For years, Android lovers have been demanding a real Android competitor to the iPhone. Google might be meeting those demands with the Google Pixel.
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Nexus 6P Review: Last of the Nexus Line
The Nexus 6P is still as good as most flagship phones and a little easier on your pockets. If you’re wondering whether it’s still worth your time and money, the answer might surprise you.
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Clear Out Old Or Suspicious Gmail Account Activity & Sessions
Google’s services are easily accessible from nearly every OS. Because of this, you probably log into Gmail from plenty of devices: phones, laptops, tablets or TVs. Google keeps a log of all that activity including devices used to access Gmail, the IP address, state, and when the access was granted. Here’s how you can use […]
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Google Chrome Comes To The iPhone And iPad
The Safari mobile browser for iOS has become a staple in the mobile industry. It raised the bar for mobile browsers and pushed the envelope on the standards that people who’ve owned an iPhone expect from native apps – not to mention the mobile web. Unfortunately, most of these benefits are currently limited to the […]
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Google+ Receives A Fresh Redesign That You Might Like
I have to be honest. I haven’t been the biggest fan Google+. I’ve been Circled over 11k times , but I don’t see much activity from users beyond sharing the same things they share on Twitter and Facebook. Most of the people I’ve circled seem to be more active elsewhere. Though Google+ original design was […]
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Gmail Gets An Official iPhone App, But Is It Better Than Mail?
UPDATE: Read about Gmail 2.0 – faster, cleaner, and better on iOS. If you’ve been waiting for a Gmail iPhone app, today’s your lucky day. Available right now in the App Store, Google has released a Gmail app for the iPhone, iPod Touch, and iPad! While Apple’s native Mail app is great, it lacks support […]
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