By Greg Kumparak Amidst a flurry of announcements today, Google debuted not one but two new Chromecasts – one that works just like the original Chromecast, and an audio-only version meant to be plugged into your existing speaker systems. We took a quick peek at both devices and the new look of Chromecast in the…

By Frederic Lardinois Google officially unveiled the Nexus 6P, the successor to its somewhat underwhelming Nexus 6 phone today. The company designed the phone in partnership with Huawei and after today’s event, we had a chance to catch up with Jeff Hoefer, the industrial design manager in charge of the Nexus 6P design. Hoefer joined…

There’s a great deal on the unlocked Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge and it’s the lowest price we’ve seen. The 32 GB smartphone is on sale for $499.99 for a limited time. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Shot is a new lens attachment and app recently launched on Kickstarter that will turn your iPhone camera into a VR machine. Here’s how it works. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Matt Swider Google’s Nexus 5X literally gave me a hand, in that it’s a smaller one-hand-friendly Android phone, freeing up me from last year’s two handed clunker, the Nexus 6. Its size is smaller, but the Nexus 5X specs are beefed up for the most part. It carries a faster processor, USB C port…

By Matt Swider Google’s Nexus 5X literally gave me a hand, in that it’s a smaller one-hand-friendly Android phone, freeing up me from last year’s two-handed clunker, the Nexus 6. Its size is smaller, but the Nexus 5X specs are beefed up, for the most part. It carries a faster processor, USB-C port and far…

By John McCann Introduction, design and display The new Nexus handsets have arrived, and along with the Nexus 5X we’ve also been treated to the Nexus 6P – the second generation phablet from Google. While the Nexus 6 was built by Motorola, Google has switched manufacturers for the 6P with Huawei being drafted in for…

By John McCann Introduction, design and display The new Nexus handsets have arrived, and along with the Nexus 5X we’ve also been treated to the Nexus 6P – the second generation phablet from Google. While the Nexus 6 was built by Motorola, Google has switched manufacturers for the 6P with Huawei being drafted in for…

By Romain Dillet Today, Google held a massive event to announce a few new products. In particular, the company two new flagship Nexus phones — the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P. But that’s not all, Google also unveiled not one but two new Chromecast devices and a mysterious Pixel C Android tablet. Here’s everything you…

By Natasha Lomas Google has announced it’s working on a 10.2 inch tablet called the Pixel C at its Nexus event in SF today. The slate was revealed by product management exec Andrew Bowers, who talked up both the “play and productivity” sides of the forthcoming addition to the Pixel product line-up. Read More …read…

An update on the Nexus 5, Google boasts that the long-awaited Nexus 5X boasts “the most advanced software built into innovative hardware” and offers top of the line performance in a compact affordable package.” …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

Chromecast will allow users to select apps through their smartphones and zap them into the device for TV-viewing pleasure. Sling TV will work with Chromecast in the next few weeks with sports apps from the NBA, MLB and NHL to follow. …read more Source:: TechTimes.com – Smartphones

By Romain Dillet Before unveiling two new Chromecasts, Google gave an update on the existing Chromecast. It seems like everyone and their dogs have a Chromecast. And it’s not just an impression as the company has sold 20 million devices, which is a staggering number. Read More …read more Source:: TechCrunch Gadgets

By Drew Olanoff Google is ready to take over your living room. The company has announced version 2 of its Chromecast product, along with a new Chromecast Audio, which turns any speaker with an AUX out into an Internet-connected device. I got to spend some time with these little devices and they are powerhouses. Read…

By Romain Dillet Google is expanding its Google Play Music service with a new family plan. The company announced at its big event that families will be able to subscribe to Google Play Music for $14.99. For this price, you get 6 different profiles so that you can get music recommendations that work for your…