
Google gives Oracle Chinese burn
Revenge served lightly chilled
After being bullied by Oracle lawyers over its use of Java in Android for so long, Google is wasting no time sticking the boot in.

Google bakes Cast into Chrome
Video streaming made easy
Search engine outfit Google is baking its Cast software into Chrome to make it easier to beam media content to your TV.

Android N stands for Nougat
That deep-fried Mars bar of French confectionary
Google has started telling the world that Android N stands for “nougat” the super sweet candy made with sugar or honey, roasted nuts, whipped egg whites, and sometimes chopped candied fruit.

Can intelligent fabric save LG’s bacon?
Wonder material
LG is developing a game changing technology which could help replace smartphones as its big money earner.

Google thinks about a Chromebook Pro
What would one of them look like?
Search engine outfit has been looking at Microsoft’s Surface Pro and its clone the Apple Pro and thought “I’ll be ‘aving some of that.”

Google nicked our looney idea
Balloon wi-fi patented in 1999
Space Data Corporation is claiming that Google pinched its idea for a balloon based wi-fi project to distribute the internet.

Samsung might dump Android for Tizen
Had enough
There are signs that Samsung's patence with Google's Android are flailing and it is seriously thinking about replacing it across its entire range with its operating system which sounds like a sneeze, Tizen.

Lenovo decides to Tango
Phablet with AR experience
Lenovo is the first outfit to sign up for Google’s Tango project and release a phone which can offer a full-fledged AR experience for users.

Patent troll claims it invented the Mobile App market
Goes after developers who write them
A patent troll claims it invented the idea of the mobile app and is threatening every developer that ever wrote one with an East Texas lawsuit.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow passes 10 percent mark
Eight months after its release
Google has published its latest statistics for Android platform showing that Marshmallow has managed to reach 10 percent mark eight months after it has been released.