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Even With Vanilla Flagships Launching, Google’s Nexus Platform Not Going Anywhere

Tim May 30, 2013 53

It is exciting to see Google partner with the top Android manufacturers to bring completely vanilla versions of their flagship devices to Google Play, but during today's D11 sit down with Google's Sundar Pichai, he stressed that this does not mean the end of...

Sundar Pichai’s First Interview Talks “Different” Google I/O, Android Updates, Samsung Relationship, and Time Travel

Kellen May 13, 2013 40

As we head into the week which features the most anticipated Android and Google-related event of the year, new Android boss Sundar Pichai finally sat down for his first interview since taking over the reigns of our favorite mobile operating system. In a short...

Samsung Exec Claims Andy Rubin Was Hard to Work With at Times in Regards to Android

Tim March 22, 2013 63

During a very recent on-stage interview Thursday afternoon, Samsung chief product officer Kevin Packingham told the Wall Street Journal that the relationship between Google and Samsung has grown very strong over the last two years. But over that time, work...

Eric Schmidt Says Android and Chrome Will Stay Separate, But You May See Overlap

Tim March 21, 2013 32

During a recent discussion with reporters in India, Eric Schmidt took the time to set some things straight in regards to Android, the Chrome OS, and even rumors that Schmidt was looking to leave Google. There has been slight speculation that Chrome and Android...

Andy Rubin Steps Away From Android Team, Sundar Pichai to Take Charge

Tim March 13, 2013 44

This morning, Google's CEO Larry Page, announced that Andy Rubin will no longer lead the Android team. Andy has been the head of the Android project since the beginning and has watched as it has grown to running on more than 750 million devices worldwide. ...

Chrome for Android Could Leave Beta in a Matter of Weeks

Kellen April 24, 2012 70

According to Sundar Pichai, Google's senior VP of Chrome and Apps, the Android version of Chrome is in beta 2 and on the verge of leaving it for good in the coming weeks. After launching in early February, we have already seen at least two updates to the app...