Android L, n; Google’s forthcoming update to the Android operating system, which includes a new design that will run universally on all Android devices. Google introduced Android L — still code-named pending it’s dessert-themed name — at last week’s I/O developer…
Today, June 25, was the kickoff of Google’s annual developer conference, I The nearly three-hour keynote featured a ton of updates on Google, Android and Chrome. We rounded up the top 10 below. Read about all of the updates over at…
Our new Android app is here. Yapp has long been available for both iOS and Android users, offering a similar look and feel for both platforms. But, as we all know, Android and iOS are a lot different. So, we decided…
Google I/O, n; Google’s annual developer conference focusing on the advances in the company’s softwares and devices. The “I” stands for input and the “O” stands for output. It is a conference similar in spirit to Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference, both…
Lenticular display, n; A screen coated with lenticular film, which displays two sets of the same image to produce a 3D effect on the human eye. Lenticular displays are the key to glasses-free 3D displays, including the rumored upcoming Amazon Phone.…
Hashflags, n; A flag emoticon corresponding with a country’s hashtag, introduced in anticipation of the World Cup. A variation on Twitter’s popular ‘hashtags,’ hashflags are an added Easter egg for fans following the international football competition. Whatever country you want to follow, you…
iOS 8, n; Apple’s newest operating system, which features a variety of competitive new features. The upgrade was unveiled after much speculation at Monday’s keynote presentation during the Worldwide Developers Conference, an annual event that Apple sponsors to showcase developer technologies.…
If you missed Apple’s World Wide Developer Conference on Monday morning, we can catch you up to date. Here are our favorite app updates from the conference, presented by Apple’s CEO Tim Cook from WWDC.
Mid-Field Wireless Transfer, n; A new method for gaining energy that could wirelessly power implanted medical devices. A team at Stanford led by electrical engineer Ada Poon is pioneering the charging methodology using an electronic device smaller than a grain of…
