You know you’re going to have a panic attack when you mistakenly send the wrong email to the wrong person. And that could be anything, from a drunk night at home to sending a typo-ridden resume to your employer. It’s safe to say that emails can be pesky (they always …
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Go Eye to Eye with EyeIn: The First Visual Search Engine
Google may find itself in a pickle. Their newest rival, EyeIn, is the first visual search engine that searches for images and videos that are taken off of social media sites like Facebook and even Instagram. While it may not provide answers to our unanswered questions, it allows users to experience the Internet in an …
Read More »A Release Date Hinted for Google’s Nexus 5 2015
As we’re heading into solid leak and rumor territory for the upcoming 2015 edition of the Nexus 5, we’re beginning to see more and more signs of a release window. Google hasn’t made anything official yet, but inside sources are starting to spill the beans, as is usually the case …
Read More »App of the week: Charlie
Each mobile operating system now boasts its own virtual personal assistant. Google has Google Now, Apple has Siri, Microsoft will soon introduce Cortana in all of its products and Blackberry will benefit for the “Assistant” service. However, these advanced features are nothing more than ways to activate the voice commands. …
Read More »Android M Supporting 4K Video
Before the release of the Android M, Android users were using third party software to pull out the 4K resolution on Android TVs. With Android M, Android users no longer have to worry as Google has established a native resolution for their Android devices. The website Android Police has noted this special …
Read More »Google Chrome gets boost to battery conservation
Google Chrome is one of the most popular web browsers on the market, but it also tends to be one of the most punishing in terms of battery life for laptops. In a new blog post, Tommy Li, a software engineer and ‘power conservationist’ at Google, says that his team …
Read More »Google Unveils Android Pay
Are wallets slowly being replaced by mobile devices? With apps like Google Wallet and Apple Pay, it seems more likely that purchases and payments will be made virtually. Adding to these mobile payments is Android Pay, something that will replace Google Wallet, and was one of the new things that …
Read More »Android 5.1.1 Lollipop Update for the Nexus
Let’s flashback to last year where the Android 5 firmware was released. No one could imagine the problems that would come from it. The issues that were reported included problems to the security of the devices, the camera and some of the units became unusable. Now that a year has …
Read More »Factory Reset option is not working properly on Android Devices
The experts from the University of Cambridge have analyzed Factory Reset option from Android mobile phones, which was presented as the safest way of deleting all new personalized settings and sensitive data and permitting the mobile devices to reset to their default factory settings. The results of the analysis were …
Read More »Chromebook Laptops Stealing the Competition
Google has garnered some attention, especially with their Chromebook Laptops. They were introduced in 2011 and they relatively inexpensive. A research firm has confirmed that the company plans on selling more than 7.3 million units this year. Chromebooks don’t generally rely on internal storage. Instead, they encourage users to save …
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