With Google’s I/O 2013 less than a week away, you shouldn’t be surprised at hearing a heap of rumors between now and then, most of which will be focused on possible hardware launches. Unfortunately, it’s almost impossible to filter all the speculation, so a fair warning for all – don’t trust anything until hearing directly more »

After an I/O 2012 conference whose highlights included the Nexus 7 and Android 4.1 Jelly Bean launches, Google could be prepping an even more spectacular event for next week. The 2013 I/O is to get underway on May 15 and, on the San Francisco stage, we could be seeing the debuts of the mythical X more »

The days of watching everything on YouTube for free has come to an end. Fortunately, the change is only on a small scale. YouTube introduced paid subscriptions today for a select number of channels. For as little as $0.99 a month, you can choose to subscribe to a content creator’s content just like you currently more »

I just couldn’t see this one slip by without a proper write-up. Also, this review serves me as an excuse to embarrass my co-worker while on the clock (continue reading please) — and well, to be blunt if you will, because Snoop Doggy Dogg is and has always been awesome. Launched on Tuesday, the Snoop more »

It was really only a matter of time, wasn’t it? Google’s first wearable mobile device, Glass, has received some mixed reviews from it’s beta testers. While still unavailable to the outside public (though expected to be within the year,) Google’s ‘smart-specs’ are shaping up to be, in our opinion, only the beginning of what may more »

This smartwatch business is becoming hard to follow. All the heavy hitting tech companies have been said to be considering their own version of the newfound technology — a feat accomplished mostly by small, mostly crowdsourced companies like Pebble. But who of the majors will be first: Apple, Samsung, Google, LG? Already the forerunner in more »

Since Motorola Mobility was overtaken by Google in mid-2011, word of a ‘next-generation’ mobile device began spreading; the ‘X Phone.’ Rumored to be something of a ‘game-changer,’ the mystery surrounding the device has made it into a somewhat folkloric item. So it’s hard to say what is true or if the following rumor even pertains more »

To all my Android brothers and sisters, our time is almost here. Our days of feeling left out while our iPhone-toting loved ones are comparing their best Vine videos are coming to a close. That’s right, we’re getting our own Vine app too. In conversation with The Verge on Thursday, app co-founder, Dom Hofman said more »

The Android app has already been released, but the iPad app for Google Fiber is now available. It doubles as a remote, allowing users to search TV programs, on-demand shows and movies, and schedule recordings. These can also be viewed directly from the iPad. It isn’t yet available for the iPhone, but is reportedly going more »

Firstly, a small editorial team of Google Glass ‘Explorers,’ or as we know them as, the “lucky S.O.B.’s who got to test-drive Google’s Glass before launch,” have created a Glass-only blog, LivingThruGlass. I recommend following it — it’s a fun blog and perhaps the closest to the high-tech gadget that ‘normies’ like us will ever more »