Google Play now has a section for Android Wear apps
A new section has been added to Google Play to house all the Android Wear apps. Check out the growing list here.
At the time of writing, there's 21 apps listed in there - hopefully this will grow as Android...
Nova Launcher Beta Update delivers Android L Visuals
Android L is available for a few devices but for everyone that is not able to flash the developer preview build, you can get now get some of Google’s latest OS on your device using Nova Launcher..
Nova Launcher, one of...
Rollout of Google Play Services 5.0 is complete – bring on Android Wear!
At Google I/O last week, Google introduced a broad array of different products, services and features which will roll out to Android. From Android Wear, to Google Play Games enhancements and more. Today, the Google Developers blog has advised...
Quickflix update brings wider Android support with Chromecast functionality
It's been a long time coming, but Australian movie streaming company Quickflix has today released an updated app which is said to be compatible with most Android devices with Chromecast support included.
The new app supports both phones and tablets...
Google announces acquisition of Songza
Google has announced overnight that they have acquired curated music service Songza. For those who don't know, Songza's service offers contextual expert-curated playlists, to give users the right music at the right time. Songza has its own music library,...
Sheets for Android also gets an L style makeover – Excel compatibility too
After the Docs update rolled out this morning, it appears Sheets is getting the same love from Google, with an update rolling out to Android devices bringing an L style makeover and Excel compatibility.
With the introduction of Excel compatibility,...
Google creates a new map based game – Smarty Pins
If you'ŕe a lover of cartography, then Google's latest effort Smarty Pins is probably something you want to check out.
Smarty Pins is a trivia game based on maps that Google has just released, involving you moving the Map...
Google’s Docs for Android receives massive update following removal of Quick Office
After Google announced they would be removing the Quick Office application on Monday, there were a number of users who noted the lessened functionality of Docs compared to the Quick Office app. Notably the Word compatibility was missing, but...
Google Play movies now listed in YouTube menu
YouTube has been updated to show movies and TV shows purchased through Google Play Movies.
A recent change by Google to YouTube has added the option to access your purchased Google Play video content in YouTube on Android or Chrome browser...
Australian hands-on: Samsung Gear Live and Android Wear
Thanks to some friendlies on the inner circle, I managed to get my hands on a Samsung Gear Live Android Wear smartwatch ahead of next week's shipments. It's rather cool.
The Gear Live has a 300 mAh battery behind a...
The Walking Dead: Season 2
When we previewed the Season 1 of The Walking Dead by Telltale Games, it was pretty clear early in the piece that the decision you make really influence the experience you have in the game. At a number...
YouTubers Rejoice – An app to control your channel content is here
Time to party YouTubers, the long promised and highly anticipated app for controlling your YouTube channel has appeared on Google Play. It's got easy access to what's important for your channel; Analytics, the ability to reply to trolls...
Google will remove Quick Office from Google Play – its Sheets, Docs and Slides...
When Google purchased Quick Office back in June 2012, it was a pretty big move and signalled Google's intent to pursue the Office market. For a start they made the app free for Android and iOS users, as well...
Download apps, wallpapers, ringtones, fonts and more to your device from the Android L...
The Android L Preview is a pretty exciting development, for the first time, we're getting a look behind the curtain at what Google is cooking up for the L release of Android before it's officially ready. With a massive...
Google asks users – what Android apps should be available on Chromebook
One of the major announcements at Google I/O was Chrome OS devices being able to run Android apps.
During the video demonstration Sundar Pichai showed Evernote, Flipboard, and Vine running on a Chromebook. It’s not yet known how Google is doing this and...