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Google has been trying to ignore the existence of SD cards for years, with no Nexus device even including the option since the Nexus S. Part of the reason for this, the company claims, is because it makes file management…
Google Now on Tap: Google Now has always been a fantastic feature that gives you important contextual information before you even think to ask for it. Google taking it to the next level with Google Now on Tap, a new…
Mighty Text is a great tool for any Android owner developed by a former Googler. It lets you text from your computer without picking up your phone. Simply install the app on your phone and point any web browser to…
It’s not me, it’s you, iPhone. Recode has a great guide on how to make the switch from iPhone to Android. Source: How to Switch From iPhone to Android
Google keeps improving it’s Google Maps app for easier access to Reservations, Flights, and Hotel Bookings. Simply say or enter the following to pull up the relevant info: my flights, my reservations, my hotels for more details hit the link…
From calculating tips to opening apps to searching for a new home, you can just say it. 88 Things you didn’t know you could ask Google Source: Google Tips
Google, you want to make my life easier and help me save money? Yes, please! If you search for a specific product a few times, Google assumes you’re interested in buying it. So if the list price drops on a…
This just started happening to me last week! Thankfully Droid Life has the quick fix: So what’s the fix? Uninstall the most recent update of Webview. On most phones, that means jumping into Settings>Applications (Manager)> and then finding Android System…
Google is improving the capabilities of sending info from your desktop to your phone. You can set an alarm or send a note to your phone from your desktop Click the link for more. Source: Google’s Desktop Search Also Lets You…
Google is finally making changes to the wireless industry and saving us a few bucks every month. Only pay for the data you use. Unused data gets refunded to you. Makes sense to me!
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