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Google I/O roundup – Keynote tidbits
Google’s annual Google I/O developer conference is still going on but all of the big announcements have already taken place. The company had quite...
Google I/O: five things we care about: Android Pay
In the last of our five-part series about Google I/O, we'll take a quick look at Android Pay, Google's attempt at mobile payments. The...
Google I/O: five things we care about: Project Ara
In part four of our Google I/O series, we mull over another of the interesting developments that Google covered at its developer conference in May....
Google I/O – five things we care about: wearables
The Google I/O developer conference is now but a distant memory, but the search giant provided some insights into its plans for the year ahead and...
Google I/O – five things we care about: virtual reality
At the recent Google I/O conference, as expected the search giant showed off the next version of Android, Android M, which is expected to arrive sometime...
Google I/O – five things we care about, part 1
At the recent Google I/O developer conference, Google focused a lot of its time on talking about optimising Android, which is a fairly large...
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