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Chromecast Was #1 Streaming Device in US in 2014, Cast Button Pressed 1 Billion Times Since Launch

Tim January 29, 2015 71

During Google's Q4 earnings call, the focus was shifted momentarily to the success of Chromecast. Google's HDMI dongle, which has been on the market for a solid year and a half now, is still bringing in dough. According to analyst group NPD, Chromecast was the...

Google: We Couldn’t Keep Up With Demand for the Nexus 6

Kellen January 29, 2015 131

During Google's investor relations call that took place this afternoon to address their Q4 earnings numbers, CFO Patrick Pichette took a minute to talk about an area of interest to us that they failed to meet demand in - the Nexus 6. Pichette mentioned that...

Report: Microsoft to Invest in Cyanogen Inc, Hopes to Weaken Google’s Hold on Android

Tim January 29, 2015 76

According to sources of The Wall Street Journal, Microsoft, the makers of Windows Phone, which currently holds about 3% of the smartphone marketshare, is set to invest in Cyanogen Inc. While the investment would be for a minority share of a $70 million round,...

Google Search Movie Results Now a Whole Lot Prettier

Kellen January 28, 2015 20

A refresh to Google Search results for movies is apparently rolling out on Android, according to Google's G+ page. I can't say that I have searched for "show me Angelina Jolie movies" in a while (read: ever), but the beautiful new UI that shows after searching...

Official: Google Fiber is Coming to Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, and Nashville

Kellen January 27, 2015 55

This morning's report of Google Fiber coming to four new markets that include Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh-Durahm, and Nashville has now been confirmed by Google. It's officially official. The four new markets cover 18 cities in the southeast region of the US. ...

Google Fiber Expanding to Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, and Nashville (Updated)

Kellen January 27, 2015 89

Update: It's official. Google Fiber is expanding to four new markets that include Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh-Durham, and Nashville, according to sources of the Wall Street Journal. Local news organizations have reportedly been sent invitations to attend...

WSJ: Google’s Wireless Service Might Let You Switch Between the Best Network Available From Different Carriers

Kellen January 26, 2015 180

Last week, headlines were dominated by talk of Google creating its own wireless service through network deals inked with T-Mobile and Sprint. Unfortunately, those were really the only details that surfaced through a number of stories all claiming to have "...

Report: Google Strikes Deal With Sprint, Will Sell Wireless Service as MVNO in 2015

Tim January 22, 2015 128

According to reports from both Businessweek and The Wall Street Journal, Google has reached a deal with Sprint to lease capacity on its network, then run its own wireless service for customers as a MVNO. As reported yesterday, Google was also looking to use T-...