Working for Google is a dream for almost everyone, cause of the great working place and great salaries. These questions are difficult to answer and they got banned for Read More »How many Google’s questions can you answer?
Google has stopped selling the Nexus 5, the company’s 2014 flagship Android smartphone. A Google spokesperson told The Verge today that “while some inventory of Nexus 5 still exists (with our retail and carrier partners), our focus is on the Nexus 6 at this time.Read More »Google is done selling the Nexus 5
Social networks are part of our life for sure, some times facebook or twitter or any other social network. Using them at your apps will help you to promote your app and make the user part of your team. Let’s how this can be done in Android.
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Youtube is such a great invention. All those videos, all those thousands of hours starring at the screen and calling your friends to show them a funny video. All those viral videos, the “Apparently” kid, Charlie the Unicorn, Charlie bite me again etc.
I have been waiting for an inbox invitation for a long time. About 2 month ago I got the great invitation to use inbox the app that will make mail more interesting and will introduce new features. When I first launched inbox I was really excited about the design, and I was about to discover the new app by Google.
This Safer Internet Day, we’re reminded how important online safety is and hope you’ll use this as an opportunity to take 2 minutes to complete a simple Security Checkup. Read More »2GB free storage from Google Drive
Some times internet connection gets lost so you just have to wait starring at the screen. Google had a great idea to cheer you up a little. When you see the “Unable to connect to the Internet” screen and the little dinosaur appears, by pressingRead More »How to play the Chrome Hidden Game
The slow death of Adobe Flash has been hastened — YouTube, which used the platform as the standard way to play its videos, has dumped Flash in favor of HTML5 for its default web player. Read More »YouTube drops Flash for HTML5 video as default