I/O 2016: Android Pay coming to ATMs & mobile Chrome users
Widening the battleground with Apple Pay, Google on Wednesday announced that Android Pay will soon be usable at some ATMs,…
Samsung Pay finally supports membership and loyalty cards (in the USA)
Samsung Pay has proven to be a favorite mobile payment service, thanks to its wide support. After all it is the…
Got privacy? If you use Twitter or a smartphone, maybe not so much
The notion of online privacy has been greatly diminished in recent years, and just this week two new studies confirm…
Pico Neo is a stand-alone VR headset that runs on Marshmallow
Beijing-centered startup Pico has announced that they are unleashing a stand-alone VR headset. The company takes its name from a…
Google is making it easier to find open betas, via Play store
While many of Google I/O’s biggest announcements tend to be reserved for the keynote conference that kicks the whole thing…
Xiaomi Mi Box “coming soon to the US” – here are some details
Google took some time to tell us about new Android TV and Google Cast devices coming to the market, and…
A big update to Google's Android Wear will make fitness tracking easier
Android Wear, Google’s operating system for smartwatches, is getting its biggest update yet with an upcoming 2.0 release that brings…
Android Auto will soon run on your phone, no Android Auto-compatible car required
If you’re one of the many folks who don’t have a newer car with Android Auto capabilities but are still…
Android N hits beta, boasts VR and more
Google’s been hard at work under the hood of its Android operating system, announcing performance, security and productivity updates in…
BrandPost: How history will retell the flash storage story
In five to ten years, we will look back with awe on the storage-media transition from spinning, rust-coated platters and…