Kodak launches its first Android smartphone, the photo-centric IM5
Kodak is primarily known for its film and paper for traditional cameras, but now it wants a piece of the Android smartphone market. Check this article from this link PCWorld.com
Hands-on with the Dropbox Mobile app’s new managing, editing, and syncing features
Dropbox, the very useful cloud-based storage service, used to be fairly limited on mobile. It allowed you to see the files you had stashed in your Dropbox, but you couldn’t do a whole lot with them. Luckily, that’s changed with some recent updates to the Android and iOS apps for Dropbox. More of this news from this link PCWorld.com
Google Translate to decipher words in images, better recognize speech, says report
International travel could get much easier if all you have to do is point your phone at a menu, or speak into it for an instant translation. Check this latest from this link PCWorld.com
Google to begin contacting customers about in-app refunds
Google will soon begin to contact customers who made in-app purchases on Android devices about potential refunds under a settlement of an unfair billing complaint by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission. Check this article from this link PCWorld.com
Android 5.0.1 released, fixes a few small bugs in Lollipop
Google is stomping on some bugs in short measure after its major Lollipop release. Check this latest from this link PCWorld.com
AirDroid 3 blurs device lines even further with new PC and Mac clients, Android screen mirroring
The popular AirDroid utility that blurs the line between your PC and Android phone is finally coming out of the cloud and onto your desktop, with standalone clients for Windows and Mac. The new programs, which are part of AirDroid 3’s rollout on Wednesday, means you can get persistent notifications for messages, Android apps, and accept or dismiss phone calls on your desktop—no open browser tab necessary. Check this latest news, click the link from PCWorld.com
Google launches Device Assist app for Nexus, Google Play Edition devices
Google is taking a more hands-on role with supporting Android, rolling out a new app with specific tips and access to support. Nexus, Google Play Edition, and Android One owners can grab it from the Play Store. Check out more on this article from this link PCWorld.com