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Marshmallow arrives as Android’s new OS

Marshmallows might be something you only associated with campfires and mugs of hot chocolate but, in much the same way as Apples and Blackberries will never again be mere fruit, so the humble gelatin-filled marshmallow is giving its name to the latest iteration of the Android operating system – also known as Android 6.0 M.… Continue reading Marshmallow arrives as Android’s new OS

Android’s new OS is called Marshmallow

Following in the foodie footsteps of its predecessors comes Google’s latest operating system for Android devices – Android 6.0 M, otherwise known as Marshmallow. It’s the big sister of Lollipop, the operating system currently installed by most Android users. It’s likely to be some time before a release date is confirmed for the new operating… Continue reading Android’s new OS is called Marshmallow

Nexus 9: yay or nay

Android tablets have increasingly gained popularity among users looking for features of a laptop with enhanced portability and a justifiable price tag. The latest addition to the family, the Nexus 9 features the much anticipated Android 5.0 Lollipop OS. But what are the specs of the Nexus 9 and is the new OS worth getting… Continue reading Nexus 9: yay or nay

What you need to know about Nexus 9

If you’ve been itching to get your hands on the latest Nexus device or Android OS, the wait is finally over. The Nexus 9 tablet features the much anticipated Android 5.0 Lollipop operating system as well as several other improvements. But is the Nexus 9 worth getting excited about? Is the Android 5.0 Lollipop as… Continue reading What you need to know about Nexus 9

Unveiling Nexus 9

It’s been nearly five years since the very first Nexus was released; and now Google rolls out its latest tablet, the Nexus 9. With a much anticipated new Android OS, the Android 5.0 Lollipop, many are wondering if our first taste of it will be as sweet as it sounds, and if features in the… Continue reading Unveiling Nexus 9

Introducing Android M

Casually dressed young cheerful lady wearing red sunglasses playing carelessly with her android smarthphone browsing trough social networks relaxing on contemporary circular bench in city park.

At this year’s Google I/O, its annual software developer conference, the tech giant announced the Developer Preview of the next version of its Android operating system. Unofficially called the Android M, the latest OS is packed with many new features worth getting excited about. With that in mind, let’s take a look at the features… Continue reading Introducing Android M

New features in Android M

Smatrphone and airport background. Idea of taking shots, accessing apps, Internet, blogs and others. The blur image is an airport scene with airplane landed and another taxing for taking off.

Android phone users can expect a new OS coming soon with Google’s announcement at this year’s Google I/O, its annual software developer conference. While they did not announce which dessert it will be named after yet, the Android M as they are calling it at the moment comes with many improvements worth mentioning. To that… Continue reading New features in Android M

What’s new in Android M?

Google has finally unveiled information about its next Android OS at the recent Google I/O, the tech giant’s annual software developer conference. No official name has been chosen yet, but the so-called Android M comes with many new features that will make users rejoice. Here, we take a look at the new updates in the… Continue reading What’s new in Android M?

Greater support for Google Now on Android

Google Now just got better – the app, which acts as a digital assistant akin to Apple’s Siri for iOS devices and Cortana on Windows Phone, now benefits from further support on Android tablets. Google has added a further 70 cards from third-party apps, which brings the total number to more than 100 and makes… Continue reading Greater support for Google Now on Android

Google Now’s Android support improved

While folks on iOS limit themselves to friendship with Siri and Windows Phone users make do with Cortana, greater support on Android for the Google Now digital assistant means it’s becoming possible for you to achieve even more on your Android tablet with reduced effort. Though Google Now has for some time been supported on… Continue reading Google Now’s Android support improved

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