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Google’s Duo Video Chat App Launches Today (Updated: Available!)

Kellen August 15, 2016 153

Google's Duo, the 1-on-1 video chatting app that was first introduced to the world back at Google I/O, is now available globally. Well, it'll be rolling out starting now, but you may not be able to install right away. (EDIT: It's available now!) With Duo, to...

Don’t Miss These Android Stories: August 12, 2016

We're most certainly deep in the summer, if you couldn't tell, because the news cycle is slowing as we get ready for the big fall-holiday push. While the Galaxy Note 7 is on the way (one week away!), we still are waiting to hear Google's plans, as well as...

Google Play Developer Console App Updated With Review Notifications, Staged Rollout Controls

Tim August 10, 2016 2

The official Google Play Developer Console application has been updated this week, bringing new features for app developers to take advantage of. Inside this update, users can begin to receive updates for new reviews posted onto their apps, as well as search...

Gmail Will Soon Warn You if a Sender Can’t be Authenticated

Kellen August 10, 2016 12

This week, Google is pushing the slightest of changes to their web and Android Gmail apps that should help inform you of potential risks ahead when accessing individual emails. Going forward, as emails flood into your inbox that can't be authenticated by...

Facebook is Giving You New Controls Over Ads, Will Bypass Your Ad Blocker

Kellen August 9, 2016 41

Facebook, like many internet properties who offer up free services and content, makes money from advertisements. Since the world hates advertisements, Facebook is introducing some new tools to users to help improve the ad experience when using the social...

Inbox by Gmail Gets Organized Trello, Github, and Google Alerts Updates

Kellen August 9, 2016 11

Inbox by Gmail, the other email solution from Google that continues to see innovation and automation, is receiving an update today that makes it easier to stay on top of projects and Google Alerts, thanks to better organization from the first rollout of...

Tuesday Poll: What Do You Think About Removable Batteries?

Tim August 9, 2016 198

There was a time back in the day, probably around the time of the Galaxy Nexus, where removable batteries were a big deal. As time passes, they don't seem to be all that exciting anymore. Phones with high capacity built-in batteries last through a day of usage...

Google Maps Gets WiFi Only Mode, Offline Maps to SD Cards

Kellen August 9, 2016 15

A Google Maps update will start rolling out to Android users today that includes a WiFi only mode and the option to save offline maps to microSD cards.. Google walked through a bunch of scenarios specific to each feature in today's announcement post, but this...