Tickets to Google I/O went on sale this morning at 7AM PDT and promptly sold out, despite the doubling in registration price to $900 for general admission and efforts to make the event more exclusive. Continue reading…
We've seen some big changes at Google over the past few years, and nowhere is that more apparent than at Google I/O, an event that has become the company's primary showcase for its upcoming products. Continue reading…
Google I/O is growing so large that the company's decided to push it back, extend it to three days, and make it harder to get into — the event will now take place from June 27-29th 2012, and Continue reading…
The title says it all, really: Google's big developer conference is coming again to the Moscone Center West in San Francisco on April 24th-25th, 2012. Google says a million people participated in t Continue reading…
When I saw iRobot's Ava at CES this January, I was pretty insanely excited. Just a month or so prior I had been prodding iRobot CEO Colin Angle about building a "real" robot, something that was Continue reading…
Well, it sure did take a few days for Verizon and Motorola to roll out the Android Honeycomb 3.1 update to the majority of Xoom owners, but as they say, better late than never. Yes, my very own Xoom Continue reading…
At Google I/O this time last year, Eric Schmidt was CEO of Google, nobody from the company had ever uttered the word "tablet" in public, and the fancy new Google Wave service was just going public. Continue reading…
Hot on the heels of Google I/O -- which ended literally moments ago across the street -- Samsung's holding an intimate event to show off the Series 5 Chromebook that Google had teased during its Continue reading…
Watchmaker Fossil is no stranger to intermingling technology with timepieces -- it's done both Palm OS and MSN Direct models in the past few years -- but the company's latest venture is targeted Continue reading…
