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  • “Fixing The Nexus Stock Issue is A Priority to Our Teams” – Larry Page

    Google Will Make Nexus Stock Issues a Priority According to Larry Page Lately, Google has been pretty busy with their 2012 Q4 earnings report. We’ve learned that their Q4 details have resulted in more than $14.4 billion in revenues for the company. Today, we listened to Google’s Livestream and the company’s co-Founder Larry Page mentioned…

  • GeekGirlCon: Empowering Women, One Convention at a Time

    GeekGirlCon, which takes place in Seattle, is inspiring women to dream big. When it comes to Geek culture and women in America, equality has always been just out of reach. Whether it’s gaming and comic books or something a little more serious like a career in the science and technology fields, men have consistently dominated…

  • Temple Run 2 Review

    Keep Running The original Temple Run has been downloaded 170 million times. 170 million. That’s ridiculous. The small indie developer, Imangi Studios, who created the monster, could have never have predicted the game’s success. The game is based on a simple concept. Essentially, you run for as long as possible without running into a tree,…

  • Niantic Lab’s ‘Field Trip’ and the Future of Ambient Intelligence

    Field Trip: New Pop-Up Location Based Guide for Android Niantic Labs’ new Field Trip app, now available for Android, is a pop-up location-based guide to interesting things all round you. This augmented reality guide would allow you to walk down an unfamiliar street, and to immediately access and know what others already know about that…

  • The Latest Rumors in Next Gen Gaming Machines

    Rumors Flying From hardware specs to the names of the consoles, rumours surrounding Sony and Microsoft’s next gen gaming machines have been flying thick and fast in recent weeks.   When will they be released? By most accounts, we should expect the machines this year, and, if we have learned anything from history, we can…

  • Sony Xperia Z Tablet and LG Optimus Pro G Revealed

    Xperia Z tablet; Water and Dust Proof Recently, Sony has been dishing out some quality devices like their latest phone, Xperia Z; revealed at CES a couple of days back. Xperia Z is a Water resistant and dust-proof phone, totally one of its kind device. Well, Sony’s at it again and they’ve released another device, this time…

  • Wolfram Alpha – A Complete Knowledge Machine for Android Users

    Knowledge from Android Everyday, questions seem to pop-up in our heads, and most of us immediately turn to Google for the answers. But, now thanks to Wolfram Alpha, finding the answers is even easier. Wolfram Alpha is an Android application so you should have a phone with Android enabled. Basics Wolfram Alpha, for me is…

  • Tokyo Scientists Combat Facial Recognition Software

    Is big-brother facial recognition after you? Fear not! Facial recognition software has come a long way recently. So much so, that it had become what some people feel is a blatant invasion of privacy. From Google Images to Facebook and even mannequins with cameras hidden behind one of their eyes, the technology with a ‘big…

  • Nexus 4: What’s Taking So Long?

    Nexus 4 Rant OK, I’ve been keeping tabs on the Nexus 4 quite a while now, since my order on Nov. 28. About 7 weeks, 4 days and 12 hours…roughly. So, as you can imagine, I’m eager to get my hands on it and test it out! Thus I ask, where is this Nexus 4 that is getting such…

  • Control Your Phone Calls – Use Sanity

    Gain Sanity With Android Do you want to get complete control over the phone calls you receive? Do you want to decide which phone calls ring, who will get announced first; or which calls to record? How about whether you want to automatically answer a call depending on the person calling? Well, if you have…

  • Ad Blocking Attack: Hulu Targeted by Chrome Extension

    No Hulu Ads, a Google Chrome extension, promises an enhanced viewing experience in Hulu without the attacks of TV ads. A lot of users, including you, who frequently use the Internet are often swamped with the common problem over and over again – how are you supposed to go ahead and enjoy a marathon of your…

  • Barnes and Noble Nook HD Review

    The Barnes and Noble Noo … Wait, what? Nook? Yes, the bizarrely named Nook HD has hit the shelves this week, starting at $199 (£159) for the 7″ version and $269 (£189) for Nook HD+ which has a 9″ display.   Stunning Screen Resolution Similarly to the Kindle Fire HD, which I reviewed earlier, the first thing…

  • ES File Explorer: Best File Manager for your Android Phone

    There is no default file manager that comes with an Android phone. Google probably felt that file managers are rarely used these days, but that’s certainly not my thinking. I am sure many of those reading this article would have loved to get a file manager for their Android phone and for them, ES File Explorer…

  • Google Chrome makes Search more Secure

    Searching with Google Chrome, More Secure than Ever Google Chrome version 25 is tweaked by Google a bit in order to give its users a more secure connection. The Big G has finally come to a realization that enabling SSL (Secure Sockets Layer)  during web browsing, whether or not a user is signed in, is…

  • Indie Films to Make Noise in 2013

    Indie 2013 Will Feature Top Tech Stories Indie Films seem to fly under the radar but according to critics they portray the most intriguing messages. Two independent films expected to headline in 2013 come from the tech world so we at Geek Mag plan to give you the pre-release briefing. We Are Legion based on…