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Google TV is dead, and its replacement is Android TV. It's a vast improvement and could revolutionize home entertainment. Here's what you need to know.

We're expecting the 2015 edition Nexus (whatever it will be called) to finally solve the Nexus battery life problem. Here's what we think will make it happen

WhatsApp Web, a computer-based version of the smartphone app sounds at first like a great thing, but it actually sucks. Hard. Here's why.

Want faster mobile internet? Netup is the world's first Android app that speeds up mobile internet by combining Wi-Fi and cellular networks. Read all about it here.

The Sony Walkman NW-ZX2 is an impressive Hi-Res audio device. But is it good enough to justify the $1200 price tag? I don't think so. Here's why.

CES 2015 isn't just about sensible new technologies. It's about flying speakers, frightening games controllers and deeply disturbing robot eyeballs. WTF, CES?

2015 is shaping up to be the Year of the Smartwatch. Here are five reasons why smartwatches are about to go mainstream and become must-have wearable accessories in 2015.

If Android is as superior to Apple and iOS as many of us think, then why do Android manufacturers insist on referring to Apple all the time in their phone design and ads?

Smartphones have come a long way in their short history, but how much better are they than our old cell phones? We take a look at where smartphones went wrong...

The Nexus 5 has taken the Android world by storm, but not everyone is convinced. Here's why I finally decided to ditch my Nexus 4 for a Nexus 5.

With the change over to Android 4.4, that status icons got a change from blue and gray to pure white. Here's the reasoning behind these changes.

As more and more people are getting their hands on Google Glasses, do we really know the effects that these devices might have on our health?

HP recently released a computer called the Spectre One, which is clearly an iMac rip off. In this case, I very much hope Apple sues them.

Android OEMS like HTC seem to really be struggling in the Android market, while Samsung dominates in terms of sales and revenue. Are they becoming an android monopoly?

Android OEMS like HTC seem to really be struggling in the Android market, while Samsung dominates in terms of sales and revenue. Are they becoming an android monopoly?

In benchmark tests done here at androidpit, my rooted htc sensation consistently beats the samsung galaxy nexus...badly. How is that possible?

I recently had a problem with the screen on my banned samsung galaxy tab 10.1, and apparently its a big legal issue on who is allowed to fix it.

Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich Has been ported to the Motorola Actv, making it the first Ice Cream Sandwich powered watch