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Made in America 2.0: behind Google and Apple's sudden patriotism
Tech giants are making innovative electronics in the US again, but why?
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Google Play Music supports more Google TV boxes, rich notifications
Google's Play Music app now supports an extended range of Google TV devices, expandable notifications in Jellybean, and quick access to Nexus Q settings.
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90 Seconds on The Verge: Tuesday, July 31st, 2012
Some say brevity is the soul of wit. Others prefer to think of it as a "sole of wit." Those people either have an odd sense of humor or legitimately need to be corrected. We'll just leave it at that — take it away, David Pierce.
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Google delays Nexus Q launch, will send free dev devices to pre-order customers
Google has delayed the Nexus Q as it works to improve the device and add to its feature set. The company will be giving away the current dev version of the device to those who pre-ordered, and it will be shipping soon.
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Nexus Q app updated to support all devices running Android 2.3 and higher
Google's Nexus Q app has been updated to support devices running Android 2.3 and higher.
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First batch of Google's Nexus Q sells out one day after launch in Play Store
The first batch of Google's Nexus Q media streamer has sold out on the Play Store, with a current estimated shipping time of 2 to 3 weeks.
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Nexus Q now in stock at Google Play, orders ship in 3 to 5 days
The Nexus Q is now available from Google Play, with the digital storefront estimating that orders placed today will ship between three to five business days.
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CyanogenMod 9 and XBMC ported to Nexus Q as proofs of concept
A CyanogenMod developer has managed to get the custom Android ROM running on Google's Nexus Q, alongside the XBMC media center.
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Google's Eric Schmidt: 'We always wanted to be in the hardware business'
During last Thursday's Allen & Company technology conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, Google's Eric Schmidt spoke about the company's growing role as a hardware producer.
Google Nexus Q hack turns the streamer into a 'Pong' machine
A new Nexus Q hack turns the music streamer into a Pong machine.
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Google Nexus Q hacked to run launcher, apps, Netflix, and more
Google's Nexus Q has been hacked by an xda-developers member, providing the device with a launcher and the ability to launch and run apps.
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Nexus Q teardown explores 'Made in the USA' claim
iFixit is posting a teardown of Google's Nexus Q, along with information on the origins of each component in the "made in the USA" device.
Nexus Q features Magic 8-Ball Easter egg
Google has hidden a Magic 8-Ball Easter egg in the Nexus Q's software.
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Google Nexus Q review software photos
We reviewed Google's new $299 media streamer — the Nexus S — which allows you to stream video and audio content from Google's cloud services to your speakers or television.
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Google Nexus Q review
Google's media streamer is here to entertain... but who's the audience?
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Google Nexus Q review hardware photos
We reviewed Google's new $299 media streamer — the Nexus S — which allows you to stream video and audio content from Google's cloud services to your speakers or television.
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Google Nexus Q hack lets it start games, but not play them
The Google Nexus Q has already been hacked so that it can start up games, though you can't actually play them.
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Google Nexus Q media streamer: first impressions and video
We spent some time setting up and trying out Google's new media streamer, the Nexus Q.
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Google Nexus Q media streamer: first impressions photos
We spent some time setting up and trying out Google's new media streamer, the Nexus Q.
Made in the USA: Google's Nexus Q is symbolic and significant
Google has begun manufacturing in the United States with the Nexus Q, its home media streamer.
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Nexus Q can't be used standalone, powered exclusively by Android devices on the same network
With the Nexus Q, Google is planting its flag in the living room, allowing users to share media from Google Play with their home entertainment center. But unlike its closest competitor, the Apple TV, the Nexus Q isn't a standalone platform and requires an Android smartphone or tablet connected to the same Wi-Fi network to access content.
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All Google I/O attendees are getting a Galaxy Nexus, Nexus 7, and Nexus Q
Google just announced that all 6,000 attendees of I/O will be walking away with an Android Developer Pack — a Galaxy Nexus phone, Nexus 7 tablet, the latest OTA update of Jelly Bean, and the Nexus Q.
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Google Nexus Q home media streamer hands-on
We take a closer look at the Nexus Q, Google's new media sharing home base station for Android tablets smartphones.
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Nexus Q teardown: made in the USA
Google has provided Wired with a number of images showing off the many internal bits of the Nexus Q.
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Google Nexus Q media streamer hands-on pictures
We take a closer look at Google's new Android-powered home media streaming device.
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Nexus Q press images from Google I/O 2012
Press images of Google's new Nexus Q, announced at Google I/O 2012.
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Photos of new Nexus Q from Google I/O 2012
Google announced the Nexus Q at Google I/O 2012.
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Google's $299 Nexus Q streaming media player announced, pre-orders start today
Google has officially announced the Nexus Q home audio and video streamer.