The native calendar app on your iPhone or iPad is pretty great, and since it’s built right into iOS and the info is on your iPhone, not the internet, you have access to all your calendar events even when you’re… Read more › 
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If you’re a Google Glass Explorer who paid $ 1,500 to get your hands on the device early, then you can expect to receive an email from Google inviting you to upgrade to the latest model free of charge. The design… Read more › 
Great news for corrupt restaurant employees and criminal scum everywhere: you can now use the latest Google Wallet app to skim credit cards right into your iPhone. In theory at least. And without actually recording the magnetic strip. But… Read more › 
Earlier this year, the leader and visionary behind Android, Andy Rubin -—the man Apple co-founder Steve Jobs once called an “arrogant f***” — stepped down as head of Google’s mobile OS. What’s he been doing since? Well, if there’s any… Read more › 
What makes Google think users want canned messages? Google filed a patent application, published November 19, for algorithmically driven auto-reply. As you might expect, the messages aren’t really “canned” in the way that an email vacation auto-reply might be. It’s actually… Read more › 
The Google Chrome browser for Mac and PC now understands your “Ok Google†voice commands thanks to an official “Voice Search Hotword extension†that’s available to download now from the Chrome Web Store. You can use it to make handsfree… Read more › 
Google announced this week Google Play Newsstand, an app for reading non-book content (magazines, newspapers, blogs and more) on an Android phone or tablet. Google appears to work hard to make sure the iOS platform has Google apps with as… Read more › 
The fines just keep mounting for Google. In the wake of last year’s Safarigate, in which Google was revealed to be tracking millions of iOS & Mac Safari users against their knowledge, Google first agreed to pay a $ 22.5 million… Read more › 
Why does Google call it “Google Now”? Wouldn’t “Google Occasionally” or “Google Never” be more accurate? Google Now is clearly designed to be used “now,” or all the time, or at any time. The “now” suggests that when something of… Read more › 
An official Google Play Music app is finally available on iOS, bringing Google’s All Access music streaming service to your iPhone. Users can listen to millions of tracks on demand and enjoy custom radio with no limits, as well as…
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