Following its first announcement and a roughly four-month beta test period, Google today announced that Android 6.0 Marshmallow will be widely available starting next week. Unsurprisingly, it will roll out to Google’s line of Nexus smartphones and tablets first, with other devices receiving it at a yet to be determined time. Android 6 does not have the huge visual makeover that last year’s 5.0 Lollipop brought, but instead is focused
Google’s latest hardware offerings will come with a new option for authentication. On stage at an official event, Google engineering chief Dave Burke today announced a new fingerprint reader, dubbed Nexus Imprint and available on both the 6P and 5X. Burke described Imprint as a “seamless way of authenticating with your fingerprint,” requiring less than 600 milliseconds to recognize a fingerprint, and improving with each use.
The Senate is on track to pass a spending bill to prevent the government from shutting down this week, over the opposition of the most hardline conservative Republicans. Tuesday’s expected vote comes after …
Google’s Nexus event is here. We’re expecting two new smartphones — the Nexus 5X and 6P — along with a Chromecast or two. Stay right here for the news, reports, and everything else from today.
After 21 seasons, Dancing With the Stars is still experiencing firsts. For the first time in the ABC reality hit’s long history, a celeb has been forced to withdraw due to an injury:…
Forget the presents—all you’re going to want in your stocking this year is Mariah Carey’s lipstick. Famous for their A-list celebrity beauty collaborations…
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NEW YORK (AP) — Lady Gaga is the woman of the year, according to Billboard magazine.
