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When Android Pay was renamed to Google Pay earlier this year, the Google Wallet site (which allows you to send and receive money, as well as manage payment methods) also became Google Pay. However, the desktop site didn’t get the same redesign that the mobile apps did – until now. The web app now has […]

Mozilla’s open-source app Stumbler was first released on the Google Play Store in November 2014 in the hopes of gathering information about the locations of Wi-Fi networks and cell towers via users’ phones. Stumbler has seen a dip in user activity and developer attention lately, and now it appears the app has disappeared altogether from […]

The Google Store just had a nearly site-wide sale last month, but Google has decided it’s already time for another one. The deals are a bit different this time around, though, with highlights including the Home Mini for just $34 ($15 off), the Clips camera for $169 ($80 off), the Pixel 2 XL for $749 […]

Update 1: 2018/07/08 5:54pm PDT We might be fans of Android in general here, but we’ve also been vocal critics of Android TV—though Google promises to make things better someday. But even in its current form, it’s a popular platform for many via devices like Nvidia’s SHIELD TV. In a strange development, Viacom appears to have […]

The YouTube Kids app was introduced in February 2015, as a way for younger children to view age-appropriate videos. Plenty of functionality has been added since then, including user profiles, channel/video blocking, additional themes, and more. The Android app has just passed 50 million installs on the Play Store, as seen in the screenshot above. […]

Pixel Duds Buds are still around, which is a shame because they’re just not very good. The dozens of consumers who for whatever reason chose to purchase these Bluetooth headphones may be experiencing an issue beyond remorse: Apparently some Buds users who also use a Wear OS smartwatch have to reset and re-pair the earbuds in […]