Google has recently announced that they have started out +Android on Google+ along with an Android Blog, where you can get all the most recent information directly from the team at Android.
According to the announcement, Google states that it had queried its very own followers about type of content they wanted to check out on the Google Mobile Blog. The reply was straight-forward, and a lot of people wanted to see more information on the Android operating system. To improve everyone’s experience in getting knowledge about the most recent Android products, the tech powerhouse has finally established an Android account on Google+ which helps visitors get all the information they might need.
The post passes to say, “Going forward, the new Android Blog will be a must-read for anyone interested in the latest news like today’s Google Wallet announcement.” The folks at the Google Mobile Blog go on to show appreciation for their fans for being an awesome followers up to now.
The website carries a in-depth details already available and it goes over all the latest Android reports which include topics which range from Chrome for Android to Google Docs for their mobile handsets. In conventional Google fashion, there are videos, articles and various other particulars concerning Android.
If you need to find out whatever particular or important that is worth checking out regarding Android, you could be sure to discover it is in this official blog. Google have just lately made an proclamation about Google Wallet and have told, “Today we’re releasing a new, cloud-based version of the Google Wallet app that supports all credit and debit cards from Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Now, you can use any card when you shop in-store or online with Google Wallet. With the new version, you can also remotely disable your mobile wallet app from your Google Wallet account on the web.”
This really is merely a snippet of all the the details that is included in this blog.So what are you waiting for? Go, join Android on Google+ . To get hold of all of the the latest details about Android, check out their official blog here.
According to the announcement, Google states that it had queried its very own followers about type of content they wanted to check out on the Google Mobile Blog. The reply was straight-forward, and a lot of people wanted to see more information on the Android operating system. To improve everyone’s experience in getting knowledge about the most recent Android products, the tech powerhouse has finally established an Android account on Google+ which helps visitors get all the information they might need.
The post passes to say, “Going forward, the new Android Blog will be a must-read for anyone interested in the latest news like today’s Google Wallet announcement.” The folks at the Google Mobile Blog go on to show appreciation for their fans for being an awesome followers up to now.
The website carries a in-depth details already available and it goes over all the latest Android reports which include topics which range from Chrome for Android to Google Docs for their mobile handsets. In conventional Google fashion, there are videos, articles and various other particulars concerning Android.
If you need to find out whatever particular or important that is worth checking out regarding Android, you could be sure to discover it is in this official blog. Google have just lately made an proclamation about Google Wallet and have told, “Today we’re releasing a new, cloud-based version of the Google Wallet app that supports all credit and debit cards from Visa, MasterCard, American Express, and Discover. Now, you can use any card when you shop in-store or online with Google Wallet. With the new version, you can also remotely disable your mobile wallet app from your Google Wallet account on the web.”
This really is merely a snippet of all the the details that is included in this blog.So what are you waiting for? Go, join Android on Google+ . To get hold of all of the the latest details about Android, check out their official blog here.
