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Google Pixels have been official for a long time and have a great reputation in the smartphone world, particularly for their cameras. Both versions, the Pixel and the Pixel 2 have been out for some time now, but here's why the first might be a better purchase.
Google's smartphones, better known as Pixels, always offer unique features to their users, and wallpapers are undoubtedly one of them. In this article we'll tell you where you can find them and how you can get them on your smartphone.
Chromecast is one of the best selling and most popular Google products. Did you know you can mirror your phone or PC using your TV with it? In this article we explain how to use it. Trust us, it's easy to install and use.
If the time has come to delete your Facebook account, we'll tell you what you need to do first and then show you how to deactivate your Facebook account permanently. Get ready to enjoy your Facebook-free life!
IKEA Place allows you to virtually place Ikea furniture in your home. Does the Billy shelf really fit on this wall? Which color should we choose for the new couch? You'll be able to settle such questions before visiting the actual Ikea store.
The premium Pixel smartphones are back for a sequel, and once again, there is a large XL model for the phablet fans. Here's our verdict on Google's big hitter.
As of 18th March,an offer from Google has been available that will save you $200 on the Pixel 2 XL if you make a purchase on finance. In addition, you can also add a USB-C charger for free. Unlike other deals, the credit will arrive in your account all at once.
Android Wear is dead. Well, not quite, it's just having some serious re-branding after its lack of success. Wear OS by Google has now been announced with a fancy new logo, based on the idea that the wearable is for everyone.
Who is actually interested in Android P? The developers and geeks are of course, but who else? The question has been posed again, and once again highlights the fragmentation of the versions of Android's operating system.
Google has made the developer preview available on Pixel smartphones, and we've downloaded, installed and tested it to give you an insight into the new system, and whether there are any exciting features worth mentioning. Here are our first impressions of Android P.
This week, Google has released the first Android P Developer Preview. We took the opportunity to see what surprises the update had up its sleeve, and we want to share the Easter egg we discovered with you.
After news broke about batteries charging slowly in the Pixel 2 XL, our commenters summed it up best in a nutshell: "Fast charging technologies would be completely irrelevant in smartphones if manufacturers hadn't banned all replacement batteries." In this article we'd like to dive into this absurd trend.
It's official, Android P is here, and it is now possible to download the developer preview on Pixel and Pixel 2 devices. In this article, we'll show you how to download and install the update, and address any problems you might run into.
The first half of the year has seen several smartphone brands back out of MWC, leaving Samsung to have all the attention with the S9 and S9+. Bui of course, this doesn't just involve smartphones.
Mobile World Congress 2018, or MWC, will open its doors to the public from 26 February to 1 March. Naturally, the giants of the mobile tech world will be there to strut their stuff, as well as startups hoping to make an impression. Read on to find all the latest news and happenings from the Barcelona fair.
Update: Google clarifies with an official statement
Regardless of the Android competiton, Rick Osterloh wants to push the hardware business at Google. But makingenemies in the ranks of Android partners might not have good implications for the future. In this article, we discuss this in further detail after looking at information given by Osterloh in an interview.
Google works hard on its messengers, but it's going to be a tough fight to the top. New competitors appear to be emerging and Google is leaning on a failed industry standard. It's going to be hard to beat Facebook and Amazon. Yes: Amazon.
Google doesn't have a big announcement lined up for Barcelona, but instead there are several smaller things to raise the profile of the Internet giant. At MWC in Barcelona, Google concentrates on Assistant, Lens, ARCore and Android One and Go.
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