chrome and LEGO, well, what can we say? it is possibly a marriage made in heaven. no? at least, that’s our opinion and if you are on the same page with us, then you are going to love this announcement made recently by Google: a collaboration between Google and LEGO…
Wetley may have raced ahead and presented its third party solution for prescription Google Glass but the Mountain View folks also has its own set of solution in response to the style and prescription needs. meet the Google Glass Titanium Eyewear.
we are all familiar with what Google Glass is, but the innovative Mountain View folks wants to do more than just augmented reality stuff; it want the lens to get more intimate with eyes and with good intentions. meet the Google Smart Contact Lens, a two-layer soft contact lens rigged
well, what do you know? Motorola Moto G (sadly, not the X though) has join the likes of HTC, Samsung, Sony, to fill up another spot in the growing Google Play edition stable. and lucky for budget-conscious Android purists, the Motorola Moto G Google Play Edition won’t be any pricer than the Motorola factory item
Mac users who fancy working off the web will be glad to know that Google is making Chrome Apps available to Mac computers. this means you will be able to run any of the desktop applications that are available on the Chrome Web Store (under the “For your desktop” section) on your Mac. but that’s not yet the neatest part of the news;
before the Nexus 5 was announced, there was talk about the possibility of Sony being the maker of the next Nexus smartphone, well, it turns out that LG was still the company of choice for the Mountain View folks when it comes ‘affordable’ handset. fortunately, fans of pure Android experience and Sony will not be left out in the cold, now that Sony has its own ‘pure Android experience’ smartphone
part of our lives is about touch. we are obsessed with it, perhaps because it proves to be a much more convenient way of getting things done and so why should the “laptop for everyone” be left without this “must-have” feature? of course, not and that’s why there is the Acer C720P Chromebook with Multi-touch Display
Android purists who dig the untainted Android OS tablet experience will now have an alternative hardware to Nexus 7: the LG G Pad 8.3 Google Play Edition. yes. you read that right. the first Google Android Open Source Project (AOSP) tablet, which will be running on the latest Android 4.4 KitKat, which also means, you will be spared from the fancy LG-skinned Android OS
for those who embrace Cloud computing, the single major benefit would be affordable hardware, made possible by Chrome OS-powered laptops such as this Acer C720 Chromebook. equipped with the latest Haswell processor, a 1.4GHz Intel Celeron 2955U chip, this latest Chromebook from the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer boast up to 8.5 hours of battery life
Lo and behold. The Google Nexus 5 by LG (yes, again) is finally made official and available for order as we speaks. And as per the leaks, which some of you might have already read about, it will comes preloaded with Android 4.4 aka Kit Kat. So what can you expect from what Google dubbed as the fastest and slimmest Nexus phone yet?
though prices of laptops have came down significantly as compared to what they were a couple of years ago, they are still not quite as affordable as some may have anticipated. speaking of affordability, if you eat and breathe Cloud, then we seriously think Chromebooks such as this HP Chromebook 11 might be worthy of your consideration.