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We’ve know about the Moto X for quite some time now, so today’s announcement wasn’t all that much of a

HP Slate 21 brings Tegra 4 Powered Android to the desktop at $399

At least as far as I’m concerned, HP hasn’t really released any interesting hardware since the HP TouchPad (with the

A little less than a year ago, Google released the original ASUS Nexus 7 a Google I/O. The tablet has

One of the less evident bugs that came along with the Android 4.2 update to Nexus device is a slight

Smartphone keyboards have improved a lot since their inception, but I’m still not a huge fan of typing on a

Android 4.2 Jelly Bean brought quite a few new features to the ASUS Nexus 7, but it also brought a

As you know, Google today started selling the LG Nexus 4, 3G-compatible ASUS Nexus 7, and Samsung Nexus 10. Unfortunately,

One of Android’s major strengths is that it allows the user to choose their own application to replace system defaults,

While the CyanogenMod team hasn’t yet released any information on its plans for moving to the latest Android 4.2 as

Despite hurricane Sandy causing Google to cancel its Android event scheduled for today in New York, the search giant has

Well, there you have it, folks. Google has now officially sent invitations to their next Android event, where it will

Descentman Just went through a similar experience trying to get comcast to explain how I can be charged for 1) Service that I cancelled. 2) Service that I haven't used for two months. 3) How is this legal? If...
What happened when I tried to disconnect Comcast Business · July 27, 2021
Paul King The G6 has it and that's running at $89 - I was unaware any phone after 2016 was released without NFC - got a link?
If you haven’t tried in a while Tap-to-pay seems workable. Finally. · July 27, 2021
Davin Peterson The problem is that Google doesn't get the same recognition as Apple, so most stores didn't introduce tap to pay until after Apple Pay came out even though NFC & Google Wallet existed on Android 6...
If you haven’t tried in a while Tap-to-pay seems workable. Finally. · July 27, 2021
Davin Peterson Walmart still refuses to accept Google Pay or Apple Pay. Instead they use Walmart pay in the Walmart App. You simply scan the QR Code on the terminal screen using the Walmart App
If you haven’t tried in a while Tap-to-pay seems workable. Finally. · July 27, 2021
Davin Peterson Many Android Phones under $300 have NFC (expect Motorola). I use Google Pay on the DC subway. https://www.wmata.com/about/news/SmarTrip-for-Android-in-Google-Pay.cfm.
If you haven’t tried in a while Tap-to-pay seems workable. Finally. · July 27, 2021