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How'd you feel if the future way to interact with your phone is through voice?
Android OEMs have power, but Google making its own phone might be worth the risk
Try Firefox OS on your Android device with a quick APK install
“Death is not carte blanche to forgot the bad parts” Jobs movie captures the man
Google’s Focus Problem
A return to what differentiates Android
Food logging is hard, but Google and AI can fix it
“Analog watchfaces are skeuomorphic and inefficient on digital screens”
VR will be won and mainstreamed at the low-end
Make more important apps because a lot of them are useless
Highlighting, cataloging and organizing every startup
Yo: A Reflection of our Internet-shaped Culture
AI XPRIZE: Give a TED Talk and get standing ovation to win
How to make an addicting mobile game, as learned from Flappy Bird's success
Young people are starting to care about net neutrality
Motorola was ultimately a pawn for Google v. OEMs
Anonymous reports vulnerability in Dropbox, threatens "database leak"
As Google expands into consumer tech, a retail presence will be very important
Dropbox possibly acquires contextual Android launcher Aviate
We can do much better with the Tablet UI
Innovation in Moderation — What Apple and Samsung are doing wrong
Editorial: Google's race to the bottom and the importance of the Moto G
How Kitkat will reclaim Android and unify Holo with Kennedy
Why is Microsoft still all-in w/Windows RT?
Demystifying Google's Nexus Updates - a study in OTA rollouts
http://techtainian.com/news/2013/7/24/demystifying-googles-nexus-updates-a-study-in-ota-rollouts
If we get, 1,000 participants by August 1, 2013, we will release the data from this study (via: a Google Spreadsheet + a cool infographic.)
Low specs don't matter, but actual features for users do
http://techtainian.com/news/2013/7/2/editorial-why-the-moto-x-will-be-better-than-instant
"Where a company can differentiate is by providing actual useful features for the user. It's not necessary about how powerful the device is, but rather what this piece of tech can do for you that the other device cannot. This is how Motorola will set itself apart from Samsung and HTC. And on a broader point it speaks to Google's future for computing where the specs are obviated and what's of...