Google has a public bug tracker for the Android L Developer Preview
If you're running the Android L Developer Preview on your Nexus 5 or Nexus 7, you've probably noticed a bug or two. Turns out, Google has a public bug tracker to help resolve these issues.
Head on over to the...
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,...
Samsung announces new Galaxy line of phone with the Galaxy Core II, Galaxy Ace...
Samsung has continued to expand its line of Galaxy series of devices in what the company is stating will provide 'exceptional smartphone experience at an affordable price.'
The four new Galaxy devices are equipped with its new, somewhat simplified 'TouchWiz...
Samsung announces the Galaxy S5 Mini
As with every Samsung flagship, it's only been a matter of time until Samsung announces variants of their flagship - the Galaxy S5, and tonight Samsung has announced the Galaxy S5 Mini.
The Galaxy S5 Mini continues the tradition of...
Nexus 7 2013 32GB on sale at Dick Smith for $288
If you missed out purchasing a Nexus 7 (2013) from the Play Store before they ran out, then you're in luck; Dick Smith are offering the 32GB WiFi only version of the Nexus 7 Tablet for $288 - a...
Specs for the Moto X+1 purportedly outed on Brazillian phone retailers website
Seems Motorola has some issues with secrecy in Brazil, after having the Moto E specs outed just days prior to the launch by a phone shop in Brazil, it seems they've leaked the specs on Motorolas upcoming flagship replacement...
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...
Foxtel’s Presto movie service comes to Android tablets; Chromecast owners get 2 months free
Foxtel pledged its Presto subscription movie service as an Australian launch partner for Chromecast, and today it's made good on that promise with an app bringing Presto's service to Android tablets, with Chromecast support baked-in to cast those movies...
Samsung Gear Live now available on the Play Store
Samsung's Gear Live Android Wear smartwatch is now live and available to purchase directly from the Play Store for a mere $250 + delivery.
Based on the info showing on the Play Store, deliveries are to leave Google's warehouse (probably...
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...
Rumour: Asus entering the Android Wear market at a low price
We now know that LG, Samsung and Motorola are all making Android Wear smart watches, and they all seem to be priced at around the $250 mark. Not to be left out, Asus is now rumoured to be producing...
The Future of Android May Still Be Rooted
No, the sky is not falling Chicken Little. We are still safe and Google has not locked us down. Those of us who like write access to the system partition will still be able to do it in...
Google may have snuck the Nexus 9 into the Google I/O keynote
It appears that Google snuck an unannounced Nexus tablet into the I/O keynote and their Material UI supporting documentation last week.
The Bright Side of News site noted that the Google Design site, in a section about Responsive Principles contains...
Android Wear, and those who don’t seem to get it
One thing we in the tech media often find amusing is when main stream journalists tackle new technology. Being on the fringe of the mainstream, sites like Ausdroid survive on our specialisation. We focus on one subject area, and...