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Australian online Google Store now out of stock of Nexus 6P – bring on...

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Been thinking about buying a Nexus 6P from the Google Store? Sorry, you're out of luck with the Australian online Google Store showing the...

USB Implementors forum launch USB-Audio spec for USB-C

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Like it or not, the days of the 3.5mm headphone jack are numbered. The USB Implementers Forum (USB-IF), the governing body who sets the...

Are Google Engineers already working on improving Allo [of course they are]

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Allo has been out for a little over a week now, it's not everyone's cup of tea, but with over 5 million downloads from...

PLUG is a 48,000mAh battery pack that’s designed to power almost anything

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Whether it's getting away from it all on a camping weekend or getting caught unawares by a power blackout, we all like to have...

Google Home will launch with support for Samsung’s SmartThings IoT platfrom

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With Google's new play for the smart home space -- Google Home -- ready to drop on us any day now, it's time to...

Google announces early adopter program to try out Team Drive and Meetings for Teams

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With Google launching its rebranded G Suite, we've seen a number of new features to help employees work together as teams on strategic and creative projects...

Google Maps is going to start showing your upcoming events

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Google is going all out to integrate their services with Calendar and Maps the latest to get into bed with each other. You've long...

Verily’s (Formerly Google X) health tracking watch is a real, working prototype it seems

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While we wait for next week's big announcements, which might include smartwatches (though it seems less likely now), another of Alphabet's companies, Verily, is...

Action Launcher update introduces ‘Quickcuts’ giving you fast access to app functions

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Ahead of the rumoured launch of the 'Pixel Launcher' on some dedicated Pixel hardware this week, Chris Lacy has today released an update to...

Qualcomm’s new Snapdragon chips won’t power your next phone but might end up in...

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Historically, Qualcomm's Snapdragon brand has been used for Mobile processors, and that began to change with the Snapdragon Wear chips being specifically introduced for...