Google’s I/O event has been groundbreaking in many ways. One of the company’s biggest announcements however, was when they brought out the Samsung Galaxy S4 smartphone on stage. Discussing the device’s potential, the big G announced their plans to made their own version of the latest Galaxy smartphone in the very near future. Although it more »

Since Babblr recently launched, the chat client for Tumblr received an overwhelming response. Unfortunately, they weren’t expecting such a high volume of users in a short period of time, as they received 34,000 downloads within 3 hours. The traffic it received fried the servers, and temporarily shut it down. They are now accepting donations to more »

With Google I/O just a few days away, there are rumors of Google tripling its storage space for users, ahead of data storage giants like Dropbox and Amazon Cloud Storage. Google products including Drive, Gmail and Google+ photos will share this space, allowing users to store pretty much more media than they could ever want. With this more »

Aereo has announced its latest service expansion. On June 17, Aereo will become activated in the Atlanta, Georgia metropolitan area. Anyone who registers for Aereo in advance will be able to experience the service on that day. Everyone else will have to wait until June 24 for wide scale availability. Those who live slightly outside Atlanta shouldn’t worry too more »

The iOS version of the Facebook app received an update today bringing it to version 6.1. When you download it, the first thing you may notice is the new app icon. The font of the Facebook “f” is the same, but the icon now has grid lines and a silver trim around its borders. It’s more »

Amazon has just gone live with its own digital currency dubbed Amazon Coins. Announced in February 2013, Amazon coins is described as a new way to buy Kindle Fire apps, games and in-app items from the Amazon App Store and on Kindle Fire. To kick off the launch of Coins, Amazon also announced that they more »

Aereo, the service that brings over-the-air broadcast television to the internet, has tweaked its service plans. As of today, potential subscribers can no longer choose to use the service for $1 a day. They also can’t try it out for 60 minutes for free. The only monthly options remaining are $8 a month with 20 more »

Facebook pushed out an update to its Android app Friday, introducing a new layout for Pages, new stickers for messages, and an update to Facebook Home. The new Pages layout presents the Directions, Check-In and Like buttons in a more accessible location, and messages sent through the app can now use the stickers already available more »

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 »