The answer could most likely be no. That is particularly so for a couple of reasons. One has something to do with right timing. The Google Photos app comes at a time when the race has gone too far, with Instagram and Flickr leading the game.
From budget phones, Mozilla looks to revamp Fire OS with more Android apps
One thing that Mozilla failed to consider when it launched the budget-conscious Fire OS was that mobile experience more than the price was what mattered to users. And so the mobile devices running the Fire operating system did not succeed in its objective to overthrow the current mobile market leaders Android and iOS.
Samsung patents Dock that Transforms Phablet into a Laptop
Samsung could be raising the competition with its close competitors, most notably Apple, to a higher level with a new patent it has filed. The patent, filed with the United States Patent and Trademark Office, involves a dock system that is designed to convert a phablet (a hybrid between a smartphone and tablet) into a […]
Google hints at smart toys that control your home appliances
Tech giant Google has patented an Internet-connected smart toy that works to take command from its owner and control smart home appliances. Already, privacy advocates and technology alliances have expressed worries over the many implications of the plan, if pushed through by Google.
Android Factory Reset does not Wipe your Data, So How to Stay Safe
A new research from Cambridge University revealed that the factory reset feature in Android devices does not actually wipe out all your data, including text messages, email, pictures, videos and other content stored in your mobile device that runs the Google-built operating system.
Apple accidentally leaks iPhone 6C photo
It appears the rumored iPhone 6C is a continuation of the traditional screen size Apple has been used to do with its early models of iPhone, as a recent photo leak perpetrated by the company itself shows.
