Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google. Show all posts

Thursday, 25 July 2013

Google introduces $35 Chromecast streaming stick

Thank to CNET in the US please see below video Google event on the new product Chromecast. This product is only available in the US but Google will soon release other countries Europe, Asia and Australia.




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Sunday, 4 November 2012

Nexus 10 - Quick Walk Through

Google has announced the Nexus 10 last week made by Samsung running on Android Jelly beans 4.2 and this is the world’s highest resolution tablet display in the current market as the company claims for. Thanks to SlashGear for the quick demo below video for Nexus 10 please enjoy the quick walk through for new tablet and you visit our previous review on this tablet (Samsung Nexus 10). Stay tuned as there is more to come.


Source: YouTube

Tuesday, 30 October 2012

Google's Nexus 10 tablet - OUT NOW!

After the longer waited news Google announces the Samsung Nexus 10 tablet running on the  latest and greatest version of Android (4.2) according to thier own website. In addition to this, Google described to its own tablet as follows:
        "Nexus 10 is the newest tablet from Google. With the world’s highest resolution tablet display, all new multi-user support, immersive HD content and the best Google apps – Nexus 10 has something for everyone".

 

Hardware:

The Nexus 10 is Google’s answer to Apple’s latest event on 23rd October 2012, complete with stereo speakers, front and rear cameras, 1.5 GHz dual-core processor, 2GB Ram and either 16 or 32GB storage options. This impressive hardware boats behind a 2560-by-1600 pixel display, boasting the highest resolution of any tablet on the market with a pixel density of 300 pixel per inch, far greater than the iPad’s 264 ppi equivalent. Apple’s ‘Retina’ branding doesn’t seem all that impressive anymore.

However, the device is missing 3G or 4G LTE connectivity, meaning you’ll need to tether the tablet to a mobile hotspot or internet connected smartphone whenever a WiFi connection is unavailable. It’s possible Google will add 3G/4G models at some point in the future, like they have with the Nexus 7, but until then it’s WiFi only unfortunately

Price?

The price sails from £319 for 16GB Nexus, direct from Google's online store. That’s £80 cheaper than Apple’s cheapest fourth generation iPad. At £389 for the 32GB model, the price difference increases even further to £90 in the UK and if that is enough to buy one here is the link  for you to pre-order http://goo.gl/r1VNT from Google play store.

Bottom Line

It is too early for judgement if this tablet stands out among other tablets, however, when you combine the Nexus 10’s price, power, technology and multi-user support, Google really have built a tablet that goes toe-to-toe with other devices in the current market but we will be waiting to see how well the Nexus 10 fares against the others this holiday season.  

Stay tuned for more updates regarding Nexus 10 including full review. Please follow us on our facebook page find out all the news in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button bellow.


Source: Google

Sunday, 5 August 2012

What is on Google Nexus 7 - Update

Please find out what is on the Nexus 7 tablet below video, thanks to Geekandoids who's uploaded on Youtube.

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Interest? Stay tuned for me updates on Nexus 7 will bring you more news on other tech selection. Please leave your comments below, email us if you have any request so we can research for you and update as soon as we recieve it.

  




Source: YouTube

Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Google Nexus 7 Full Review

Thinking of buying the new Nexus 7 then check it out the full review on the tablet before you make a final decision. Huge thanks to Lisa Gade; MobileTechReview, who's made this astonishing review on Youtube.

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Source: YouTube





Thursday, 19 July 2012

ASUS Google Nexus 7 Review

Are you really thinking buying the new Google Nexus 7, then you should see the quick demo by TechnoBuffalo review on Youtube. However, there are few draw backs on this device that you should bear in mind before you purchase one.
  1. Lack of a rear camera plus no cam application to launch!
  2. No SD card slot - that means you are stuck with the built in storage 8/16GB. 
  3. Connectivity - WiFi only
  4. No flash support (UK version) for the time being.
Worthy buying it?
It depends on personal preferences, but we could vouch with this guy for its price just under £200 for 16GB version plus its powerful CPU a quad-core Tegra 3 processor and 1GB RAM. Therefore, if you travel a lot or want something to enjoy while on the move, then Nexus 7 would be the best option to think of in the current market.  

Please share your experience with us and leave your comments below if you already own Nexus 7. Furthermore, follow us on Facebook in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button below, and Stay tuned for further information and other tech selection.

Friday, 13 July 2012

Google Nexus 7

Nexus 7
Google, the world giant web search has unveiled one the most powerful tablet we have ever encountered. Hence, we can vouch for its worth every penny for it is a combination of quad-core Tegra 3 processor with 1GB RAM and either 8GB or 16GB of internal storage.
However, like other Nexus-branded devices, the Nexus 7 tablet isn't actually hardware manufactured by Google.


Nevertheless, It's a challenge move: Among Android tablets, the company makes some of the best around, but matching the rock-bottom $199 (£130) price of Amazon's Kindle Fire whilst surpassing its scarce specs would be a challenge for any manufacturer.

Hardware:
CPU: quad-core Tegra 3 processor
RAM: 1GB (1024MB)
Display: seven-inch 1200 x 800 HD backlit IPS.
STORAGE: 8/16GB internal storage only
WEIGHT: 340 grams
CAMERA: 1.2MP front-facing camera
PORTS: micro-USB port and 3.5mm headphone jack

Bottom Line:
Pros                                                                       Cons
>Quad core processor                                       >
No camera 
>Very fast processor (1300 MHz)                       >
The camera lacks flash 
>Lots of RAM (1024 MB RAM)                           >
Lacks microSD slot for storage expansion 
>NFC

Please watch the short induction clip from Google below just enough to experience inside the device. Please fellow us on Facebook in real time by just clicking the "LIKE" button below, and Stay tuned for further information and other tech selection.

Source: ENGADGED

Saturday, 28 January 2012

HTC EXPLORER Full Review

Earlier this week, we have reviewed the new HTC EXPLORER or mini HTC as some tech guy says. And today we have revealed from davomrmac on YouTube who’s recently reviewed this handset. However, this is a lower-end Android phone runs on a slow processor of A5 Cortex 600MHz and Adreno 200GPU and will be ideal to give non-tech family and friends as a gift or yourself if you don’t want over spent your budget.
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Wednesday, 14 December 2011

Google+ is open to business

Google is now available its Google+ social networking for business to promote their products in real time and so on.
Google says its new model business pages are planned to help businesses have more interaction and even face-to-face time with their clients, even on the move. Whilst the platform isn't yet open for anyone to get started, Google is inviting several businesses and large organisations that have already signed on and created their own pages.
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Thursday, 17 November 2011

Google to launch music service + FREE service

It’s been awhile since Google kept its music service as a trial “Beta” in the United Stated only to a limited people. Google reveals the detail of its music service today, and now it’s about the time to launch Google's music service to everyone in the States; let hope that Google rolls out this service globally soon. Regardless whatever device you're using, you can store, stream your music stream via the web or on the fly up to 20,000, right...for free. In addition to, the items you purchase as well; the songs and albums will be for sale in the Android Market. Google Music is compatible with Android and Apple iOS devices, and can also be accessed from PC browsers.
Remember, if you haven't got unlimited data plan on your device. You can still download your music off online so you can listen on the fly.

Please see Google’s press event in Los Angeles for more details..