Google is playing it safe for the moment so far as facial recognition for Google Glass is concerned.
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With guest mode for Android on the horizon, tablet users can finally feel safe giving their device to a friend.
The Google edition of HTC One will work on AT&T and T-Mobile's LTE and will be available for $599 on Google Play store.
With Samsung overtaking Nokia on its home turf, CEO Stephen Elop might come under fire from board members.
Want to give Verizon Wireless next network a spin? You'll need to own a Samsung Galaxy S4. Verizon Wireless is slowly building out what it calls its next network upgrade, which is expected to more than double Internet speeds.
Fast growing tablet adoption could spell the end of the PC industry by 2015. For the second consecutive year, the PC industry is expected to see negative growth as consumers continue to favor tablets over traditional computers.
Samsung is preparing the debut of Galaxy Note 3 for the Android faithfuls, and this new device could boast of exciting, camera features, including optical zoom.
Mobile & Apps recently had a chat with the CTO of Tonido, Anis Abdul, about the company along with the Tonido client and mobile application that is used by thousands worldwide. Tonido is not the most popular service around, but according to Anis Abdul, it deserves to be.
Does Google Glass creep you out? This early Glass user feels that way. It appears that not everyone will fall in love with Google Glass, due to how the thing looks on the face of the person wearing it.
Are you an avid Pandora listener who loves to share? If yes, this update is right up your alley. One of the many things people do online is sharing what they are listening to, with friends on Facebook.
When the Google I/O 2013 concluded last week in San Francisco, many Android users were disappointed that the search giant didn't say anything about the next version of Android in the entire three-day conference.
Galaxy is the new iPhone, as the Samsung Galaxy S4 approaches 10 million devices shipped in less than a month.
The Windows Phone platform is definitely growing, but can it continue with this momentum? After years of hard work, Microsoft's Windows Phone push seems to be slowly paying off, as the platform is inching its way up on the market share ladder worldwide.