Snapchat is the latest company to enrol in Google’s official beta program, allowing Android users to sign up to a special program which will enable them to gain early access to the latest features the development team are currently rolling out. This beta includes two new enhancements, one for the keyboard and another for the canvas.
AT&T has yet again broadened its horizons by upgrading and expanding its LTE connectivity services to another 9 new markets in the U.S. The announcement was made in a sequential series of press releases on the carrier’s website.
The new Nexus 7 goes on sale internationally today, just over a month after making its debut in the United States. You’ll be able to purchase yours from Google Play, and from third-party retailers in the U.K., Germany, France, Spain, and Japan.
Looking for a terrific, contract-free smartphone that won’t cost you a fortune? Then look no further than the Nexus 4. Google has today slashed $100 off its price tag, so the 8GB model is now just $199 from $299, and the 16GB model is now just $249 from $349.
You won’t find another smartphone with these specifications this cheap.
Like bicycle streamers or rum, adding a wifi hotspot to pretty much anything will make it exponentially better. The tiny new Hyper iUSBPort Mini is a great example of this: It’s a $90 USB drive with a built-in WiFi hotspot that can be used to share files or stream movies or songs to an iOS or Android device.
One tip for the device’s marketing team though: Please come up with a better name.
