After years of development Disney unveiled its digital movie service on iOS earlier this year and today it's coming to Android too. When it launched, Disney Movies Anywhere had an unprecedented deep link to iTunes, and now on Android it's sharing a...
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There's something magical about the idea that, in the space of a few minutes, your smartphone or tablet can look dramatically different and do some cool new things, to boot. That's why operating system updates can be oddly exciting, and Android's...
Google has been trying to get into the living room for a long time, but it hasn't always worked out. The Google TV platform it launched four years ago never really took off and the curiously shaped Nexus Q was so beleaguered by its limited functions...
It's been nearly five years since Google released its very first Nexus device, and by now we all basically get what the Nexus name stands for. It's all about building devices to show off the bleeding-edge version of Android, to give us a better sense...
The story of the Google Nexus Player isn’t really about a set-top box. It’s about Google, about the fact that no tech company has yet figured out the perfect way to insert itself into the four-plus hours a day we spend watching television. It’s about Android TV, a new direction for Google’s phenomenally successful software that is made to work on any device with a screen. It’s about Google learning from its past mistakes, and meshing what it does best with what it’s never done well before....
Anyone blessed with a Nexus or Google Play edition device will very soon be able to enjoy Android's latest software masterpiece, Lollipop. An official blogpost announces that Lollipop will begin its public rollout today though it's light on specifics.
Android TV is exciting. It's beautiful. The idea makes sense. And you should probably steer clear till Google gets its shit together. Until it does, the $100 Nexus Player just isn't a good buy.
If you've been jonesing to get Samsung's one-of-a-kind Galaxy Note Edge in the US, you now have a date to mark on your calendar. The bent-screen Android smartphone will be available in the US starting November 14th, with the five biggest carriers...
The $99 Nexus Player, the first set-top streamer to run Android TV, offers novel features for a big-screen platform. It's a work in progress, but a very promising one.
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