power Bank If USB Type-C … Read more
While watching the Google I/O 2015 live streaming we came across a device which looks more or less unfamiliar and like you might have probably guessed, our initial thoughts were, is this the next official Google Nexus device (probably a smartphone and not a tablet)? The Next Official Google Nexus Device? While explaining about Android … Read more
Google I/O started and we are getting some interesting updates about Android right now. We already have Android Wear, Android Auto, etc., and now Android ______? Making payments with an Android smartphone is always tricky and sometimes scary. Apple created a solution for their iOS devices with “Apple Pay” and it’s time for Google to … Read more
Whenever I hang out with my friends (iPhone users) I always end up with one main problem. I always end up asking “Macha, battery down da, charger iruka?” (Dude, battery down, do you have a charger?). The same happens when they are stuck with Android users. Android’s Micro USB port and Apple‘s Lightning connector won’t … Read more
Google officially announced the schedule for Google I/O 2015, so we managed to get a peek at it and compiled a list of possible stuffs we can see during the event. We all know about Google’s next Android version which is so far called as “Android M“, but there are some other interesting stuffs which … Read more
Yesterday’s Google I/O talked a lot about Android Wear. We saw Moto 360, Samsung Gear Live and LG G Watch. Android Wear is designed to work with Android phones running 4.3 or higher. If you want to check whether your smartphone is compatible with Android Wear or not, you can just visit g.co/WearCheck on your … Read more