Biodun on With the I/O developer conference cancelled this year, Google has quietly announced a successor to the popular Pixel 3A, the Pixel 4A. The Pixel 4A comes with performance upgrade over the Pixel 3A and costs $50 less at $349. The smartphone is made up of …
Biodun on The Google app today joined the other Google owned apps such as Gmail, Google Calendar and Google Fit in adding a dark mode. The update is available on both the Android and iOS app starting today. By default, the app turns on its dark mode …
Biodun on As the world continues to battle the COVUD-19 pandemic, Google is encouraging everyone to Stay and Plat at Home by bringing back some of its most popular Doodle games. “As COVID-19 continues to impact communities around the world, people and families everywhere are spending more …
Biodun on One of the ways Coronavirus gets transmitted is via close contact between individuals. In other to combat the spread of the virus, Google and Apple are partnering “to enable the use of Bluetooth technology to help governments and health agencies reduce the spread of the …
Biodun on A Spanish video from YouTube channel TechnoLike Plus has shared a hands-on video of what looks like the Google Pixel 4A. The mid-range device was connected to a Cuban network and one wonders how the phone got to Cuba. From the video, the smartphone has …
Biodun on Google Maps is a lifesaver. Countless times I’ve been able to locate places I do not know or I’ve never been to with the help of the map app. Google Maps turns 15 today and with over 1 billion users since it was introduced in …
Biodun on On Tuesday, the first African Google Developers Space was launched in Lagos, Nigeria. This is in line with Google’s plan to support the African tech community and will serve as a free hub for developers, entrepreneurs and startups. The Space, which is the first of …
Biodun on Last year, Google announced a host of new products at its Made by Google event alongside the Pixel 4. Part of the hardware products on display was a dummy version of its next-generation Pixel Buds which was still in production at that time. Ahead of …
Google has revealed its plans to purchase Fitbit for $2.1 billion. According to a related blog post, Google’s SVP of devices and services, Rick Osterloh described the acquisition as “an opportunity to invest even more in Wear OS as well as introduce Made by Google …
Biodun on By now everyone has seen the new Pixel devices after many leaks but Google today officially announced the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL which it calls “our most helpful phone yet”. Pixel 4 is available for pre-order today and it’s available with every major …
Biodun on After the design of the upcoming Pixel 4 smartphone was intentionally leaked by Google last month, the company has now revealed two new features that will be coming with the smartphone – motion gestures and face ID unlock. Motion Sense Coming to Pixel 4 Pixel …
Yesterday at the Google For Nigeria event held in Lagos, the Alphabet company announced its plans to launch new products and features which will enable the tech company to help people in various African countries, including Nigeria. Below are the things announced at the Google …
Biodun on Google is stopping production of tablet devices meaning last year’s Pixel Slate won’t be getting a follow-up upgrade. According to Business Insider and Computer World, the Alphabet company will now focus its Chrome OS hardware on its traditional laptop devices such as the Pixelbook. A …
Biodun on Well, we might just leak our own product ahead of its release after all the rumours. That’s exactly what Google did when its @madebygoogle Twitter account posted the Pixel 4 design showing its camera and back. The upcoming Pixel 4 smartphones are not expected to …
Earlier this year, Google announced the Stadia-a game streaming platform and service. This service was released at a time when tech giants such as Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony were planning to introduce new consoles to the market. Stadia does not depend on the processor of …
Biodun on Ahead of the E3 2019, Phil Harrison, head of Google’s game streaming service, Stadia, has made it known that publishers will be given the opportunity to monetize their gaming subscriptions. Reported by RockPaperShotgun during YouTube’s E3 Live show in an interview with Geoff Keighley, Harrison …
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