Smartphones
With the arrival of Jelly Bean, I’m putting aside my iPhone 4S and trying the Galaxy Nexus as my primary smartphone.
A bunch of operating-system strategy suggestions for the ailing smartphone maker.
Jelly Bean is arguably the most important new version in Android history. More than ever, Google understands what it has to do to make Android a top-notch phone and tablet operating system for ordinary consumers, not just tech-savvy users
The slick smartphone TV guide adds support for Netflix and DirecTV DVRs, with more to come.
By postponing the release of its next operating system, the BlackBerry’s ailing maker is erring on the side of quality over expediency.
A few memories of the first–and wildest–iPhone launch of them all.
Google is launching versions of its Chrome browser and Google Drive app for iPhones and iPads. The company also announced offline editing for Google Docs.
Millions of smartphone users will soon begin receiving text messages about severe weather from a sophisticated government system that can send a blanket warning to mobile devices in the path of a dangerous storm.
Google’s day-one keynote from the 2012 I/O developer conference has officially wrapped up. We’ll have plenty of analysis directly from the show, but here’s a quick look at what’s been announced so far.
Google’s I/O conference is so jam-packed with news that it features not one but two keynotes. We’ll be at both of them, and will relay the news to you as fast as it happens. Join us here for keynote #1 today at 12:30pm ET (9:30am PT).
Google kicks off its annual Google I/O developers conference in San Francisco today. I’ll be at the conference along with Harry McCracken, and though I’m looking forward to the big announcements, I’m also hoping to hear answers to the following questions.
