Surprise...Google Play Store selling Nexus 4 and crushed by US demand
I had hoped that Google would have scaled its US Play Store to meet demand. It didn't.
Christopher Dawson explores the mystery behind the hottest and fastest growing tech company in the world. Google spoilers inside.
Chris Dawson is a freelance writer, consultant, and policy advocate with 20 years of experience in education, technology, and the intersection of the two.
I had hoped that Google would have scaled its US Play Store to meet demand. It didn't.
Google's flagship phone and tablet devices sold out within an hour of going on sale in the UK - Be ready to snap them up when they go on sale in the US today.
The Google Nexus 4 goes on sale in the US today, which means my unlocked phone journey begins in a few hours.
It's no secret that I'm not a big fan of Verizon. But their service in my area is unbeatable. So why is the Nexus 4 enough to make me jump ship?
Have you used a Windows 8 tablet yet? If Google wants enterprise traction for Android, it has more to learn from these devices than it does from iPhones and iPads.
It looks like the FTC is poised to finally do more than posture around Google's alleged anti-competitive practices. In a roundtable discussion Friday, I argued that this is really just a colossal waste of taxpayer money.
So we know that the upcoming Nexus phone will be a modified version of LG's Optimus G. Great. That leaves me searching for the ultimate Android phone.
When my mom said she was ready to get a smartphone and wanted a recommendation, I thought for about 20 seconds and then said "Just get an iPhone."
The new iPhone 5 has had the Internet buzzing for weeks. Fortunately for Google, it's cool, but it's no Android killer
After a Huffington Post panel discussion on Friday about Google's forays into policy and law enforcement, I spent the weekend thinking about Google's giant role in our lives.