With only few days left for Google event in San Francisco, we are seeing a flurry of Nexus phone leaks. A newly leaked press render of Nexus 6P reveals the color options that should be available at launch.
A leaked image reveals the retail boxes for Google Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P smartphones. The packaging uses a rectangular box that looks like it has a cardboard accent sleeve, and use a stylized graphic or cutout of “X” for Nexus 5X and “P” for Nexus 6P, with what looks like a new Android stock wallpaper peeking through.
Amazon India has accidentally listed the Google Nexus 5X a.k.a. LG-H791 smartphone with most of the phone’s spec in the description along with model number.
Google has updated its Gmail for Android and introduced two new but useful features like contact blocking and unsubscribe from lists. These new features are aimed at keeping mail you do not want out of your inbox in the first place.
Google will likely announce their two new Nexus smartphones, one made by LG and another a larger version from Huawei, by the end of this month. Now, a recent report claims that Google will brand these two smartphones as Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P.
Google has sent out invites for an event that will take place at the Left Space Studios in the Mission District of San Francisco on September 29. Google has not explicitly stated that it will be showing off either new Nexus smartphone, however, it does states that it will show off “some tasty new treats”, at the event.
Users of Google Wallet are reporting that they are seeing a banner for Android Pay in the app. The banner ad appears to be a server-side update from Google, to help users in the transition from Wallet to Android Pay.
A U.S district judge Lucy Koh has granted final approval to a $415 million settlement that ends a high profile lawsuit in which workers accused Apple, Google and two other Silicon Valley companies of conspiring to hold down salaries.
Google not only helpful and improve our productivity, but also knows how to makes us waste time. If you have too much time, then go to the google homepage and type in “fun facts,” the search engine will present you with a new type of answer box filled with a curious tidbit or two.
According to a rumor, Google Nexus Event will happen on September 29 in San Francisco, where two new Nexus smartphones running Android 6.0 Marshmallow will be revealed.
Today, Google is in the process of rolling out some visual tweaks to Google Now and mobile Search that will make it easier to find diverse types of content.
Amazon, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla and Netflix all teamed up to announce the “Alliance For Open Media” to develop next generation of royalty-free video format.
Google has announced that they have made some changes to the Inbox by Gmail service and it will now be able to offer up better text formatting options.
Today, Google has announced they are expanding their Android One smartphones to several African countries with the Lollipop-based Infinix HOT 2 smartphones.
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