For quite a long time, Google had shrugged off demands for enterprise protection in a marketing strategy that has been heavily invested in consumer focus. Add to the dilemma the diverse ecosystem of Android-toting devices that send developers struggling to create standardized security tools for those platform variations.
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Bringing Facebook to workplace is antithesis to productivity
It might be thought that Facebook is still at pains trying to push its way through the enterprise ecosystem where social media is being viewed as an impediment to productivity, but the social networking site has probably reached the homestretch into that goal.
5.5-inch iPhone 6 model to boast OIS and 128GB storage option
It seems the rumor mill just can’t shut up about the upcoming iPhone 6s. Not exactly a bad thing, as we are getting to know just about everything about the device even before its official launch. With that said, the rumor mill has brought along another bit, which is quite interesting.
Nakamichi NK2000 Amplified Stereo Headphones Review – How the almost free headphones perform?
Headphones market is one of most overpriced market in the tech world and it is so difficult to point it out because all sound evaluations is subjective, even this review. I’ve used a lot of headphones and sometimes a cheaper pair of headphones sounds a lot better than expensive ones. Therefore, you can’t evaluate sound quality of headphones […]
Google announced Project Volta to deal with dying batteries
Battery life on a smartphone is a big issue nowadays as smartphone gets powerful every year and the battery remains the same. Till now battery saving features were only available on Custom UI’s like that of Samsung, HTC etc. But now Google is also adding it to their stock Android on their upcoming Android L.
Google announced Android L developer version at I/O event
Even though only around 15 percent of the total Android users are currently using Android Kitkat. But Google does not want to hold back and came up with a developer version of Android named Android L that will be the next version of Android.
