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- No new Nexus - why Google was right not to unveil new Android firmware and smartphones at Google IO 2013
- Hangouts will support SMS integration in future update, says Google employee
- Apple App Store reaches 50 billion downloads
- Pebble enables 2-way communication and sheds light on new color shipping soon
- Windows Phone overtakes BlackBerry as Android and iOS look back in the distance
| Posted: 16 May 2013 10:36 AM PDT  Google was smart to not show off a new Nexus. It was even smarter not to show off a new version of Android, despite the disappointment and complaints from attendees and viewers of the Google I/O Day 1 keynote. Read the full story here. |
| Hangouts will support SMS integration in future update, says Google employee Posted: 16 May 2013 09:46 AM PDT  Many expressed disappointment yesterday when Google announced a new messaging client supporting instant messaging and video calling but not SMS. That feature will arrive in a future update according to Google+ Community Manager Dori Storbeck. When asked if Hangouts would support SMS integration, Storbeck confirmed that it will introduce "the most requested feature" later. There's no timetable for the unveiling, but Hangouts will eventually become the unified messaging client that Android and iOS users hoped to see completed in time for Google I/O. Read the full story here. |
| Apple App Store reaches 50 billion downloads Posted: 16 May 2013 09:34 AM PDT  One day after Google announced that its Google Play, née Android Market, had reached 48 billion downloads, Apple announced that its App Store has reached 50 billion downloads. Read the full story here. |
| Pebble enables 2-way communication and sheds light on new color shipping soon Posted: 16 May 2013 09:18 AM PDT  The Pebble smart watch got a little smarter today with the announcement that developers can now take access of new tools that allow the watch to control more areas of smartphones and handle notifications for more activities. Read the full story here. |
| Windows Phone overtakes BlackBerry as Android and iOS look back in the distance Posted: 16 May 2013 07:16 AM PDT  Windows Phone and BlackBerry will not challenge the leading platforms of Android and Apple iOS for a long time, but the two operating systems jockeying for third place have switched positions as Windows Phone has moved ahead of BlackBerry in shipments, according to market research firm IDC. Read the full story here. |
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