Author: AndrewH

DroidGamers
News

Today is the day after Christmas, what Android goodies did you get yesterday?

So today is the day after Christmas, or in Canada it is also known as Boxing Day where everyone loses their minds trying to score the best deals in stores. In other words it is Canada’s version of Black Friday. While this is going on, and we hope our Canadian readers are safe but securing themselves some killer deals, we want to know what everyone got for Christmas this year.

twitchtv-android-app-beta
News

Holiday Charity Stream and Giveaway: Tell us what games to play

So it has been a little over a year since we announced that we would start streaming Android games on TwitchTV. Back then it wasn’t the easiest thing to set up since at that time there was no real support for mobile game streaming on any mobile platform. There was a lot of testing and tweaking of settings, lots of test streams as well. Now it is much easier to stream and we’ve already been streaming games on our TwtichTV channel. However we haven’t had an official ‘launch’ yet.

Photo-Grid
News

The Android Christmas Starter Pack: Your Must Downloads

So he came, he really came! Santa arrived and he brought you a shiny new Android device at the bottom of your stocking. It’s charged, loaded, and ready to go, so whilst you’re waiting for the chestnuts roasting on the open fire – or waiting for the turkey to reheat in the microwave for leftover turkey sandwiches – you need to hit the Google Play store. But what do download?

brin project glass
News

From Google Glass 2.0 to the Microsoft Band: The Truth about Wearable Technology

If you hear the term wearable technology, your first thoughts are likely to revolve around the highly publicised Google Glass project. After launching to a mixed reception last year the technology giant are set to release an upgraded version this summer, which includes a slimmer design, a wider selection of frames and an Intel processor. Despite the prominence of this project and its status as the trail-blazer for wearable technology, however, it represents the tip of the iceberg and arguably disguises the true nature of the market.