Showing posts with label Google Play. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Google Play. Show all posts
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August 30, 2014
Google Play Pips App Store by one million.
December 21, 2012
Google apps' revenue growth beats Apple's
Google apps' revenue growth beats Apple's: Report - The Times of India: : Google's online Play shop of applications for Android-powered smartphones and tablets is growing fast, a report released Thursday by market tracker Distimo
The aggregate daily revenue at Google Play shops across the 20 largest countries where they are available climbed 43 percent during the past four months, while sales at Apple's online App Store increased 21 %
The aggregate daily revenue at Google Play shops across the 20 largest countries where they are available climbed 43 percent during the past four months, while sales at Apple's online App Store increased 21 %
June 28, 2012
Google enters the Tablet Space with Nexus 7
Google I/O, the company's annual conference for developers, has had an extra season to celebrate as Google unveiled a new 7-inch tablet computer, called Nexus 7, and a sphere-shaped device for streaming music and video that it is calling Nexus Q.
The Nexus 7 tablet is available starting Wednesday in the Google Play market, and it will begin shipping in mid-July.
The Nexus 7 tablet is available starting Wednesday in the Google Play market, and it will begin shipping in mid-July.
Aimed directly at the popular 7-inch Amazon Kindle Fire tablet, which also sells for $199, the Nexus 7 features content like magazines, books and movies front and center.The "My Library" widget on the home page features tiles with the latest content you were reading or watching, and a tap of the tile launches that content right where you left off.
The "Nexus 7" tablet, built by and co-branded with Taiwan's Asus, was one of several gadgets unveiled at its annual developers' conference on Wednesday, as the Internet search and advertising giant is now worrying over its " lack of ofFirepower over its productivity portfolio 's specially in the Mobile web space, Tablets and Smartphones or even ereraders
But the Nexus tablet hogged the spotlight. Sold initially only on the Google Play online store, its $199 price tag and 7-inch stature is aimed squarely at the Fire, but the Nexus has a front-facing camera while Amazon's tablet does not.
Google's maiden entry in the tablet market, which will also see the advent of Microsoft Corp's Surface this year, could also help accelerate development of tablet-specific applications for its Android operating software -- a key factor that has helped popularize Apple's iPad, analysts say.