Google’s Nexus 5X may not the best budget smartphone you can buy, but it’s the only one that will appeal to purists out there.. Google’s LG-made Nexus 5X is definitely worthy of some attention, but these days it’s a tough ...
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Apple and Google are back at it again and attempting to bring a safe and friendly mobile experience to your car. Android Auto and CarPlay are the two company’s re-imagining of mobile user interfaces for the car and both are gearing up for a major rollout over the next year. Each system is designed to work with its respective native mobile platform, but there are differences between the two that may appeal to different people. Today we’re comparing Apple’s CarPlay to Google’s Android Auto using the 2015 Hyundai Sonata. This car comes packed with both systems, so you won’t have to compromise either way, but there are some important differences between the two.
Google's Nexus 6 is in high demand. This is the latest and greatest that Android has to offer right now, but is it worth your hard-earned cash? Most of what makes the Nexus 6 so great stems from its pure Android experience. Essentially, you're experiencing this mobile OS exactly as it was crafted and straight from the source...
Google's Nexus 9 seems to be a happy medium between the Nexus 7 and Nexus 10, and like it or not, it's here to replace both of them. Today we're getting into my full review of the HTC-made Google Nexus 9. Has Google made a triumphant return to the tablet space or is this just something to tide you over until another company steps up to the plate? Well, let's go ahead and find out...
Remember the awesome Google Now launcher that came with the Nexus 5? Well ,the good news is, Google just published it on the Google Play Store. Ready for the bad new? It's only available for Nexus devices or Google Play Edition devices. Fortunately, there's an alternative method(s) to install this launcher on almost any Android device.
Google's Nexus 5 is a very interesting device. It's built to rise above the competition at a much lower price point than we're used to seeing from off contract smartphones. Starting at $349, is the Nexus 5 the most "bang for your buck?" Check out my video review to find out.
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The Nexus 5 has been out for about a week now, and in our opinion, it's the best "bang for your buck" smartphone that you can currently purchase. That being said, there are a few features that could be better. This week, we're discussing the pros and cons of Google's new Nexus 5. Check out the video podcast above or download the audio only version below.
If you're looking for an easy way to protect your new Nexus 5, you may want to check out Google's bumper case. It's not exactly available through Google Play yet, but it should be in the near fututre for around $34.99. The case comes in four different colors: black gray, bright red, and bright yellow. But is this case really worth the money?