Apps, Maps and (Almost) Everything Else from Google I/O
Google has introduced several new features for its existing products, along with some cross-platform apps at its annual developer-focused conference.
Announcements
Amazon Reportedly Has a 3D Display Smartphone In the Works
Even though rumors of an Amazon phone have been around for nearly a year, no one confirmed them till now. …
Twitter #Music Brings Trills to iPhone and Web Chirpers
Last week, Twitter announced a new service that resulted from its partnership with Rdio and Spotify. The new streaming/discovery service …
Google Kills YouTube, Prepares for Its Darkest Hour
YouTube’s goal has been to select the best video in the world, but the world found this out on March …
Leaked Durango File Hints at X-Box 720 Controller and Blu-Ray Drive
According to some leaked developer documents, Microsoft’s next-gen X-Box might come with a blu-ray drive, as well as a new …
Graph Search: Facebook’s Refined Search Within Itself
While many hoped that Facebook would launch today its long-awaited smartphone, Mark Zuckerberg took a different direction at the press …
Ubuntu Mobile OS Is Coming on a Smartphone Near You in 2014
After teasing everybody at the turn of the year with the “So close, you can almost touch it” phrase, Canonical …
The iPhone 5 is Finally Here
After months of speculation, Apple has finally unveiled the iPhone 5. Like any other Apple product, this one is a …
CityMaps Maps Out New York City Businesses
When the heart wants a mid-night snack, it wants a mid-night snack. Alas, pesky issues like time and availability doesn’t …
T-Mobile Acquisition by AT&T Postponed until Early 2012
FCC decided to asses the ability of AT&T to provide high-speed wireless services to 97% of Americans before allowing it …
