Google Play brings more multiplayer support to its recent update

    On the 12th of January, Google Play Store update confirms that the company has just baked asynchronous multiplayer services into the Android SDK. By definition would unlock the current limitations that Android users face when wanting to play a game with another friend remotely. Besides the changes, Google is also giving developers a preview of the new Google Drive API, and also fixes some battery drain issues that Android 4.4 Kitkat users were complaining about.

What's 2014's hottest gadgets?

    The New Year is upon us and with it comes a suitcase full of gadgets sporting the sophisticated aspect on it. Be ready - the year is full of wearable tech, 4K madness, breakthrough gaming, updated tablets, electric cars, and funky laptops. Welcome to 2014.

What’s the biggest Android news of the year?

    Today, we will take a look at the elephantine proportion of Android goodness in the year 2013. Which company blew the hats off the people in the time period, and which apps proved that smartphones are very capable of console-level graphics?

Microsoft doesn't want you to buy the Chromebook after all

    In this story, Microsoft Evangelist Ben Rudolph is tasked to walk the streets of Venice, California, and ask people if they would rather have a Chromebook or a Windows laptop.

Moto G is the best budget smartphone money can buy

     The new Moto G from Motorola is one of the best deals one can buy. While the Moto G hardware isn't going to compete with this year's flagships, it costs incredibly low that it feels like you're ripping Motorola off.

Month after launch, Android 4.4 KitKat gathered 1.1% of all distributions

        Google's OS dashboard reveals that 1.1 percent of active Android devices are running the new platform roughly a month after it became available.