Google Chrome 8: What's new, and what's next
The blogosphere may be buzzing about Google's Chrome OS and Chrome Web Store this week, but Google itself is focusing on its original Chrome product: The Chrome Web browser.
The blogosphere may be buzzing about Google's Chrome OS and Chrome Web Store this week, but Google itself is focusing on its original Chrome product: The Chrome Web browser.
Grab your hoverboards, gang: The next generation of Android phones is on the way, and it's going to feel a bit like something out of Back to the Future II.
Finding yourself short on time and/or patience? Good news: Google's got a little something new to make your next Web search even speedier.
Thank God Steve Jobs isn't on the Supreme Court.
A pop quiz: iPhone is to iTunes as Android is to what? If you're coming up blank, there's good reason.
A pop quiz: iPhone is to iTunes as Android is to what? If you're coming up blank, there's good reason.
The headlines sure sound exciting, but hang on: Skype's long anticipated Android debut is no cause for celebration.
One year ago, if you told an average person you were thinking about buying an Android, they'd have thought you were some sort of robot-mongering madman.
Well, well -- it looks like Apple isn't the only phone-maker saying no-no to the naughty-naughty.
Just imagine if instead of "Googling" something, you "BackRubbed" it.
If you were to take a quick glance at today's tech headlines, you might think hell had frozen over.
Smartphones are meant to make our lives easier--or at least more connected to people we want to communicate with--so why does typing on them sometimes seem on a par with performing root canal surgery?
That little Android mascot must be struggling to catch his breath.
Oh, that Microsoft. She's such a tease.
For a device with "smart" in its name, a smartphone sure can help you do a lot of stupid things. Whether it's racking up thousands of dollars in international roaming fees or encouraging dozens of eye rolls with your misrouted voice dialing -- I'm looking at you, guy who calls Ben O'Lynn in accounting every time he means to call Bennigan's for lunch -- our modern-day mobile devices provide plenty of opportunities for tech-tinged embarrassment.